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Whiskey, Tango, Foxtrot | One thing to consider regarding NH balewagons, what I have been told is the 1065,75,85,95 and BW28 are designed for 3 tie bales. They will haul two tie as well, but not as well or with as much capacity as the two tie counterpart. Chutes and stuff are more fitted for two tie as well on the two tie models. I don't even know what those models are, but my owners manual for a 1095 is also for the two tie model, which is a 1089.
Dave gave you a lot of excellent advice on these machines. I will reinforce what he said about the Mil-Stack units. Don't even consider one. If you even think it has had a Mil-Stack on it (lots of frame reinforcement, welding and cracks and new holes on the right front frame area, as well as an add on or marks from an add on cylinder on the 2nd table) then run away. No matter how cheap it is.
The 1065,75,85,95 and BW28 series are all going to be on the west coast anyway. We just talk about those models as they are what we are used to, not really any two tie bales here. | |
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I need to automate my bale handling
