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Posted by farmer boy on July 25, 2007 at 19:48:30 from (216.129.11.67):
In Reply to: newholland 273 baler posted by ric1 on July 25, 2007 at 11:39:01:
We own a 273 baler and it makes good bales and it can go at a fairly quick speed.(4-5mph) and get done 400-500 bales an hour if you want to constantely shift between 4-L and 1-H it also depends which cut your on. In first cut we get about 100 bales/acre and pushing it can get done 2-200 bale loads an hour. We stack all the bales. As far as constienty goes every bale will be fairly close to one another in length and will always be uniform in terms of banana bales.This is all just my experience with this baler and every baler is different. It just has to be adjusted correctly
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