Yeah I bought my first round Baylor in 2003 and it was a new Holland 4 x 4 Baylor because yes most of my customers can handle that bale size I paid 13,000 for that Baylor brand new then two years ago I bought a BR 740 4x 5 bought it used for 12,000 I think it’s almost 40 grand brand new but I still make a 4 x 4 bale and I twine tie with sissal. The narrow pick up on the small Baylor’s is hard to deal with I discovered that that my square Baylor has a lot wider pick up my 740 has a lot wider pick up
I bale with a kr125 it is a 1992 year. Similar to the f125. I call it stupid simple. I would go with the wide pickup makes a whole lot better to pickup windrows even when just cut with mower.
I LOVE my Krone tedder and cutter. Switched to a Deere baler second half of this season, and wish I did it sooner.
Yeah I bought my first round Baylor in 2003 and it was a new Holland 4 x 4 Baylor because yes most of my customers can handle that bale size I paid 13,000 for that Baylor brand new then two years ago I bought a BR 740 4x 5 bought it used for 12,000 I think it’s almost 40 grand brand new but I still make a 4 x 4 bale and I twine tie with sissal. The narrow pick up on the small Baylor’s is hard to deal with I discovered that that my square Baylor has a lot wider pick up my 740 has a lot wider pick up
I bale with a kr125 it is a 1992 year. Similar to the f125. I call it stupid simple. I would go with the wide pickup makes a whole lot better to pickup windrows even when just cut with mower.
That round baler seems like a very simple design. I wonder what they cost?
I saw 2 for sale at Tractor house 2019 models F125 priced at $ 31,500.00
DeHaven Family Farm - I got a quote last summer for a bare bones F125 for around $23k as I recall.
That Krone baler 125 ,I believe is for a tractor compact & larger ? I think the M-F 50 could handle it. I'll check it out.
Suggested pto hp. 40 to 45