Posted by KEH on June 01, 2013 at 15:10:50 from (209.213.19.196):
I posted earlier about a bad start to the hay season with a broken stub axle shaff, also had a broken control box wire which I tried to splice. Got a new stub axle and with some effort and help from SWMBO picked up the side of the baler with a front end loader, blocked up the baler, installed new axle. Got a new wire for the control box, it worked fine, best $15 I've spent lately, much better than trying to trace out the break.
Finished baling hay, heard squealing from baler at the last, now I have a roller with a bad bearing out. The shaft that goes through the baler may be damaged since the bearing was in pieces.
At least I have no hay on the ground. Bet some of you can top that set of problems, I know some have said they are having problems with wet fields and planting.
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