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Used

USED NEW HOLLAND 5070

Nebraska, United States
Asking Price
USD $18,500.00
1 available
340Listings|1Follower
Overview
Square Balers

This New Holland BC5070 baler for sale in Pembroke, Kentucky is equipped with a seller-reported 35 HP Vanguard gasoline engine power unit, providing a specialized independently powered arrangement for hay producers and Plain-community farms. The baler is now priced at $18,500 after being reduced from $22,500 because the seller is facing an unexpected family financial emergency. Reasonable offers remain welcome. The BC5070 platform produces conventional 14×18 small square bales and uses New Holland's wide pickup and rotary feeding design. Buyers looking for a used small square hay baler in Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Ohio, or surrounding agricultural markets may find this engine-powered setup especially appealing. Call 531-220-0956 to connect with Amos, or contact Trustworthy Equipment LLC for help with available third-party financing and nationwide transportation resources.
Available in Pembroke, Kentucky, this New Holland BC5070 baler for sale is a small square hay baler equipped with a seller-reported 35 HP Vanguard gas engine power unit, giving it an independently powered configuration that may be particularly attractive to Plain-community farms and other operations using alternative equipment-power arrangements. Originally offered at $22,500, then reduced to $21,500, this baler has now been dramatically reduced to $18,500 because of an unexpected family emergency. The seller needs to turn this equipment into cash and remains open to a reasonable offer.
This is not simply a routine seasonal price reduction. According to the seller, an unexpected medical emergency involving his youngest son has placed significant financial strain on the family. His son required emergency surgery after developing a serious intestinal complication. Fortunately, the family was already at the hospital for another child’s surgery when the emergency occurred, allowing him to receive immediate medical attention.
The seller reports that the resulting expenses have exhausted much of the family’s available savings. Because of that situation, he has made the difficult decision to reduce the baler to $18,500 and is prepared to consider additional reasonable offers in order to get it sold.
Buyers who have been considering an engine-powered New Holland small square baler are encouraged to take a serious look at this opportunity.
Major Price Reduction — Now $18,500
The asking price has now been lowered substantially:

Original asking price: $22,500

First reduction: $21,500

Current asking price: $18,500

Total advertised reduction: $4,000
Seller reports that accepting the current price represents a substantial financial loss for him
Reasonable offers are still being considered
Seller is motivated by an immediate family financial need

This is a legitimate reason for selling rather than manufactured advertising urgency. The seller has made it clear that he needs to move the baler and is willing to discuss an offer with a serious buyer.
Call 531-220-0956 to connect with Amos regarding the baler.
Trustworthy Equipment LLC can also assist qualified buyers with exploring third-party financing and nationwide transportation options.
35 HP Vanguard Independent Gas Power Unit
The feature that most clearly separates this BC5070 from a conventional small-square-baler setup is the seller-reported 35 HP Vanguard gas engine power unit installed with the machine.
Instead of depending solely on a tractor PTO for its operating power, this particular baler has been configured with an independent engine and associated power-transfer system.
That type of arrangement may be valuable for operations such as:

Plain-community farms
Amish farming operations
Farms using horses for equipment transport
Operations using alternative power arrangements
Specialty hay producers
Small-acreage hay operations
Producers wanting to keep tractors available for other haymaking jobs
Operations specifically searching for an engine-powered square baler

