You say walking axles and 4 wheels, Deere never had that on what we call a sidewinder baler that includes both the 114W and 116W balers and they never had knotters as they were only a wire tie baler and had what was called a wire twister. The 2 wheels were individually mounted and it did not have a common axle and the drive on the back was a big heavy V belt. I have both a early and a late version of the 116W, they use 4 rolls of wire with 2 mounted on top of the bale chamber while the other 2 are mounted under the bale chamber. The 114 is a 14" machine and only made like the later version of the 116 that is a 16" baler. The pto shaft is inside the toung. Sounds like it is something different than a Deere baler.
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