214t baler

rkbenish · Jul 16, 2015

We have a baler it was turned over on it's top trying to unload from a trailer it was also serviced by John Deere before the accident but when we bail it acts like something is catching every round when the plunger comes back I also noticed that the shear pins are broken in the flywheel I haven't put new pins in yet. Could not having flywheel assistance cause this? It will actually jerk the PTO shaft to a stop at times. John Deere 214t

JMOR · Jul 16, 2015

(quoted from post at 21:33:27 07/16/15) We have a baler it was turned over on it's top trying to unload from a trailer it was also serviced by John Deere before the accident but when we bail it acts like something is catching every round when the plunger comes back I also noticed that the shear pins are broken in the flywheel I haven't put new pins in yet. Could not having flywheel assistance cause this? It will actually jerk the PTO shaft to a stop at times. John Deere 214t

bsolutely! replace the flywheel shear pin!

showcrop · Jul 17, 2015

If it was upside down I expect that the knotters may have deformed the top of the chamber just enough so that the plunger head is binding. Get it so that you can roll it over by hand before you put power to it or you will break something big.

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