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Posted by Steve from New Holland on January 08, 2004 at 04:23:22 from (207.106.90.71):
In Reply to: 273 New Holland baler ...help! posted by Big Jim on January 07, 2004 at 12:24:45:
Big Jim, the number one cause of your problem is a worn brass bushing in the center of the flywheel. Take the shearbolt out and grab the flywheel at the top and bottom and try to tilt it. You will find that the flywheel has too much wobble. I am not concerned if it moves back and forth, but you can not have play in that center bushing. Also, look at the holes where the shearbolt goes thru. If eggshaped, replace both parts as well. This will stop that shearing bolts for no reason. Steve
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