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Re: Vermeer 605 H baler keeps getting jammed with
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Posted by paul on July 16, 2004 at 21:17:32 from (209.23.145.85):
In Reply to: Vermeer 605 H baler keeps getting jammed with Hay! posted by Anhthony on July 16, 2004 at 18:16:32:
I would stop at 18-20' width of hay rolled
together. Now that depends on how heavy the
hay is, but 3 swaths sounds kinda thick - my
605 F wouldn't care for it. A bearing lock collar loosened, bearing ate
into the shaft on the top drive roller on my 605,
so have that at the machine shop since
Thursday, they are building me a new roller.
Was supposed to bale for a neighbor today,
but the shopis so busy, won't get to it until
Monday at the earliest. Had some problems getting the right parts for
a wheel rake, was shipping parts back & forth
Thursday. My trusty NH 55 rake had some bearings fall
apart in the gearbox, kept getting to be a
bigger job as I dug into it, but go it together... My very favorate tractor for square baling, IHC
300, has been in the shop getting an engine
rebuild for several weeks, so am using the
same tractor to cut, rake, & bale. I miss the
idependent pto, TA, and Fast Hitch on the
baler!!!!! My 1209 moco has a cracked frame, bearing
holder for a roller cracked right out of the side,
don't have time to pull it all apart so someone
can get in to weld & plate it - too busy cutting
with the 14-92 sickle mower and fixing the
other stuff. --->Paul
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