Allen I have an 851 auto tie. As stated they bale anything. Be aware the later 851's had a heavier duty top chain. I put a new H. D. top chain on mine 2 years ago from Shoups. On mine the whole back of the tail gate unbolts from the tailgate frame. Makes it real easy to replace the top chain. I had to replace the bearings on the pickup about 10 years ago. There is an hole in the side of the pickup to make it easier. I had to replace 1 chain idler on top if the baler, it came from N.H. I replaced the drive belt, it came from NAPA. I had to replace a couple of pickup teath that came from the local farm and home. I was using farm and home twine in the baler and had a lot of trouble with the twine. When I bought twine from the local fertlizer dealer those twine problems stopped. This baler was bought new by dad in the 1970's I believe these are the first new replacement parts put on it.
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