it's spelled "baling" "baler." "bales" "baleage", bale being root word, not bail LOL. Sounds like english class all over again.
Whenever our 46 had problems, we would borrow my uncle's 45. I dreaded seeing that machine come into the yard because dad wouldn't change its settings, it made monstrously long heavy bales compared to the settings on our 46.
we used a b46 and an mf 701 right until my father retired 10 years ago and both balers worked very well indeed despite their age . i found they worked better with the old type string opposed to the nylon stuff . great vid , thanks for posting :o)
it's spelled "baling" "baler." "bales" "baleage", bale being root word, not bail LOL. Sounds like english class all over again.
Whenever our 46 had problems, we would borrow my uncle's 45. I dreaded seeing that machine come into the yard because dad wouldn't change its settings, it made monstrously long heavy bales compared to the settings on our 46.
absoluteauthority08 7 months ago
we used a b46 and an mf 701 right until my father retired 10 years ago and both balers worked very well indeed despite their age . i found they worked better with the old type string opposed to the nylon stuff . great vid , thanks for posting :o)
wichywoo 7 months ago