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Help with New Holland Super Hayliner 76

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James in MO

06-05-2003 18:51:18




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(tonights question for the experts) I'm getting this bailer ready for bailing for the first time. I've greased it, twined it, lubed it, but I hear you should sharpen the "knife" that cuts the bail? Whare the heck is it? And is my bailer the same as a 301? Some old farmer friend said he thought so.




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Heat Houser

06-05-2003 19:28:21




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 Re: Help with New Holland Super Hayliner 76 in reply to James in MO, 06-05-2003 18:51:18  
Look on the inlet side of the plunger (moving thing that packs, cuts, and forces the hay out the back of the baler). On the plunger, you will find a knife with it's stationary mate at the back of the hay chamber (on the same side of the bale chamber as the plunger knife). The plunger knife and the stationary knife should come close to one another to shear the stream of hay as the plunger packs it and pushes it out the back. If the clearance is too large or the knife is dull, the wad of hay does not get cut but rather, folded and your bales will be connected together via the fold of hay. The bales are then difficult to handle as they are stuck together. We had an old IH 45 baler with a worn plunger and a dull knife. What a joy it was to pull bales and stack on a wagon. Two to three bales at a time and all stuck together.

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NHBalerman

06-05-2003 19:20:01




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 Re: Help with New Holland Super Hayliner 76 in reply to James in MO, 06-05-2003 18:51:18  
Your knifes or on the plunger which is the big thing that goes back and forth pushing the hay out the back and the other one is called a stationary knife that is bolted the frame of the baler and slices each charge of hay if you take them off be sure and put the shims back on like they came off. New Holland made a 76 baler and a 276 baler but not a 301 (in the USA) they did make a 310 but it is different from both of the above. I hope that I wrote this where you can understand it if not let me know and I will try again.

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NHBalerman

06-05-2003 19:17:08




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 Re: Help with New Holland Super Hayliner 76 in reply to James in MO, 06-05-2003 18:51:18  
Your knifes or on the plunger which is the big thing that goes back and forth pushing the hay out the back and the other one is called a stationary knife that is bolted the frame of the baler and slices each charge of hay if you take them off be sure and put the shims back on like they came off. New Holland made a 76 baler and a 276 baler but not a 301 (in the USA) they did make a 310 but it is different from both of the above. I hope that I wrote this where you can understand it if not let me know and I will try again.

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