Posted by Bryce Frazier on May 13, 2018 at 12:47:10 from (67.143.192.97):
In Reply to: Re: Update On Baler! posted by Bill VA on May 13, 2018 at 08:36:15:
You have a lot of intriguing info there!
My baler is an NH68, and my bales are shaped to the left like you are saying... So, less hay in the plunger side of the bale.
I've never thought to measure feeder tines, but I should, my feeder tines seem to be WAY close to the plunger, but I've always just left them along? Obvisually one is like in the middle, but the one tine that goes part way into the chamber is adjusted as close as it can?
I never have messed with the hay knife either, when I very first got it, and old timer, buddy of mine (who I consider to be the god of balers) reached in there and said, well, hay knife feels really good!
I'll check all that stuff out. I appreciate the info!
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