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MF 1560 baler help

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Sam (MO)

06-16-2006 05:08:08




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Morning all I bought a MF 1560 baler. And I'm new to round balers. I got the baler running last night and while checking the tieing operation, I would see that the tube for the twine would not move all the way to the right without hitting the belts. Since the bale chamber is empty does that bar raise or move back as the bale gets bigger? thus allowing the twine tube to move to the right. Hope this question makes sense.
thanks. Sam

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504 Baler Guy

06-17-2006 06:10:02




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 Re: MF 1560 baler help in reply to Sam (MO), 06-16-2006 05:08:08  
The twine tube should go between the belts and the starter roller. It is common for the tube to hit the belts on starter roller (Horzintal Flaps). The pitch can be adjusted by moving the bar that the twine tie mounts on.



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