The 35 HP rating refers to the installed Vanguard gas engine as reported by the seller. It should not be confused with New Holland's published tractor PTO requirements for a standard factory BC5070 configuration.
Because this is a specialized power arrangement, prospective buyers should inspect and verify the complete system, including the engine identification, clutch, reduction or drive components, mounting structure, controls, fuel system, starting system, guarding, and power-transfer arrangement.
New Holland BC5070 Small Square Baler
The BC5070 is part of New Holland's BC5000 Series of conventional small square balers.
Based on published New Holland specifications for the BC5070 platform, the baler uses a nominal 14-inch-by-18-inch bale chamber, a wide 75-inch pickup, a rotary feeding system, and a plunger operating at approximately 93 strokes per minute.
These features were designed to provide consistent crop feeding and small square bale production in hay and straw applications.
Depending on exact production year, serial number, options, tying configuration, and modifications, specifications can vary. Buyers should therefore verify the exact configuration of this individual machine before purchasing.
Practical Small Square Bale Production
Small square bales remain important to many agricultural markets because they can generally be handled individually without a loader or other large bale-handling equipment.
Common buyers and end users include:

Horse farms
Hobby farms
Livestock owners
Dairy operations
Feed customers
Farm stores
Bedding customers
Direct-retail hay buyers
Small-acreage livestock operations

Depending on crop conditions and machine adjustment, a BC5070 can be used in crops such as:

Grass hay
Alfalfa
Mixed forage
Straw
Horse hay
Livestock feed
Bedding material

Actual bale weight, length, density, appearance, and consistency depend on numerous factors, including crop moisture, windrow size, feeding consistency, machine settings, knotter condition, bale-chamber adjustment, and operator practices.
Wide Pickup and Rotary Feeding Design
Manufacturer information for the BC5070 platform lists a pickup width of approximately 75 inches inside the pickup and approximately 80 inches across the flare, depending on configuration.
The platform also uses New Holland's rotary feeding design to transfer crop from the pickup into the bale chamber.
Published specifications identify a feed opening of approximately 283 square inches and a plunger speed of approximately 93 strokes per minute.
For producers covering significant acreage or dealing with substantial windrows, pickup width and crop-feeding consistency can be important considerations when comparing used small square balers.
A Specialized Setup for Plain-Community Farms
For the right buyer, the independent gas-engine arrangement may be the most important reason to consider this machine.
Conventional BC5070 balers are generally designed around tractor-powered operation. This unit has instead been configured with a separate Vanguard engine power package, making it relevant to buyers specifically searching for equipment that can fit alternative farming practices.
That may include farms where tractors are not used in the conventional manner or where equipment is transported using horses while a separate stationary or implement-mounted engine supplies operating power.
Buyers considering the baler specifically because of this configuration should inspect the complete conversion or power-unit installation carefully to ensure it meets the requirements of their individual operation.
Condition and Maintenance Information
The seller describes the baler as clean, well kept, and in good working condition.
Prior seller information also describes the unit as receiving normal seasonal attention and lubrication during its use.
No maintenance invoices or detailed service records have been provided to Trustworthy Equipment LLC, however.
No specific recent major overhaul or component replacement has been documented.
Prospective buyers are encouraged to inspect important areas including:

Knotters and tying system
Needles and timing
Pickup teeth and pickup mechanism
Feeder components
Bale chamber
Plunger and guides
Chains and sprockets
Bearings
Tires
Engine
Fuel system
Engine mounting structure
Clutch and drive components
Guards and shields
Power-transfer system

Operating the baler prior to purchase, when circumstances permit, is strongly recommended.
The Reason Behind the Price Reduction
The seller's motivation deserves to be explained accurately.
According to the seller, his family recently faced a serious and unexpected medical emergency involving his youngest son. His son developed a severe intestinal problem and required emergency surgery.
The family happened to already be at a hospital because another son was undergoing surgery when the younger child's emergency occurred. According to the seller, receiving medical attention immediately was extremely important.
Thankfully, his son received the emergency treatment he needed.
The financial impact, however, has placed significant pressure on the family. The seller reports that the situation has drained his available savings and created an immediate need for cash.
For that reason, the BC5070 has been reduced from its original $22,500 asking price to $18,500, and the seller remains willing to hear a reasonable offer.
This is equipment he would prefer not to sacrifice at a lower price, but taking care of his family's immediate needs comes first.
For a buyer who was already considering an engine-powered small square baler, this is an opportunity to purchase the machine while also helping a farming family through an exceptionally difficult period.
Transportation and Financing Assistance
Qualified buyers who need financing may be able to explore options through independent financing providers.
Approval, down payment, interest rate, repayment period, collateral requirements, and all other financing decisions are determined entirely by the independent lender.
Nationwide transportation assistance may also be available through independent shipping providers.
Transportation pricing will depend on factors including:

