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Talked to a guy recently who worked for a tire shop. He said when a load came in they spray them down with kerosene Especially tires that weren't going to ,move quickly. I thought that was interesting but he also seemed like he was also one of those guys who Trump should put in a think tank...

Neighbor bought one pretty good size. Had a few minor issues with the loader, but was taken care of with warranty. He kept bragging it up, until the rear end broke into with a disc mower. Took about three months but was covered. He ran it through an auction and got a bid for half of its cost...

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Try Gemplers.

A 12 inch works good on most ties unless they are some of those big'uns. I would love to have a post driver though.

That dogs is in a serious bind if it is willin to take on that tractor before it finishes :o lol

I have had that same for 15 years and I bale an average 7-800 lb. roll. But I have had to repack the arms 1.5 times and I run it into the red. I wish I had a 4x5 but It works for me.

I have a 335 and it drove me crazy. The bales seemed fairly tight but everything had to be just right to bale with it. Starting the bales I had to ease into it or it would plug up or not begin at all. Also when I was finishing a bale it would back off and stop rolling. I packed arms and...

How's the tightness of the bales? If they are looser than normal it is a hydro valve.

Fill her full of grease and make some hay. I worried about a leaking gear box in my old one and I noticed when I bought a new one that it was packed with grease.

Mine were silver top and definitly mexican. Most tops are jagged and I caught some metal in the eye. Also several were pre bent. No more if I can help it.

Buys at least one day if not more. Past few years around here they have been priceless. We ted right behind the mower.