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sooner

07-05-2007 04:41:43




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do all 68 balers have hay dogs and hay stops




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sooner

07-07-2007 04:26:01




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 Re: nh 68 baler in reply to sooner, 07-05-2007 04:41:43  
Thanks all:
I found the site on NH. I have the dogs but am still trying to figure out the hay stop. One step at a time I guese. There was a mention of putting a third set of hay tines, do you think this would make a difference?
thanks again
Dave



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Our Farmer

07-07-2007 06:45:18




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 Re: nh 68 baler in reply to sooner, 07-07-2007 04:26:01  
Took a look at my setup for ya.

The left hand tines, as viewed from the rear of the baler, are 2 1/2" from the left end of the tine bar itself, not including the link that attaches to the chain. The right ones are 14".

You might use those as a starting point.



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Our Farmer

07-07-2007 05:25:05




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 Re: nh 68 baler in reply to sooner, 07-07-2007 04:26:01  
I've tried it with 3 sets, and two sets. Not much difference IMHO.
The key is to have them set properly. Start with setting them where you can see the marks from the original paint on the tine bar, and adjust in small increments from there. If you need more hay in the left side of the bale, move the tine an inch or two to the right, looking at it from behind the baler.

Don't think that you have to tighten the bale tension springs equally, either. If you need to crank one side down to get a square bale, hthat's OK. Key is to get them good'n tight. If you've got the hay dogs, and the springs are good, and you've got the wedges in the chamber, you're pretty close.
You've checked the plunger adjustment, and that's in spec too?

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Our Farmer

07-05-2007 05:02:06




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 Re: nh 68 baler in reply to sooner, 07-05-2007 04:41:43  
Go to the www.newholland.com website and look up the parts diagram for the 68 Baler. It'll show you the whole deal as it left the factory.



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sooner

07-05-2007 10:13:56




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 Re: nh 68 baler in reply to Our Farmer, 07-05-2007 05:02:06  
I went to the site you mentioned and they do not go back to the 68 baler, only to the 268. Thanks



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Our Farmer

07-05-2007 13:42:21




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 Re: nh 68 baler in reply to sooner, 07-05-2007 10:13:56  
I go there all the time for my 68, and my 469 Moco. Look up baler first, then scroll down. Heck, they've even got the 67 listed.

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New Holland North America: Parts & Servicee



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Our Farmer

07-05-2007 04:59:06




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 Re: nh 68 baler in reply to sooner, 07-05-2007 04:41:43  
Yep, if you want to make good bales with them. Dogs definitely. Stops, I've seen some with, some without.



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sooner

07-09-2007 05:56:29




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 Re: nh 68 baler in reply to Our Farmer, 07-05-2007 04:59:06  
Thanks for the reply. I checked and I have the two dogs on the top. Can you explain what you mean by the stops. I have one piece of tin on a hing just before entering the bale chamber. (is this it)? I will try your adjustment when I have the next hay down.
thanks again Dave



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