Pickup location in Pembroke, Kentucky
Delivery destination
Overall dimensions
Overall weight
Loading requirements
Power-unit configuration
Whether components require special securing for transportation

Trustworthy Equipment LLC does not act as the lender or transportation carrier but can help connect buyers with providers when assistance is needed.
Buyer Information
The current asking price is $18,500, and the seller is still willing to consider a reasonable offer.
This is a motivated sale backed by an actual family need.
Serious buyers are encouraged to ask questions, request additional photographs or video, arrange an inspection when possible, and discuss an offer.
Call 531-220-0956 to connect with Amos.
Trustworthy Equipment LLC is marketing this equipment on behalf of the seller and can help coordinate contact, financing resources, and nationwide transportation assistance.
Buyers should independently inspect the machine and verify all specifications, condition information, and power-unit details before completing a purchase.

Specs

The following specifications combine seller-provided information with commonly published manufacturer specifications for this model. Equipment may vary by serial number, production year, options, attachments, modifications, and configuration. Buyers should independently verify all specifications that are important to their purchase.
Manufacturer: New Holland
Model: BC5070
Equipment Type: Small square hay baler
Year: Not provided
Serial Number: Not provided
Bale Count: Not provided
Price: $18,500
Location: Pembroke, Kentucky
Condition: Seller describes the baler as clean, well kept, and in good working condition
Seller Type: Private seller
Reason for Sale: Seller-reported family financial emergency
Engine Manufacturer: Vanguard, seller reported
Rated Power: 35 HP, seller reported
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Engine Hours: Not provided
Engine Model: Not provided
Starting System: Not confirmed
Fuel Capacity: Not provided
Drive/Clutch Configuration: Not provided
Configuration: Independently powered installation rather than conventional tractor-PTO-only operation
The 35 HP engine rating refers specifically to the installed independent power unit and should not be interpreted as New Holland's published minimum PTO requirement for a standard tractor-powered BC5070.
Based on manufacturer information for the BC5070 platform:
Nominal Bale Cross Section: Approximately 14 × 18 inches
Bale Length: Adjustable; exact range varies by specification source/configuration
Bale Density: Adjustable
Tying Configuration: Exact configuration of this individual baler should be verified
Published BC5070 specifications commonly list:
Pickup Width Inside: Approximately 75 inches
Pickup Width at Flare: Approximately 80 inches
Pickup Type: SuperSweep-type pickup on manufacturer configurations
Pickup Teeth: Approximately 156 depending on configuration
Pickup Gauge Wheel: Configuration dependent
Feed Opening: Approximately 283 square inches
Feeding Design: Rotary feeding system based on manufacturer BC5070 information
Plunger Speed: Approximately 93 strokes per minute
Stroke Length: Approximately 30 inches based on published specifications
BC5070 configurations were available with tying arrangements that varied by version and market.
Exact knotter/twine/wire configuration of this machine should be confirmed directly from the baler.
Published specifications vary somewhat by market and configuration.
Approximate manufacturer figures for BC5070 configurations may include:
Length without chute: Approximately 17 feet
Width: Approximately 10 feet
Height: Approximately 6 feet
Weight: Configuration dependent, generally in the range of several thousand pounds
The installed Vanguard engine package may change overall dimensions and weight from factory specifications. Buyers and transport providers should measure the actual machine before arranging shipment.
New Holland BC5070 baler
35 HP Vanguard gasoline engine power unit
Installed power-transfer components associated with the independent engine setup

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