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jb 46

08-06-2006 09:23:39




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I recently came onto this round baler, everytime i dump bale the double grooved belt jumps off on left side, it runs the bar chains, a freind and i came up with differant things to change. has anyone seen this before? thank you please help.




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JoeinMo

08-08-2006 18:39:57




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 Re: n.h 846 in reply to jb 46, 08-06-2006 09:23:39  
I have an 846 NH and had problems with the double belt as well - but may not be the same problem you are having. On mine, the pivot pin for the arm with the tensioning pully weekened sufficiently to allow too much slop and the belt would run off (and sometimes get ate up). After complaining to the dealer, he told me the newer serial numbers of that model had a fix for the problem that stiffened the pivot pin. I opted for making my own fix - a bracket that bolted on to both sides of the pin. Haven"t had a problem with it since.

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JoeinMo

08-08-2006 18:38:07




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 Re: n.h 846 in reply to jb 46, 08-06-2006 09:23:39  
I have an 846 NH and had problems with the double belt as well - but may not be the same problem you are having. On mine, the pivot pin for the arm with the tensioning pully weekened sufficiently to allow too much slop and the belt would run off (and sometimes get ate up). After complaining to the dealer, he told me the newer serial numbers of that model had a fix for the problem that stiffened the pivot pin. I opted for making my own fix - a bracket that bolted on to both sides of the pin. Haven"t had a problem with it since.

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Allan In NE

08-06-2006 16:33:52




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 Re: n.h 846 in reply to jb 46, 08-06-2006 09:23:39  
JB,

That tensioner/release cable is set wrong. Adjust it as per the manual.

It should just "clutch" the chain when the door is open.

Allan



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