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mrcubcadet 09-19-2012 09:42 PM

Finally Getting A Baler
 
For those few of you who have heard about me selling some Cub items, to save up to buy a square baler...I am finally going to be traveling to Brookville, IN. tomorrow, to pick up an International #47 square baler that is a 1 owner, always barn kept, and ready to go to the field! :beerchug:




Will be getting some pictures up once I get it home, and behind the Farmall H.








Even though my dad has owned balers, I am very happy and excited to be buying my first..And a nice one at that! :ThumbsUp:

TheIHMan 09-19-2012 09:48 PM

Congrats, can't wait to see pics
I think we have one in one of the buildings at the farm but since we don't have cows anymore we don't have a use for it.

ACecil 09-19-2012 10:06 PM

That's awesome, Conner! Looking forward to your pics.

IACubCadet 09-19-2012 11:11 PM

You will like the #47 baler. On our farm, we put half of our 400+ acres in hay and small grains, and usually still put up about 8-10,000 bales of hay and 3000 bales of straw a year. The 47 was known for it's high capacity chamber and pickup, baling more than the competition ever could. My dad and I run two 47's and my grandpa runs two 430's (the next model with the all twine three disc knotter). Cant wait to see pics. If you ever need help on one, feel free to PM me.

mrcubcadet 09-20-2012 07:02 AM

Thanks guys!




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Originally Posted by IACubCadet (Post 151517)
You will like the #47 baler. On our farm, we put half of our 400+ acres in hay and small grains, and usually still put up about 8-10,000 bales of hay and 3000 bales of straw a year. The 47 was known for it's high capacity chamber and pickup, baling more than the competition ever could. My dad and I run two 47's and my grandpa runs two 430's (the next model with the all twine three disc knotter). Cant wait to see pics. If you ever need help on one, feel free to PM me.


I kinda thought it was a rather larger baler, especially for its time!


Defiantly will PM you of I have any questions! :beerchug:

mrcubcadet 09-20-2012 09:09 PM

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Got it today! :beerchug:



It's a little dirtier than expected, thanks to the birds..But, it will look nice again once I clean on it tomorrow.







Very happy with my purchase..It is a very straight, well kept, and ready to roll machine. :ThumbsUp:

mrcubcadet 09-20-2012 09:16 PM

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An last but not least...A photo of the guy whose dad bought it new (right), and his friend who lives where the baler was stored.

IACubCadet 09-20-2012 09:37 PM

Not bad at all! You could get a rough estimate on how much material that has seen by rubbing your finger over the edge of the auger in the pickup. If it is sharp, she's not young by any means. Looks like that baler has seen it's fair share of use, but its 45+ years old. Looks clean and straight though. Nice buy :beerchug:

mrcubcadet 09-20-2012 09:55 PM

Thank you! I am very happy with how straight, and mechanically good it is! Hooked it up to the H, and it turned right over.




The picture does it no justice, by no means...But after I clean and scrub on it tomorrow, I guarantee it will look a lot better. :beerchug:

ACecil 09-20-2012 10:12 PM

That's nice, Conner!


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