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Willy P

07-24-2006 19:47:45




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I bought a 1030 balewagon awhile back and almost ready to use it and I am wondering about unloading a stack, the book says to raise the second table to help hold the bales in place,but it doesn't say anything about when you raise the bale rack to unload do you keep the second table up are do you let it down and then raise the bale rack? The book does not say and I checked Roeder's web page and some of the pictures it is up and some are down,so now I am really confused any help from experience would be appreciated. Thanks

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Thanks everybody

07-25-2006 20:06:03




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 Re: NH balewagon Question in reply to Willy P, 07-24-2006 19:47:45  
Thanks for the good advice,looks like I will raise it to hold the bales and then lower it before raising the bale rack. Thanks



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BobMo

07-25-2006 14:15:14




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 Re: NH balewagon Question in reply to Willy P, 07-24-2006 19:47:45  
matthies is correct..... ..... ....



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Delbert

07-25-2006 06:34:03




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 Re: NH balewagon Question in reply to Willy P, 07-24-2006 19:47:45  
Willy, i had one of those several years ago don,t remmeber leaving the second table up there are two hooks up at the top that holds the bales in. When i would get close to the stack where i would unload maybe 10 feet or so i would raise the bed. Back on the hinges back behind there are two little yellow strips get those even with each other and back to your stack until you feel contact. Then pull ahead maybe a foot or so finsh raiseing the load and back up to make a good tight stack. Let the push off arms push you away from the stack and then retrieve the push off arms let the bed down and go get another load.

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WyoDave

07-24-2006 20:56:05




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 Re: NH balewagon Question in reply to Willy P, 07-24-2006 19:47:45  
I've never operated a 1030, but on the 1037 when I had a load I'd leave the table up while I drove from the field to the stack so the bales didn't fall forward. I'd then start the load rack up just a bit to lean the bales back and then lower the second table so I could see what I was doing better. I don't think it makes any difference if you leave it up or take it down, but its easier for me to see how my stack is setting up with the table down.
David

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matthies

07-24-2006 20:08:14




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 Re: NH balewagon Question in reply to Willy P, 07-24-2006 19:47:45  
They say to keep the second table up so during transport from field to stack sight you don't loose any, especially going downhill. And if I remember right you won't be able to raise the bale rack without the second table down.



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kyhayman

07-24-2006 20:01:31




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 Re: NH balewagon Question in reply to Willy P, 07-24-2006 19:47:45  
On a 1033 and 1034 you need to leave it up as this lets the rolling rack move on back a little if it isnt centered in the down position.



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