Posted by DLMKA on May 23, 2016 at 23:08:02 from (65.121.44.50):
Final bale count for small squares from first cutting. It may not be impressive to some of you but it was my first real experience in charge of haying. Was always just help growing up.
1209 Deere haybine
894 Deere rake
24T Deere baler
Baler got crashed last summer and basically rebuilt the whole knotting mechanism. Took about the first 100 bales to get the kinks worked out but hasn't missed a single bale in the last 400+. I backed it in the shed Sunday night and noticed the shear pin in the flywheel was broke and remembered that Saturday morning I broke one and turned the broken bolt around so I could recheck all the timing and plunger safety stop turning it over by hand. Guess I got in a hurry and forgot to put new shear pin in. Finished the last 160 bales tonight after forgetting to replace the pin again. I'll post some pics up tomorrow.
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