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Re: Horse Power to run a round bailer
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Posted by Missouri Boy on July 11, 2004 at 15:18:45 from (64.82.207.34):
In Reply to: Horse Power to run a round bailer posted by Rick on July 11, 2004 at 09:57:22:
I would be more concerned about being able to cross low spots in the firld and being able to turm\n around at the bottom of a hill than I would with the PTO power to run the thing. Also you may want to consider wanting a tractor big enough to handle a bale with a loader. In consideration of this I live in the hills and have a IHC 986 (near 100 hp) and have a Heston 5010 and a great Bend loader. I never feel any pull on PTO but feel that the tractor is about right. I feel secure pulling it on the road. I know it is excessive size.
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