When I have netwrapping problems I always check rollers for escaped netwrap. I removed a little netwrap yesterday from the same roller you mentioned. Back when I was running Coveredge netwrap I was having net get on the little augers on each side. I've started using "edge to edge" to get more bales per roll and my cost per bale for net is very close to $1 per bale applying 2 wraps per bale. I blew off the brush and micro-switch and had "No net application failures" yesterday thanks to JD Seller.
My next question is why/how netwrap gets on the roller you mentioned when the netwrap is intended to stay outside the belts IE travel down outside of tailgate area belts between gate support & belts to get to hay on the bale??? I'm thinking the knife isn't cutting the net clean enough leaving strings that get caught by the belts.
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