bought a new to me 848 last year serial 819171 so later machine, if looking at baler from front my left chain is tighter than
the other tight to where it doesnt ride on middle cam, right chain is looser rides on middle top cam, when open the tighter
chain sits off the reset cam my 2+ inches looser basically rides on it, i have checked things like tooth skipping, link count,
bent arms... all seems good, when looking at new chains i noticed both NH and shoup list 2 differnt chains as well as repair
sections, when i called shoup they stated older serials use 228 links and 76 attachment links the newer serial uses 228 links
and 57 attachment links, my baler has 3 links between bars so i am assuming its and older serial chain and also has older
repair sections in some sections, my question is what is the real difference can one chain really wear that much faster, i
dont know the history but it was well kept, indoors, clean, and bought from original owner, im on the verge of buying new
chains but want to make sure im not missing anything, the previous owner did have issues at times of bars bending, but they
are all strait now, any insight and help is appreciated, my old 846 was filling in until i was hit by a women texting while
driving totalling it so now im down a baler and a tractor, and trying to get this new one right before i start using it thanks
in advance
the other tight to where it doesnt ride on middle cam, right chain is looser rides on middle top cam, when open the tighter
chain sits off the reset cam my 2+ inches looser basically rides on it, i have checked things like tooth skipping, link count,
bent arms... all seems good, when looking at new chains i noticed both NH and shoup list 2 differnt chains as well as repair
sections, when i called shoup they stated older serials use 228 links and 76 attachment links the newer serial uses 228 links
and 57 attachment links, my baler has 3 links between bars so i am assuming its and older serial chain and also has older
repair sections in some sections, my question is what is the real difference can one chain really wear that much faster, i
dont know the history but it was well kept, indoors, clean, and bought from original owner, im on the verge of buying new
chains but want to make sure im not missing anything, the previous owner did have issues at times of bars bending, but they
are all strait now, any insight and help is appreciated, my old 846 was filling in until i was hit by a women texting while
driving totalling it so now im down a baler and a tractor, and trying to get this new one right before i start using it thanks
in advance