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In Reply to: allis roto baler ? posted by swindave on October 09, 2020 at 07:18:28:
The winrow had to be the width of the bale and if the hay was a little heavier on one side the bale would be "pointed". When the bale was finished the twine tube would drop down and the apron would stop. Had an unstyled A John Deere and each bale you would stop the tractor (since the apron stopped), put it in neutral, engage the clutch so the bale would wrap with twine and eject. Then, pull the clutch lever again, put it in gear and make the next bale. They would shed water in the field but not in a stack. Stacking was an art as most of the bales would be somewhat pointed. Needed a bale hook to handle them.
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