Hoping to get a window of weather very soon to try out the NH68. In the mean time, reading a ton of old posts to continuing my "schooling".
Sounds like the New Holland balers like to be fed a lot of hay - even the older ones like my NH68.
When does the baler cry uncle on a large windrow? Does the flywheel shear bolt or can you literally stall a tractor?
Aside from big windrows, anyone adjusting their feeder forks to the pick-up side to get more hay to the LH side of the baler? My three forks are pretty much like this: One on the middle and the other two sets at each end of the feeder bar.
Probably run the baler at 80% PTO this first go-round. I like to run my equipment at rated speed, but want to give this baler a chance to show it's stuff before I mash it.
Waiting on the sun.....
Thanks!
Bill
Sounds like the New Holland balers like to be fed a lot of hay - even the older ones like my NH68.
When does the baler cry uncle on a large windrow? Does the flywheel shear bolt or can you literally stall a tractor?
Aside from big windrows, anyone adjusting their feeder forks to the pick-up side to get more hay to the LH side of the baler? My three forks are pretty much like this: One on the middle and the other two sets at each end of the feeder bar.
Probably run the baler at 80% PTO this first go-round. I like to run my equipment at rated speed, but want to give this baler a chance to show it's stuff before I mash it.
Waiting on the sun.....
Thanks!
Bill