Tx Jim
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JD still incorporates the Equal-angle hitch on other new drawn pto driven equipment such as Mo-Co's. JD stopped using E-A hitch on rd balers and went with the the heavy & expensive CV joint drive line.
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JD still incorporates the Equal-angle hitch on other new drawn pto driven equipment such as Mo-Co's. JD stopped using E-A hitch on rd balers and went with the the heavy & expensive CV joint drive line.
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"Haybine" is actually a registered trademark name for New Holland only. Athough many people will call any brand of sickle cutter with a crimper a haybine, it is not technically correct but is understood nonetheless . All other brands of these that are not New Holland should be called mower conditioners or moco's for short.
Just like many people call any brand of copy machine a "Xerox" machine instead of a photo copier - or any brand of locking pliers "Vise-grips". Really the trademark names sometimes get commonized due to either being the original inventer or simply becoming the most populous in the market.
Just like many people call any brand of copy machine a "Xerox" machine instead of a photo copier - or any brand of locking pliers "Vise-grips". Really the trademark names sometimes get commonized due to either being the original inventer or simply becoming the most populous in the market.
Tx Jim
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Just as Haybine is a registered trademark name of NH,Mower-conditioner(Mo-Co) is a registered trademark name of JD