New Holland 315 Hayliner

rcs3030 · Jun 30, 2017

I'm in the process of rebuilding the clutch on my 315 small square baler. How tight do a torque the clutch bolts?
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hayray · Jul 1, 2017

Sounds like a dealer question.

RodinNS · Jul 1, 2017

There should be a spec in the op's manual for that. Failing that, or perhaps in spite of that, tighten them until they don't slip relentlessly. Just make sure they're all tightened the same.

Rod

Part Time Pete · Jul 3, 2017

I've got a 316, and I believe the book says 100lbs on the end of a 6' bar should be the point it slips. It's important that it slip - it's basically a shock absorber for your drive line. Mine was set up when I bought it, and the drive line would make an awful racket in turns
Pete

showcrop · Jul 3, 2017

(quoted from post at 10:05:32 07/03/17) I've got a 316, and I believe the book says 100lbs on the end of a 6' bar should be the point it slips. It's important that it slip - it's basically a shock absorber for your drive line. Mine was set up when I bought it, and the drive line would make an awful racket in turns
Pete

Drive line noise in turns should not be related to a slip clutch.

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