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SW Minnesota | That's almost the same outfit I have. I have a Massey 1839 with a Kuhns 1036F which makes a pack of 10 laid flat with the 2 end ones set the other way to make a tie row. I had the accumulator before the Massey baler - pulled it behind a JD 338 the first year, then bought the 1839 so that I could lay the packs centered over the windrow they were baled out of. I really like the MF 1839 baler - makes a more consistent bale than the JD did. Less moving parts and everything is in a straight line both in the field and on the road. Kuhns also makes a well-built bale grabber - heavier construction that most others I looked at. And it all looks just fine powered by green tractors! | |
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Good an bad of inline small square balers
