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PHi: I am looking to add a tractor to my operation. Use would be general tillage work with some hay production. There is a 1979 White...
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Ppcrh replied to the thread 1750 with loader.Hi rrlund: No to both. I have found a second problem. The second remote (was not used previously) locks. I am thinking the detente...
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Ppcrh replied to the thread 1750 with loader.Hi tom upton: Thanks for the tip. I will look into this.
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Ppcrh replied to the thread 1750 with loader.Thanks
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Ppcrh replied to the thread 1750 with loader.Hi rrlund: This would be a AW46 weight hydraulic oil?
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PI added a loader to my 1750 Cockshutt tractor. Loader is plumbed into the remote with a divider to allow use of equipment. What weight...
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Ppcrh replied to the thread 851 auto tie. New Holland.Hi m16ty: Good suggestions. Very similar to what the PO shared with me. Oil and grease seems to be important to these older machines...
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Ppcrh replied to the thread 851 auto tie. New Holland.Went to see the baler. For its age it seem to be in good shape. So now I own it. Chains and floor pan show signs of use but not heavy...
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Ppcrh replied to the thread 851 auto tie. New Holland.Thanks Destroked 450: Thank you. Your points are valuable to me. Plan is to see the unit later this week. I will use your thoughts on...
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Ppcrh replied to the thread 851 auto tie. New Holland.Thanks Destroked 450: That will be an important question when I meet the seller next week. Does he have the manual and then the...
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Ppcrh replied to the thread 851 auto tie. New Holland.Thanks Destroked 450: Your rusty info is better than my no info. Any way to trigger the auto tie if I finish with baling with a...
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Ppcrh replied to the thread 851 auto tie. New Holland.Thanks Destroked 450: So basically I just need to learn how to use the baler and when to stop feeding the baler so it can tie the...
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PHi: I will be looking at a 851 baler. It is listed as an auto tie baler. I am not familiar with how this works. Will there be some...
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