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First Time Round Baling
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Posted by Ken Macfarlane on July 27, 2007 at 08:38:47 from (156.34.142.102):
Well my first bales looked great, had a few troubles overfilling the baler since we don't have the buzzer box and the indicator isn't accurate but had lots of fun. My problem is, it doesn't seem as fast as square baling! I'm stopping to tie every so often and it takes a while (too long as the twine knife isn't cutting) It can't swallow any bigger of windrow and I can't drive any faster really. This is a closed throat, solid core, Case/IH 4x4 baler (looks like a heston). Right now it seems to take about 1/3 longer to bale a field if the twine knife worked. Luckily its borrowed but I'm thinking an accumulator may be better money spent for our operation.
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