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how to pull plunger on jd336 baler

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tugboattim

01-28-2008 10:21:24




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i know say it. Buy a manual but i been pricing them around 60 bucs. I'd like to replace the bearings in the plunger and sharpen the knife but havent figured it yet




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ArleninOr

01-29-2008 18:35:32




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 Re: how to pull plunger on jd336 baler in reply to tugboattim, 01-28-2008 10:21:24  
tug, think I may have an extra book will let you know



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Tx Jim

01-29-2008 03:59:15




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 Re: how to pull plunger on jd336 baler in reply to John -CNY, 01-28-2008 10:21:24  
I forgot that the side hay resistors(cabbage cutters) if not worn out have to be removed before r&r plungerhead. Jim



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Tx Jim

01-29-2008 03:55:20




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 Re: how to pull plunger on jd336 baler in reply to BC in TN, 01-28-2008 10:21:24  
tugboattim to add to what's been stated you also need to block hay dogs out of chamber so pliunger can come out rear. It's really relatively easy to r&r plungerhead. Jim



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kyhayman

01-28-2008 21:35:10




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 Re: how to pull plunger on jd336 baler in reply to tugboattim, 01-28-2008 10:21:24  
I just looked at mother deere's site, base operators manual is 30 bucks. CD of the service manual is 40.00, hard copy is 45.00. I dont think the operators manual covers pulling the plunger. Seems to me I went in from the top with the plunger retracted to put mine back in and its held with snap rings or cotter pins. I've never intentionally pulled the plunger from one. Had one out once and it was ugly, went shooting out the back. The knife comes out with bolts without pulling the plunger. If the link works I've put in the parts diagram from mother deeres web page.

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Tim(nj)

01-28-2008 18:55:41




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 Re: how to pull plunger on jd336 baler in reply to tugboattim, 01-28-2008 10:21:24  
Trust me, that $60 is well worth it. I never would have kept the one 336 going as long as I did without it. Unfortunately when I traded the second (less worn) 336 on a new Hesston, the books went with it. They do show up on eBay from time to time. I am speaking from experience, if you are pulling the plunger, inspect the condition of the pin, bushing, and pitman arm. I had one fail once, not pretty.

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ArleninOr

01-28-2008 11:12:45




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 Re: how to pull plunger on jd336 baler in reply to tugboattim, 01-28-2008 10:21:24  
First you need to pull the hay wedges then the 2 bolts on the crank arm slide out the back replace bearings slide back in read book to adjust plunger



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