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Vermeer 504F twine issue

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Spencer2598

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Hey everyone, new guy here on the site and needing some help. I have a 504f hydraulic tie that is not wrapping the far edge of the bale with
twine. It gets to about 10 ? from the right side (when you?re sitting on the tractor) and won?t go any farther. It needs to go a little farther over but
I?m not sure what I need to do to get it there. My dad and I tried adjust everything we could find and it now barely drags on the belt on the right
side. I put a new tube in because the old one was bent when I bought the baler last year. Any ideas would be appreciated as the baler runs
great other wise.
 
Don't know if 504F is the same as 504G, just looked, and there is a collar on the twine tube that limits how far to the right, tube can go.
 
It?s not the stop. I made sure it was back far enough to be out of the way. But yes, that part is similar on the balers.
 
I was having the same problem on mine. Took the whole assembly apart, checked for bent parts, lubed it good. As I recall, took that collier off, which fixed the problem. I sold the 504F and bought a 5400. It was flat worn out. Was going to have to replace the sheet metal in the baling chamber, it was worn thin. Made a lot of bales.
 
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