Re: Living with a Baler

Posted by Hayfarmer on August 31, 2006 at 18:36:15 from (66.243.249.186):

In Reply to: Living with a Baler posted by Michael Soldan on August 31, 2006 at 17:50:44:

My dad was a JD mechanic for 28 years. He always said to check the simple things first. I had experience on a 3 tie baler where the center string would occasionally break, adjusted knotter with no help. It was a bolt in the bottom rail that was too long and would occasionally catch the twine. Another time it kept missing bales, I couldn't find anything wrong with knotter though I lifted it up to look. Turned out to be the tensioner on the twine box had popped up and was not putting proper tension on. The easy things always get ya.

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