Posted by mjs on October 05, 2008 at 19:41:05 from (208.114.35.15):
Was baling with my 1066 and JD530 baler over the weekend. When turning to the right there is a noise under the seat in the rearend that sounds like a bearing is loose or a shaft vibrating. It does not make this noise when turning to the left so needless to say I made all turns to the left. Now having said that, I had this tractor into the IH dealer a year ago and they went thru the pto assembly so i would assume everything is in order. I never encountered this noise when brushhoging with my 14" pull behind although was using the 540 pto on the brushhog and the baler is set up for 1000. Yes, I have both shafts! I haven"t studied the baler pto shaft but maybe it is binding and causing the noise in the rearend. Anybody have any ideas or suggestions.
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