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Re: Belts vs Chains/Bars for Round Bailer ?
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Posted by KEH on October 19, 2005 at 15:30:41 from (64.53.73.49):
In Reply to: Belts vs Chains/Bars for Round Bailer ? posted by Bill Henry on October 19, 2005 at 14:01:45:
Bill, I had a 847. The 846 is an earlier model, I don't think there is much differance between the two. I would not get a chain baler, and not an 847. It does not pack the hay as tight as newer belt bales and is harder to pull than a belt baler. The chains are expensive to replace. Of course, if you had to replace all the belts on a belt baler they would be expensive, but usually belts can be spliced or replaced one at a time. Don't know anything about the NH 630. KEH
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