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Rebuilding 520 baler

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Iowa770

01-07-2008 20:10:47

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Just getting into the rebuild of my 520 baler. I"ve got the pickup off. It got bent on the underside some so that has to be straightened and then some new tines installed. I"ve got the roto flo assembly all out. What I"m finding is that most every bearing is out of the roto flo. I would say that it"s a good idea but too many bearings and bushings. Anyway, I"ll have this back in line in the next few months. I"ve got the knotter soaking in penetrating oil as it"s been outside on and off for the last few years. The grease zerks all took grease so that is good. Has anyone on here got any experience with the 20 or 10 series balers that may help me out. I"ll try to post some tear down pictures and try also to post the rebuild. I"m guessing this is going to be a timely thing but all in all it doesn"t look impossible. The sheet metal is all pretty good. I"ll be getting the parts breakdown soon. I"ve got all the other manuals for it. Anyway, all input is welcomed.

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Larry NE IL

01-08-2008 13:02:03

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Re: Rebuilding 520 baler in reply to Iowa770, 01-07-2008 20:10:47

The distance/spacing for the knotters is critical. Make sure you have the proper shims in place. If this is followed, there will be little problems with the knotters. The timing of the baler is also important to pay attention to.

Also, check the chains out carefully. There are about 4 different sizes on there and they only break when you are using them!

Good Luck, Larry NE IL

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01-07-2008 20:32:50

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My New Year's resolution: in reply to Iowa770, 01-07-2008 20:10:47

Is to make straw/hay with this 62W baler this summer. I just got it recently.

Good article in May/June 2007 issue of HPOCA magazine on the Oliver balers. You should try to get a backissue. Link

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