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New baler is here!

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Kent in NB

04-06-2007 06:19:56




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My new to me Claas 250 RC UNIWRAP arrived this week. 2000 miles and a good coating of salt and sand, and it only took 6 days. Gave it a good first bath, and found a pretty decent machine. Has done 4800 bales and no paint worn off the pickup. It does have some fancy electronics and does have the hydralic reverser for the roto-cut-big bonus! The hydralic lines are set up with one standard tractor hookup, a large return line, and another line with a female quick-connect that I have not figured out yet. The manuals don't tell you anything, either. DAVID IN WALES, can you shed any light on these CLAAS hookups? Thanks ,Kent in NB.

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oj

04-06-2007 15:44:30




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 Re: New baler is here! in reply to Kent in NB, 04-06-2007 06:19:56  
hey Kent, is the female quick coupler larger than a regular pioneer coupler? if it is there is a chance that it could be a hydraulic brake line to the baler axle. i know that some balers had brakes as optional extras, so it"s a possibility. The brake coupler that i remember was a female coupler about an inch in diameter (internally). All European spec tractors have to have trailer brake kits now, either oil operated for 40km/h or air (like a semi) for 50k and over. Some north american tractors can be fitted with a brake kit, and it might be worth it if you operate on steeply sloping land. I"m in the process of fitting a kit to my Massey 3670. oj in mb

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Kent in NB

04-07-2007 05:36:59




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 Re: New baler is here! in reply to oj, 04-06-2007 15:44:30  
Hi oj. Yes ,the hose is from the braking system,and it does have that 1" female coupler. And yes ,we do have sharply sloping land here in New Brunswick. This baler came Elie, Manitoba, which if I remember from my trucking days, didn't have any hills! Do you know how to hook it into the tractor brakes? NH 8160 is the power unit in question. And where abouts in MB are you?



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04-07-2007 11:53:18




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 Re: New baler is here! in reply to Kent in NB, 04-07-2007 05:36:59  
Kent,

I"m not sure with a NH tractor, your dealer should be able to help, although finding the right page in the parts book can be a challenge sometimes, it might help to get them to look in the european parts system, as i remember from years ago when we ran fords back in England, the brake line came out of a hydraulic block on the top of the rear end housing, it was connected to the tractor brake system by a brake line to the master cylinder, in a pinch you can connect straight to one of the hyd. outlets although that can make the brakes lock up in a hurry, there is no proportional braking that way . i live in western manitoba, north of Highway 16 (the yellowhead) about 30 mins east of the sask border, Winnipeg is around 3 hours away, and yep there are no hill around Elie, but up here we have some... out of interest i looked at that baler a year ago or so, but due to the distance i haul bales i wanted a 5x6 baler, but it was in good shape that one. hope that helps, oj

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