I was just saying that its probably not worth it to take it to a dealer. Im not saying that it isnt a good baler or any thing I am just saying that at $85 to $100 dollars an hour its something that is old enough that yes a mechanic at a dealer would and could have a hard time timing it because the old guys that know how to time and fix them good are starting to dissappear. I am a mechanic at a dealer and do not really apprecieate the line " I am paying a mechanic to learn how to work on the 14t" or what ever it said. If its so easy why didnt he fix it him self. As a mechanic I can say that I learn new stuff every day and yes people pay for that, So what. I could time that 14t but it would take me a while so be it. he could just buy a manual and do it him self as well. We dont guarentee the work on those old balers because so often they have other wore out parts and it is cost prohibitave to replace all parts and those other worn out parts can cause what we fixed to break or have problems down the road.
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