Can someone please tell me what this piece of equipment is?
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Klaus Karbaumer says 2018-07-03 14:29:04 (CST)
Looks like a square baler with a power sweep to me( as I am standing on my head to view it!)
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Mike Rock says 2018-07-03 21:53:47 (CST)
Klaus,
Just turn your computer upside down!
Nice baler....for sale???????????????????
Mike
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Uncle Joe says 2018-07-04 05:43:50 (CST)
Not sure why they flip upside down on some posts.
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neil aldridge says 2018-07-04 16:26:22 (CST)
the post states horse drawn. which in a sense it is, but when it gets to the field the hay is brought to it, the baler stays in one spot.
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