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Vermeer J and Super J balers

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LA in MO

03-16-2007 08:14:41




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I am lookingat a model J baler that the owner said had been upgraded to a super J. What are the differences between these two models.




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Hay DR

03-16-2007 15:26:28




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 Re: Vermeer J and Super J balers in reply to LA in MO, 03-16-2007 08:14:41  
Super J balers have 1 3/4" shafts on their drive rollers. The J balers have 1 1/2" shafts.
Also the J came with a square starter roller and a Super J came with a spiral starter roller. The last Super J balers had wider belts as an option.
All the Super J balers also had a double twine tie and some of the straight J had double twine ties.



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joe-etx

03-16-2007 18:15:31




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 Re: Vermeer J and Super J balers in reply to Hay DR, 03-16-2007 15:26:28  
hay dr my sj has has square bale starter and 1.75 bearings. no problems starting bales but eat alot of share bolts at times.second owner got me thinkin.???
joe



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Hay DR

03-17-2007 00:54:35




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 Re: Vermeer J and Super J balers in reply to joe-etx, 03-16-2007 18:15:31  
The 605J balers made in 1990 had 1 3/4" shafts on the lower drive roller and a square starter roller. The Upper drive rollers had 1 1/2" shafts. If you are shearing pins too often you need to advance the timing on the left hand side of the pick up. There are 3- 9/16" nuts you loosen. They are in slotted holes. Rotate these bolts clock wise 1/4" past the center of the slotted holes. Tighten up the nuts and then check your wind guard. Make sure that the wind guard does not travel above the top of the pickup tines when the tine is straight up.

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