Posted by dave2 on August 27, 2009 at 10:59:01 from (139.139.35.70):
Hey folks,
Finally got it through my head that you folks don't have the same equipment as here (model#, etc) The MF balers here are made in france prolly only work on tractors with a good reverse gear :roll: .
Anyway......... Anyone know of an online source (or books) for info that will give me a general idea of how this stuff works and what usually can go wrong. What to look at when buying, etc????
Hard to get that kind of info out of folks here.... Local dealer said I should stay away from anything JD, MF, IHC, and some other brands because of parts availability. But I found a few smaller MF's that look to be in real good shape for little bucks (half what a Welger which he recommended costs).
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