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Topic: NH 570 baler problem
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| willyp
08-14-2012 18:43:53
75.224.193.96
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I am having problems with my NH 570,it is tying
good but the knots are catching on the twine finger
and when a big slug of hay comes out it catches on
the twine finger and breaks the twine,when going
slow it works fine,the twine fingers are new and a
little slack and adjusted correctly. Any advice will
be appreciated.
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| Errin OH
08-15-2012 05:06:46
71.79.150.206
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Re: NH 570 baler problem in reply to willyp, 08-14-2012 18:43:53
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| | Hay dog springs? When the needles enter the chamber they are protected by the plunger. At some point the plunger is far enough through its stroke to leave the needles exposed to the end of the bale. If the hay dogs are not doing there job it could push the twine back and cause a miss on the tuck fingers. If you haven't seen it check out the link
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| GaryInKS
08-14-2012 18:46:43
66.232.202.32
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Re: NH 570 baler problem in reply to willyp, 08-14-2012 18:43:53
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| Do you mean the tucker fingers?
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| willyp
08-14-2012 19:14:51
75.224.193.96
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Re: NH 570 baler problem in reply to GaryInKS, 08-14-2012 18:46:43
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| Yes that is the same as the twine fingers
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