Transporting a New Holland 570 Square Baler

Reid1650 · Feb 20, 2011

Any of you guys do it? If the tires are too wide to fit on my deckover cant I just slide it onto the trailer on the axle? Just trying to figure out how to load? Thank Guys

Mike (WA) · Feb 20, 2011

570 is probably a bit bigger than my 275, but I hauled it on a deck-over by taking off the tongue (only one bolt), then slanting it so the wheels are diagonally on the trailer and the front and rear are hanging slightly over the sides.

Casey in Ky · Feb 20, 2011

Dealer delivered one to me last year. They backed it onto a international rollback, 27 ft bed, don"t know the width, but it was nothing special. Both tires hung over each side by about half, but it fit and road on the truck for at least a 2 and half hour drive. I backed the tractor up to it, hooked up, and pulled it off. If you"re careful, it"ll fit. That poor ol" rollback was loaded to the hilt, 570 bale, 256 rake, and a 616 disc mower.

Tx Jim · Feb 21, 2011

Depending on miles away I'd probably just tow it.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 21, 2011

(quoted from post at 04:53:21 02/21/11)
Depending on miles away I'd probably just tow it.

Drove my little tractor about 110 miles RT to get my baler @ 10mph. To trip was nice and sunny if a little cool but the home trip was a nerve racker. Baler was about a foot narrower than the lane and all but about 3 miles was on major hiways with about everyone that passed blowing the horn and using sign language............ I couldn't find a trailer big enough that I could still pull and transport would have been half as much as I paid for the baler.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 21, 2011

I would just grease the wheels good & pull it home.Pulled a 315NH 225 mi. home with no problems.

usetob · Feb 21, 2011

How far?

Transporting a New Holland 570 Square Baler

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