Paul Wald said: (quoted from post at 20:51:06 05/28/10) Since we stopped square baling 20 years ago, been paying custom balers to roll up 400 - 500 big round bales a year (1800lbs). I can't afford a new baler. Need some honest input on economical big round baler, any color. Would be on a 100 hp, 540 RPM tractor. Most hay stored inside, none sold or shipped. I do unroll a lot during the winter. Thanks
I play around on ebay looking at balers & stuff over here. Krone seems to hold it's value used compared to JD and others except Welger but don't know if they are available in the States.
Just out of curiosity, what do you pay per roll for baling? and how big of roll does it take for 1800 pounds?
Heaviest I've bought were 4x5 rolls and may have weighed 800 pounds tops.
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