I have 7 NH 851 balers 3 runners and 4 for parts,the things to looks for as said is the condition of the chains and also if the cylinders hold the door shut while its making a bale and the only way to tell is to make a bale with it.They don't make the tightest or best looking bale but they will bale about anything and are easy to work on if needed.They are also cheap in my area the 3 runners I gave $500 for the one and $300 each for the others all are in good condition.Run them with a variety of tractors Oliver 1550 and 1650,Allis Chalmers D19,185 and 180.Also have a like new 847 that sat unused in a shed for 30 years(long story) and had only baled about 50 bales when I got it and I've baled about 100 with it,real nice working baler makes a real nice bale and the door locks shut while its making a bale so the condition of the hydraulics on the baler or tractor isn't critical.
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