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Posted by Jerry/MT on August 26, 2005 at 11:05:40 from (206.183.121.132):
In Reply to: what HP tractor posted by Rngr on August 26, 2005 at 10:55:37:
I think 35 HP would be a little too small to run a baler with. I would think a minimum of 45 HP at the PTO is what you need, but don't hold me to that. Talk to a dealer about HP requirements for a baler or wait til some of the other folks reply to you post. Don't know the HP of the JD 3010/3020 is but you don't want to be too overpowered either. My neighbor has a 3020D and he uses it to run his mowco, to rake and to bale (small square bales) so i know that it will work.
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