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    Now or next year

    Im in Minnesota, just south of minneapolis. Had about 3-4 tablespoons of rain this summer. So the hay hasn't grown much. Most folks got one and a half cuts some less. We got 1/2 of normal, hope the drought is over.
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    Now or next year

    My neighbor has said he would appreciate it if I would use about 1.7 acres of land adjacent to ours to make hay because his equipment has gotten big enough that it is a pain to get back there. So rather than add to the weed population, our cutting it for hay would benefit us both. My question...
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    What is a model 68 new holland baler worth

    Sounds like the owner(s) think $200.00 isn't out of consideration. I asked if the long chain guard was around, the plunger is NOT happy to be moved. Couldn't tell what shape the sliders are in but judging from the look inside the chamber I'm guessing not great. I'm sitting back and...
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    What is a model 68 new holland baler worth

    A friend is having a farm auction and has a model 68 baler in fair shape everything is there and moves but is way out of time (owner was "tinkering" with it). It was dark when I looked at it so no pictures. I have a couple of 271's that I use and he was going to give me a shot at it before...
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    Used New holland 273 baler deal killers

    Well that's what I thought and that's what I'm going to offer them for it don't really need another project but I could use a backup baler
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    Used New holland 273 baler deal killers

    Looking at local NH 273 for sale, the bearings are bad, some rust but sheet metal is straight u joints are good, I found 2 bad roller bearings so what else should I look for? He is asking $2000 but will take offers.
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    2023.05.18 Reflections of Farm Life

    Paul do you live near Mankato? New Ulm?
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    Need adjustment specs for plinger bearing 271 new hollan

    Just finished replacing all the bearings on the plunger on a new holland 271 baler. I had a friend help who was in town and the service manual went with him and he and his family and the manual are about 400 miles away on vaca. I would like to adjust them today and get the manual next week...
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    Late Model 2010 Tractors

    Candle wax 'n heat, never thought/heard of that, but makes sense. Last night's winner was drilling out the plug and using a 1/4" bolt in the center using a small (as possible) puller to grab the outside of the bearing. The hole must relieve the tension enough to release the inner race. No...
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    Late Model 2010 Tractors

    Hi Bill, don't mean to jump posts, but I saw some of your posts regarding the current project at Rancho Coste plenty and wondered if I could get your 2 cents worth. I have a (new to me) new holland 271 baler in remarkably good shape for the most part, I want to change the bearings on the...
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    Allenhead retainer for NH plunger bearing stuck

    Heat made no difference. So 1. Grind down to inner race and cut it off Or 2.drill out plug til I can knock it loose?
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    Allenhead retainer for NH plunger bearing stuck

    Going with heat right now, will advise
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    Allenhead retainer for NH plunger bearing stuck

    Looking for ideas to remove a retainer on a new holland 271 baler, inflectng the amount of damage to body and baler. 72 hours of penitrating oil ha done nothing. Any ideas appreciated, Thks Warren
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    Best way to remove plunger bearing allenhead retainer 27

    Trying to change plunger bearings on 271 new Holland. Don't want to strip it, is there "best practice" Thinking about heating up. Had penitrating oil on it for 2 days. Thanks, Warren
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    What is it?

    Ok, thanks for the input. I'm not sure why I never noticed it before. Man was the fluid dirty! Thanks for the help. Warren
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