Posted by Jim in Michigan on September 21, 2009 at 13:15:00 from (74.221.63.8):
In Reply to: NH Hayliner 69?? posted by dave2 on September 21, 2009 at 12:33:42:
Its a good baler,its actually pretty much the same as a a 268,lots of the same parts and such,but the 268 is a lot newer. I used a 68 and a 69 for many years before they died and I got a freebie 270(also seems the same as the 68,69) be warned though that if I recall right the 69 has a really short tongue on it. 400 is a good deal, at least it would be in my area. just my opinions,,Jim
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