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Miniature Working Replica Of 1936 Stationary Hay Baler
We demonstrated this miniature working replica of a 1936 stationary hay baler at the Sunbelt Expo last fall near Moultrie, Ga. It produces miniature bales of hay or straw that measure 4 in. wide, 5 in. high, and 9 in. long. The baler itself is 62 in. long by 18 in. high and weighs 110 lbs. It's powered by a modified 19
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Miniature Working Replica Of 1936 Stationary Hay Baler BALERS Balers 24-2-36 We demonstrated this miniature working replica of a 1936 stationary hay baler at the Sunbelt Expo last fall near Moultrie, Ga. It produces miniature bales of hay or straw that measure 4 in. wide, 5 in. high, and 9 in. long. The baler itself is 62 in. long by 18 in. high and weighs 110 lbs. It's powered by a modified 1939 John Deere pedal tractor which is equipped with a small gas engine. Both the tractor and baler were built by Clifford Stone of Benton, Tenn. He's in his late 70's and built the baler from memory. As a child growing up on the farm one of his chores was to help bale hay with his father's stationary baler. (Patsi Barker, 233 Co. Rd. 782, Etowah, Tenn. 37331 ph 423 263-2914)
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