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Dimentions of a Rotobaler
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AaronSEIA View Drop Down
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Location: Mt Pleasant, IA
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    Posted: 07 Mar 2010 at 7:29am
I've got my dad's rotobaler listed on eBay and have someone wanting to know the dimentions and weight of it.  It's gonna be easier for me to ask here than to have dad go measure it.  I know they are way overwidth.  Also need a weight.  if anyone has a manual handy to check for me, I'd greatly appreciate it.
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Aaron these are the dimensions out of the 1955 Rotobaler ops book:
width for transport...8ft 10in
width for field ops...9ft 10in
range of swinging tongue adjustment...33in
overall length...13ft 6in
overall height...6ft 11in
shipping weight...2300lbs

Hope this helps.

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Thank you very much,.  I knew they were wide, didn't know they were quite that heavy.
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Aaron, they will fit on a 8' 6" wide flat deck trailer, but not by much.  Dad has hauled a couple and what works best is a tractor and loader with a hole in the bucket or forks to put the hitch in and then put it on the trailer backwards.
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