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Posted by Dave_Id on March 27, 2002 at 20:40:58 from (63.20.49.62):
In Reply to: Hay Bailer posted by Luke on March 27, 2002 at 20:06:50:
For starters, any square baler that has it's own power source instead of pto drive. Balers differ in price like crazy, a good JD 346 will go for around $3500 or more around here. There are $500 balers around, but by the time you spend a pile of money in the knotters, your right back up there. Some guys will tell you if you have a light cutting you won't have any problem with a Super C, but I get only one cutting, and it's heavy, and I know a super C wouldn't handle it.
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