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Re: Ok boys put on your thinking caps on for this
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Posted by MN Bob on June 29, 2006 at 13:52:51 from (24.179.180.219):
In Reply to: Ok boys put on your thinking caps on for this one posted by old on June 29, 2006 at 13:02:48:
Old; Must be a JD baler. Just had the same problem on my 336. Miked a few things. Those plastic tie wraps for cables etc? one size I had on hand was 2/32. Figured tight or light drag was in order so went with that. I will have to get some pictures of my "rebuild of the fingers for you. Worked great and bales are in shop. Good luck, Bob
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