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If you replace the bottom dimple roll on a BR780 or BR780A with a fluted roll from a BR7090, it makes a big difference in helping start the bale.

It's an Autowrap and not a Bale Command....right? If it's an Autowrap, run it through a wrap cycle and see if the belt is slipping.

The 560 is New Holland's latest model and this will essentially be the first season that they're in the field. I think that they are still the same roll-a-belt design like they have always been, but I'd say the jury is still out on them. I'd hate to own the first year of a new design (remember...

They have a pretty good counter set up on them. They will put a scale under them too, but that adds around 1000 bucks to the price.

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There are big differences in payload and the size of the cargo box. I've got an old Rhino 660 and it only has a 400 lb. payload and a pretty small box. The Mules, Rangers, and Gators have over twice the payload and a bigger box.

We've used NH balers since we quit stacking in the early '90s. We've had 855s, a 660, 664, 688, and a BR780A. They have all been good balers. Currently use the old 664 and the BR780A. The 664 has a zillion bales through it and it's been a good baler. The BR80A has the wide pickup and it's...