USED JOHN DEERE 336

This John Deere 336 small square baler for sale in Thompsontown, Pennsylvania, is available starting at $3,900 and includes a seller-confirmed bale ejector. Designed around the traditional 14" × 18" small-square bale format, the JD 336 is suited to hay, straw, horse, livestock, and smaller farm operations.
Published John Deere 336 specifications include adjustable bale lengths of approximately 12–50 inches, a 540-rpm PTO drive, roughly 80 plunger strokes per minute, and a recommended tractor size of approximately 35 horsepower for the base machine.
For buyers searching for a used John Deere square baler in Pennsylvania, this 336 offers a recognizable conventional baler platform along with the added convenience of a bale ejector. Contact Trustworthy Equipment LLC for availability, additional information, inspection coordination, or transportation assistance.
Available in Thompsontown, Pennsylvania, this John Deere 336 small square baler for sale is equipped with a bale ejector and is being offered starting at $3,900.
The John Deere 336 is a conventional small square baler designed to produce manageable rectangular hay and straw bales for livestock farms, horse operations, hay producers, and smaller acreage operations. Its straightforward PTO-driven design and traditional bale-forming system make it a practical option for buyers looking for an older John Deere baler without stepping into the cost of newer hay equipment.
The seller has confirmed that this unit includes a bale ejector, adding useful functionality for operations that want to direct finished bales toward a trailing wagon rather than dropping every bale directly onto the ground.
John Deere 336 Small Square Bale Capability
Published specifications for the John Deere 336 list a standard bale cross-section of approximately 14 inches by 18 inches, with bale length adjustable from approximately 12 to 50 inches.
That traditional small-square format remains useful for:

Horse hay
Livestock feeding
Straw production
Small-acreage hay operations
Hay sold individually by the bale
Barn stacking
Wagon loading
Customers who prefer manually manageable bales

Bale weight will vary considerably depending on crop type, moisture, bale length, density adjustment, and field conditions.
Pickup and Feeding System
The 336 uses a pickup and auger-style crop-feeding arrangement to gather windrowed material and move it toward the bale chamber.
Published specifications list approximately:

56-inch inside pickup width
61-inch pickup width at the flare
12-inch pickup cylinder diameter
16-inch auger diameter
51-inch auger length

For buyers evaluating a used small square baler, the pickup, feeding components, knotter system, needles, bale chamber, plunger components, chains, sprockets, and driveline should all be inspected for wear and proper operation.
PTO and Tractor Requirements
The John Deere 336 operates from a standard 540-rpm PTO.
Manufacturer literature recommends approximately a 35-horsepower tractor for the base baler. Actual tractor requirements can increase depending on terrain, crop conditions, wagon weight, bale ejector operation, and other factors.
Buyers planning to pull a loaded wagon behind the baler should choose a tractor with adequate weight, braking capability, drawbar capacity, and horsepower for their individual operation.
Bale Ejector Included
A particularly useful feature of this 336 is the seller-reported bale ejector.
A properly functioning bale ejector can simplify harvest by directing completed bales toward a wagon traveling behind the baler, reducing the need to leave every bale in the field for later pickup.
The exact manufacturer, model, condition, adjustment range, and operating status of the ejector have not yet been supplied and should be confirmed before purchase.
Established Mechanical Design
Published information for the John Deere 336 lists a 30-inch plungerhead stroke and approximately 80 plunger strokes per minute under normal operation.
The baler uses an enclosed gear-driven transmission and a substantial flywheel to help maintain momentum through the baling cycle.
As with any used conventional square baler, buyers should pay particular attention to timing, knotter operation, needles, plunger clearance, pickup condition, chains, sprockets, bearings, shear-bolt protection, and PTO driveline condition.
Size and Transportation
Factory specifications for the base John Deere 336 list an approximate maximum height of 5 feet 7 inches and width of approximately 8 feet.
Base baler weight varies by tie system and PTO configuration, with published figures generally ranging from approximately 2,375 to 2,500 pounds.
Because this individual machine includes a bale ejector, its actual overall dimensions and total transport weight may differ from base factory baler specifications. Buyers arranging transportation should verify the complete dimensions and weight of this particular unit before scheduling shipment.
Nationwide transportation assistance may be available through independent transportation providers.
Buyer Considerations
The John Deere 336 may appeal to buyers looking for a traditional small square baler capable of producing the familiar 14-by-18-inch bale used throughout hay, straw, horse, and livestock operations.
At a starting price of $3,900, this machine provides an opportunity to purchase a recognizable John Deere small square baler that already includes a bale ejector.
The seller has provided limited information regarding recent maintenance, current mechanical condition, tying system, serial number, and operating history. Buyers are encouraged to inspect the baler, confirm proper knotter and ejector operation, and verify specifications important to their operation before purchasing.
Trustworthy Equipment LLC is marketing this unit on behalf of the seller and can help connect qualified buyers with the appropriate party.
Contact Trustworthy Equipment LLC for current availability, additional information, or help coordinating transportation.