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MF 1560 baler belts

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Sam (MO)

06-19-2006 04:56:58




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Well more and more problems. Got 4 bales out of this old baler when the forming belt twisted. I am guessing the only way to fix this belt is to remove it. So here's my question, How to I release the tension on the baler to remover the belt, and what other adjust do I need to make. thanks for the help .....




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504 Baler Guy

06-19-2006 15:41:34




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 Re: MF 1560 baler belts in reply to Sam (MO), 06-19-2006 04:56:58  
You can also us a come along to pull the belt tightener up and get slack in the belts.



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marlowe

06-19-2006 14:08:06




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 Re: MF 1560 baler belts in reply to Sam (MO), 06-19-2006 04:56:58  
are your bolts in the chains on each side the ones that are to the big springs?? are your wind rows big thay should be and are you going fast ? you should be and you should zig zag the full with of the bailer to fill bailer all the way across you can't just go stright



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Sam (MO)

06-19-2006 07:13:48




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 Re: This is the same as a Vermeer 605F in reply to Sam (MO), 06-19-2006 04:56:58  



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R. John Johnson

06-19-2006 08:37:09




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 Re: This is the same as a Vermeer 605F in reply to Sam (MO), 06-19-2006 07:13:48  
Sam

I've had to get lot's of twists out of 605F belts. Shut off the PTO, open the tailgate and turn the tractor off. Lock the tailgate open. Climb on the belts and use your weight to apply tension to the nearby belts. If you grab the moveable internal arm , the one that allows the belts to expand along with the bale size, and push up you should have all the slack needed to untwist a belt. Just be carefull and don't forget to lock the tailgate. Safety first.

John

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Sam (MO)

06-19-2006 08:54:16




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 Re: This is the same as a Vermeer 605F in reply to R. John Johnson, 06-19-2006 08:37:09  
Thanks John. This round baling is new to me. always did the squares. I will give that a try. Thanks again for in help.



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