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In Reply to: It's alive posted by Grandpa love on October 17, 2019 at 16:19:31:
Lookin' good! A couple of suggestions though: Be sure to keep your RPMs up. Running slow can be very hard on an older machine. Next, bolt a 3 ft. piece of 2x4 under the end of the bale chute. You want it 2 inches right of center sticking out the rear about 18 inches. You attach it with one 9/16 round headed bolt. Angle it off to the right a little and as the bales fall off the end of the chute it will make them roll to the left so that they won't be in your way next time around. You use just one bolt so that it is adjustable. If you want to get fancy they make a chute extension that tips them to the left and also makes them land on the cut edge.
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