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Posted by Dave Sherburne NY on June 18, 2007 at 13:17:44 from (74.32.126.208):
Thanks to all who tried to help. Here's the real deal straight from Vermeer Thank you for you email regarding the above baler.
The twists in the belts are there for 2 reasons
1. Visibility into the baler
2. To get rid of hay trash, if hay trash is an issue.
If visibility or trash is not an issue, the pins can be removed from the belts and the belts layed flat.
Our dealer Stayton Tractor & Implement is very qualified to handle of of your service and parts needs ,Their address and telephone number are listed below. Please feel free to contact them at your earliest convenience.
Thank you
Harold Gorter
Vermeer Ag Service
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