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Re: Vermeer 605 H baler keeps getting jammed with


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Posted by R. John Johnson on July 16, 2004 at 21:30:08 from (205.200.43.99):

In Reply to: Vermeer 605 H baler keeps getting jammed with Hay! posted by Anhthony on July 16, 2004 at 18:16:32:

The comment on 3 windrows together may be correct. The older Vermeer balers do not like large windrows.

Wrapping hay round the starting roller happens when the moisture content is too high.

Are the new teeth Vermeer or "will fits"? Vermeer teeth in my experince are stiffer and do a better job of stuffing hay into the chamber.

When I start a bale with my Vermeer I start with a limited amount of hay on one side of the baler and quickly weave to get hay across the entire width of the pickup. Watch the hay. You will see it suddenly suck into the chamber and the bale start to roll. You may have to stop your tractor to see this happen. If you get too much hay in the front of the baler it can not squeeze between the starter roller and the lower drum to get into the chamber and it is time to unplug. Once the core is formed you should be able to go along at a good clip. I bale in 5th or 6th with my 4010.

Good luck

John


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