That is just an exact twin to my Farmall 65. Two wheel drive also. I was baling 10 to 12 thousand bales a year when I first got mine but anymore only about 6000. 141 bales on each wagon. Hook one wagon behind the other and pull it all home. Now here is where it is deceiving. My baler is a New Holland compact 65 baler. So the bales are only two thirds as big as yours. Two years ago I put a canopy on mine. That's nice to sit in the shade. If you get a canopy, get the one for the New Holland tractor as that is white in color. Case is red. Same tractor so it bolts right on. Lots cooler sitting under white then red. Also I will take a picture of the grab handle I made for mine. Makes it much easier getting on. I love my Farmall. I have 2000 hrs. on mine already. Had to replace the alternator. But that's the only problem I've had with it.
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