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[farmsled]

Hi, Just signed up for this forum, lots of knowledgeable people posting. I am looking to purchase a complete 1425 or 1426 New Holland Baler. I spent my youth putting up small square bales. Most years we put up  around 40,000. Still put up about 3500. Had all different models of balers. Never had an SP. Would like to find a complete unit. Will travel in NW United States. Everyone stay safe and thank you. T.

[farmsled]

Anyone know where I might be able to find one?

[r82230]

Welcme Farmsled to HT.
 
I've never seen the baler you are looking for in my neck of the woods.  Seems they were used mostly in the Northwestern US.  
 
Here's an old thread about the balers, Three44s was quite knowledgeable about those machines (had several).

https://www.haytalk....ropelled-baler/

 

I think you are looking at a machine that hasn't been built for almost 40 years, so a lot of parts might be NLA and an orphan.

 

Don't know if Three is around any more, haven't seen a post in a while, so IDK.

 

HTH

 

Larry
 

[swmnhay]

Tim Hall who used to post on here maybe able to help you.I recall some posts that they used to run them.

 

google Halls Hay and you should be able to find some contact info

[Three44s]

I am still on the right side of dirt and farming
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I just got bogged down in so many posts about round balers, no offense to members with them but just not my bag.

I received a PM from farmsled and replied. Hope it helped.

Three44s

[nhbaler282]

Three44’s good to hear from you again you need to give us a update on your balers I am in the process of putting a 570 on my 1283 the baler part is just worn out I narrowed it to a 14 inch chamber this changeover isn’t easy but it is fun can’t wait to get finished with it there is more to it than I thought having to get it set on frame just right to make everything work