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07-04-2007 12:54:26




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I have heard the Rotobalers had a trip on them that when full would stop the feeder. Some say they did not, some say the white tops did. What say you? Thanks




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07-04-2007 13:05:51




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 Re: JMS/MN Question in reply to Sid, 07-04-2007 12:54:26  
The one that Dad bought new had a trip to stop the conveyor while the twine arm dropped down to wrap the bale. If the conveyor did not stop, more hay would be wrapped along with the twine. 1954 they came out with a continuous feed system that recirculated the hay on top of the conveyor while the twine was wrapping. Model 10- made only 1500 units. Would work in a light windrow, but simply couldn't wrap fast enough for a heavy windrow.

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