Posted by Lazy WP on February 20, 2012 at 12:05:42 from (75.105.39.210):
Ok, its getting to the point where it is about time to start working on my baler. I bought a 271 & a 269 for $300. The 271 is the better baler. Not near as worn, but needs the needles out of the 269. I am going to attempt to swap the pickups also, as the 269 has a Super Sweep pickup. I am new to the small square baler scene, so there are going to be lots of questions. The main one right now is...under and in front of the knotters, there are what appears to be " spring loaded dogs" the springs look like pickup teeth reconfigured. They aren't, just my description, anyway, mine are broke. What are these springs called,do I need them, and where do I find them? I do have a couple books for both balers, and have been on New Hollands parts site, but not having any luck finding the springs.
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