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Hesston pt10

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Tim mullins

07-27-2007 10:12:20




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Hey guys, does anyone have a owner/shop manual for the hesston PT 10. I was just given one & it does need some work but I am clueless. It does need a tire what size?

It also has the clutch, in pieces, needs the cutter bar & rock guards. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Theres other things but I don"t know the names for them. Thanks




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JJ. in BC.

07-27-2007 17:00:44




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 Re: Hesston pt10 in reply to Tim mullins, 07-27-2007 10:12:20  
Tire size is 590x15
20-25 psi pressure..... .JJ.



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Gerald J.

07-27-2007 11:40:22




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 Re: Hesston pt10 in reply to Tim mullins, 07-27-2007 10:12:20  
I have one (PT-10 and manuals), its miles from the computer.

Tires as I recall about 4" by the rim diameter.

Farm stores that handle sickles often have a complete sickle assembly and guards. Shoup (www.shoupparts.com) also has them. The sickle head comes with the sickle.

Check the bearings on the bell crank. They are tapered roller bearings like wheel bearings but often neglected. Most of the bearings are common flangette mounted bearings. Look out for the roll pressure linkage bowing out and eating the belt. That belt is EXPENSIVE!

There should be a counter weight outside the crank that runs the sickle.

I found it best to lay as wide a windrow as possible and rake it later. Saved a day on drying often that made hay in Iowa.

The lift cylinder can be single acting.

Gerald J.

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