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Willy P

07-08-2006 20:03:21

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Well I am sorry but I have a couple of more questions. You can't learn unless you ask questions. My first one is on this 1030 how do you unload a partial load? I don't see how the rolling rack will go back all the way so you can dump the partial load.The manual doesn't talk about it. Also the machine has some rust on it especially on the tables,should I wire brush it off to smooth it so the bales will slide or will it work alright until the bales can shine it up? Thanks for all the help but I know that I will have some more questions,want to make sure that I know everything and have everything in good working order before I take it to the field Thanks

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Kansas

07-09-2006 05:48:31

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Re: Another NH Balewagon Question in reply to Willy P, 07-08-2006 20:03:21

let me try and be more clear....what you're doing is taking off 2 bales from the load and using them...to push the load back...I hope that makes sense. I've got a 1030 stackwagon to. One thing you sure want to do is to make tie tiers on each load, this will keep your load together when you unload. I tie my loads twice...on the third tier and the sixth....I make a flat tie----bales flat instead on on edge....4 bales lenghtwise...2 on each side and 4 bales sideways this keeps the load together---its important. If I'm on hilly ground or rough ground....I'll take some twine and tie the lengthwise bales together this really keeps things tight and together. You end up losing 2 bales when you do this...so you'll haul 66 bales instead of 70. If you have any other questions ask...I'm no expert...but I'll try. I sure like my wagon.

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Kansas

07-09-2006 05:38:04

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Re: Another NH Balewagon Question in reply to Willy P, 07-08-2006 20:03:21

I wouldn"t worry about the rust on the tables, if you haul much hay it will shine right up. Partial loads are a problem....the best thing is to pull bales off the load, put on the 2nd table...(pto off...tractor shut off)you"ll trip the lever on the 2nd table as you stack them....start back up and this will move the load back....repeat as necessary I know this sounds like a pain, and it is, but if you lift the load rack and try to let them slide...it will go all at once and you"ll bend the arms on the rolling rack and load rack

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Thanks Kansas

07-09-2006 11:27:54

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Re: Another NH Balewagon Question in reply to Kansas, 07-09-2006 05:38:04

Thanks for the good info that will help a lot.

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