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Re: Ford Baler


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Posted by Nellie on July 04, 1998 at 05:43:34:

In Reply to: Ford Baler posted by Mark S. on June 24, 1998 at 21:39:47:

:Mark i bought a Ford Baler like the one you discribe 2yrs ago. Kept inside and had seen no more than 10,000 bales. I paid $450 because in the middle of haying season - to buy anything else in as good condition would have been $1,000+
I have been very happy about the investment. My complaint is that the thin tires Ford used sink into damp ground easy. Have a long cable on hand you may need to unhook the baler now and then and pull it out of a wet spot. I have to do it about once or twice a yr. One other thing you can buy the old Fords cheap at an auction but you have seen this one work that counts alot.


I have a chance to buy an older Ford Baler.
: We used it today and did several hundred bale with only a slight twine problem in the beginning.
: It does not have a kicker, just drops them on the ground. Any idea what this might be worth??
: Or what would be a good offer?? It is kept in a storage building when not in use, runs off PTO, it's blue and just a bit dusty, Thanks.




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