I learned all the cuss words I know from my dad working on a baler like that. Well, the Wisconsin engine, anyway.

I can remember the nextdoor neighbors baling with one of them in the early 1960s.

G day from Ont Boy I remember seeing red ford baler with swing arm but not that type of feeder. Thanks

What years were these built. It seems pretty quiet for an old machine.

Wow, never seen a feed quite like that before!

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Sloppy

How much grass does it take to make a hay bail that size?

I had one of these back 40 years ago. Was a good unit!

I didn't realize you had a collection of square balers. And a lot of those older vertical plunger balers, too! Wow, that's impressive thks to the internet connection you installed out by the shed. We get to see them Got me thinking, how many do I got . I guess (2) IH 47 (1) IH27 (1) J.D.14T You do a lot of New Holland how to fix I have (1) New Holland #66 so a total of 5 / lol...only 1 works the the IH 47 but won't bale . well really, won't tie when doing tough heavy hay only light bales and then still misses here and there. the Needles are so dull the bales are kind of hooked together sometimes. What's the best way to get in there to take out the knives? (If they don't strip out the Allan wrench. I assume there Allen wrench, not sure.

Impressive!

My exact baler for the last 58 years! IH was going strong back then.

Nice smooth running Dearborn baler! Thank you for posting Rachel.

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what is your contact info?? got a s77 needs a PTO guard

Thank you Balerman and Rachel for the video! From Iowa

That is an amazing piece of history

What happened at the end when it started squealing?

What part of mo was that baler from

Balerman saved my bacon with his Christmas gift to KZbin listeners on how to time a 338 baler. Wish I would have known about Balerman when I tore apart the 338 pickup reel. Tine bars were sloppy in the end spiders but the new spiders were just as worn. Could have left it alone for many more years.

Sorry Balerman, we went out with family and neighbors to eat a couple pizzas and we missed you and your wife. Hope mom is doing better.

Smooth running. And Mom's more important than baler vids!

Balerman, hoping your mother is recovering and getting well, from Iowa.

BALERMAN, Your content makes me happy!

Hey, your mothers health is more important than us having a KZbin clip to watch. All the best for you and your family

I just got my driveshaft and pinion, bevel gear, bearings changed out, cleaned the chains. Somehow got it out of time even though I had it all locked, this makes it immensely easier than looking at the manual and figured out the bs it is spewing. Will try it.

Hi Balerman. I would have missed you. I like your videos and your religious beliefs!

I remember when I was 4 to 8 years old around 1958 to 1962, Because those balers are so differently built with the thing stuffer arm going vertical towering way up in the air. I definitely remember my dad had one of those built like that. How many different companies built them like that besides international & New Holland? I have no idea what brand he had. other than it was red, & had a motor on it. I thought he didn't like it, probably, wasn't a New Holland, as you painted a picture of it being a great baler. He had trouble with his. It's just so long ago. He usually had everything McCormick, But for some reason bought a Massey Ferguson #9 when he upgraded. It was not one of those that never missed a bale , of coarse my dad might not of tied the the next bale of twine perfect . But it tied pretty good. There kinda a rare those little #9 massey I only seen 1 or 2 on market place I can't believe all the good points you made about it, the Super 77. I Like that little door in the back. Would that make it easier, to change. or sharpen the knives? Like how you don't have to crawl under neath the baler to thread the needles . I didn't know the proto super 77 type was at the end of the production

I seen in the manual that when timing the baler there needs to be a measurement of 2 1/2 inches from the needle to the face of the plunger head when the needle is flush with the tip of the lower bale groovers. Is that measurement correct when the needle is 2 1/2” ahead of the plunger head or behind? By making sure that the timing points all line up, do the measurements even matter at that point?

Hey hey!

Just a thought about breaking in a Wisconsin motor...break it in baling hay, that's what all Wisconsin engines did when they started out new on a baler.

I'll have to tune in tomorrow. I like watching old baler repairs. I'll bet that's as old as I am and I'm 70, maybe 2 or 3 years older. I was born in 1954. How long ago did you pick this baler up?

I got a baler like that. Was going to junk it, but... It's really hard for me to junk old machinery.

Hi Balerman. I'm on at 8 pm central time from Iowa. Didn't know you were going to be on. Sunday 8pm 8-18-24

Jody says hello to you and Shawn

There's bees in there... let's look closer😅

That rock'n motion brings back memories

Im watching but behind in your videos. You guys are fun to watch. What does a roll of baling wire sell for? We used to use baling wire from the sale barn here in Garner Ia to fix stuff on the farm.

Im watching but a month late. Better late than never!

You got the most interesting channel that Im suscribed to. I have an IH #46 baler that skips bales quite frequently. My dad bought it new in the 60's when we had dairy cows. Now I just bale cornstalks to put around the farmhouse in the fall.

Great job done again. Thank you!

Thank you for a great live video Balerman and Balerlady. Love the live casts!

Wonder how many of those Wisconsin engines where built?

I know by the sound of the hammer u are makeimg no inpact

Looks like an old 77

Video keeps cutting out

sounds good, It did get my attention to watching the video because I thought, cool, an Allis Chalmers baler. I looked up on market place. There were Allis Chalmers square balers, for sale! There's al new holland 77 for sale $600 and a 50 t McCormick $450 Those be cool to watch

Dang. Missed it!😢

What do you guys think about using an eight bale accumulator that drags the bales on the ground with a twine tie 336? Do you think it would work or bust the strings