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Kansas
07-10-2006 03:57:38
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Re: Kansas ,Got another question about 1030 balewa in reply to Willy P, 07-09-2006 18:18:32
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I think I know what you're talking about, mine is the same way. When you say it won't raise all the way, do you mean that it isn't raising enough to completely lay on the first table---if so...mine is the same way...it will only raise to a straight up position. If you're going to park it in a machine shed, you'll need to tie the bale loader up, otherwise over time it seeps back to the bale loading position. I THINK...the thing is you want to have your drawbar heighth right...16 inches comes to my mind. I know I had to change the one on my D17...then it would be an inch or so off the ground. I don't think its a big deal, it will slide along on the ground when its not level and doesn't seem to hurt a thing. I always use the control to raise it between bales anyway, unless the bales are really close together. The first table will not operate if the bale loader isn't in the down position...its a safey thing so the 1st table can't hit the bale loader. Have you actually used yours yet?? It takes a little getting used to. Like making sure the rolling rack is all the way ahead when you start a load...or having made a tie tier and then going down a hill and having the bales fall forward, or losing track of how many tiers you've got on and finding you're trying to stack #8 on a 7 tier wagon!!! What I do is after making a tie on #6, and it puts it on the load rack, then push the button in, so when it puts #7 on it stays up and holds the load all together. If I knew before I bought mine...what I know now, I'd have tried to buy one with the automatic tying feature, I think they were about a 1000 more at the time, but looking back I'd have done it, but I'm used to mine now and it works good and I really like it. Like I said, I'm no expert, but if you have any more questions, holler....and good luck. One thing I might add...SAFETY...They are great machines, but a guy needs to be careful.
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