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international 47 baler

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tim sullivan

07-28-2007 19:26:32




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I have a International 47 wire baler. Today while baling the pickup assembly stopped. After clearing it, I found that one of the 4 pickup teeth bars is in a bind, "catching" on the machine side. It will not let the pickup bars make a full turn. The one bar does not move freely, but seems to stay more in the down position. I have a repair manual but it does not provide any details of the mechanics of the pickup bars. I could sure use some help from anyone with mechanical experience with this baler. THANKS

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georgeky

07-30-2007 05:54:43




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 Re: international 47 baler in reply to tim sullivan, 07-28-2007 19:26:32  
Tim, you are in for a treat. I suspect that you have a bad bearing or two on the pickup reel. The baler side of it has a cam made onto the end plate that make the tooth bars rotate to retract the teeth. This cam is nothing more than a piece of half inch stock welded to the end plate in an oblong pattern, Chances are fairly good that a bearing has been bad for a while and you now have a hole in that cam that is catching. This thing will need to be removed from the baler to service it well. They are quite aggravating to work on. The bearings are available new for around 40 bucks a piece. I just went through this for the second or third time on my old 430 all twine baler. It has baled so much hay, I don't know how it works at all, but it keeps going.

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