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Dad’s New Holland 166 Self-Propelled Baler
Here’s a photo of my dad’s New Holland 166 self-propelled baler. The last time we had it running was a year or two ago when we took it to the world plowing championships near Methven, New Zealand. I still have the baler’s original operator’s handbook and parts catalog as well as the original wrenches and grease gun.
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Dad’s New Holland 166 Self-Propelled Baler BALERS Here’s a photo of my dad’s New Holland 166 self-propelled baler The last time we had it running was a year or two ago when we took it to the world plowing championships near Methven New Zealand I still have the baler’s original operator’s handbook and parts catalog as well as the original wrenches and grease gun It’s great to see that some of these rare self-propelled balers have survived the test of time especially when so few were ever built – only 305 I believe Our baler has the serial number 1276 According to New Holland their first self-propelled baler was produced on July 30 1956 and the last one in April of 1957 John Paterson 2009 Georgetown-Pukeuri Road 4 K R D OAMARU New Zealand 9494; dunallan@slingshot co nz
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