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Hesston 5530

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transpomaniac

09-29-2005 05:06:56




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Hello,

I am trying to make a little hay with a Hesston 5530 round baler.

It does not have the electric bale tie option.

I am trying to find out the twine threading procedure and

the bale tying and ejection procedure

thanks

john




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HAYBUD

10-02-2005 19:08:58




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 Re: Hesston 5530 in reply to transpomaniac, 09-29-2005 05:06:56  
YOU CAN INSTALL AN ELECTRIC TIE FOR LESS THAN A $100.00,ITS THE BEST MONEY YOU WILL SPEND,OTHER THAN INSTALLING NEW BELTS.



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transpomaniac

09-30-2005 08:25:37




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 Re: more Hesston 5530 in reply to transpomaniac, 09-29-2005 05:06:56  
Thank you Jim and Jim,

I am getting a manual but it will not be here before i start baling...Sunday?

I understand that the twine goes threw the tensioner and the tube, but where do it go after that?

Also I understand that the PTO needs to be shut down for ejection, but I do not understand the actual tieing/ knotting process.

I see the rope you pull to swing the twine tub accross the throat of the baller.

I asume I do this w/ tractor stopped and PTO engaged, but idling?!>

Do I get off the tractor to tie a knott?

yhanks,

john

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JiminVA

09-30-2005 08:51:37




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 Re: more Hesston 5530 in reply to transpomaniac, 09-30-2005 08:25:37  
There is no knots or tieing the twine on a round baler, the twine just wraps the bale and then is cut at the end. After running the twine down thru the tube, leave it hanging out of the tube about 12 inchs.

To tie, stop the tractor put in neutral leave the tractor and pto running at operating speed, Pull the rope to bring the tube all the way over to the left of the baler, the roll will grab the twine and then you move the tube back to the right by moving the rope. Once the tube is back to the right of the baler, then u pull the tube back to the center of bale and then just let it go, this lets the tube fall back to the outside and the twine it cut. cut the pto off, back up the tractor dump the bale and and then move on to makeing the next one.

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transpomaniac

09-30-2005 10:09:41




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 Re: sounds simple in reply to JiminVA, 09-30-2005 08:51:37  
simple enough...hey thanks and I will let you know how it goes...

john



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JiminIA

09-29-2005 08:46:30




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 Re: Hesston 5530 in reply to transpomaniac, 09-29-2005 05:06:56  
Twine should come up ot of the box, thru the tensioner and down into the tube, i used to have to pull the twine thru with a piece of wire. Make sure the knife is sharp and adjust or you will fight it all day. If I rember correctly you dont have to shut off the pto to dump the bale, just idle it down,but it has been a few years since I ran the 5530. Baled a lot of hay with it, check all the bearings on the rollers and keep them clean from twine etc. not fun to change.. Let me know if you need anything else...Jim

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jiminva

09-29-2005 10:04:17




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 Re: Hesston 5530 in reply to JiminIA, 09-29-2005 08:46:30  
JiminIA has it correct except you do have to shut the pto down to dump the roll. If not, it strains the belts. You may want to get the manual from hesston, lots of info in there.



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