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Loren

06-22-2006 21:56:04




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Question for you on 281 twine baler. I got one with another baler a few weeks ago. Was "tested" either last year or one before. I used it today for the first time other than running some fluffed bale flakes through it. Was going great till about 225 without a single miss, "extra" noise or anything. Then the flywheel shear went. Went back and checked the needles and such without finding any problem. The plunger stop did it's job as the needles were "out" and the shear on the tying drive was missing. Both holes empty. How probable is it that the nut worked loose and the bolt dropped out, since neither broken piece was still there? And, what should I be looking at for problems with that tying drive assembly shear pin blowing? I reassembled both pins, homed the needles and finished the 250 bales without a problem. Thanks.

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Chick

07-08-2006 22:22:45




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 Re: NH Steve in reply to Loren, 06-22-2006 21:56:04  
Or he is choking the baler down, with too much hay at one time. This will shear a pin.



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Hayfarmer

06-23-2006 07:38:02




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 Re: NH Steve in reply to Loren, 06-22-2006 21:56:04  
Sometimes shear pins "wear" out, especially if holes are a little worn. They loosten up then break when pressure is applied. Sounds like it was working ok if it baled that many bales before breaking. Maybe something just hung up. As long as the stop did the job you were ok. If you keep having problems you might check timeing and also that holes on the shear hubs aren't worn badly.



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Steve from New Holland

06-23-2006 04:25:35




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 Re: NH Steve in reply to Loren, 06-22-2006 21:56:04  
Well Loren, anything is possible, but I sort of doubt it. I would put both bolts back in and try it again. If both shear again, then something is wrong back at the knotters or needles. If it bales, then don't worry about what happened. Good luck, Steve



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