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Welger RP200-Help!

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Michael l Kinse

05-17-2008 11:03:21




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I have just bought a second hand round baler and i have no clue how the twine tying works- i have a manual but it doesn"t explain.The machine has a control panel that plugs in the cab and a button to press for activating the twine.I connected this up to my tractor in the yard( not baling)and when i pressed the button just a tensioner moved ninety degrees.Is this right ? could anyone give me an idiots explanation of the tying process and how to check its ok please.

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Michael

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Peter Mc Mahon

07-06-2008 20:15:20




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 Re: Welger RP200-Help! in reply to Michael l Kinsella, 05-17-2008 11:03:21  
you can set your control to manual or automatic, if set to manual when the bale chamber is full an alarm will sound then press the tie button this in turn will turn on a solneoid which trip the cord the cord is pushed into chamber by a flexible flap, on older rp200s the dual cord can be a nightmare, but you can use a single cord and this works fine , also when threading cord wrap cord around motion pulley 5 to 6 times it saves the pulley , the cord cuts the pulley.

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feargall

06-16-2008 06:16:25




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 Re: Welger RP200-Help! in reply to Michael l Kinsella, 05-17-2008 11:03:21  
Michael,
This is correct. the tying system on an rp 200 is similar to the older rp 12 except the trip in "tensioner" is operated by an electric signal and motor. there is usually a diagram to show how the twine is routed close to that "tensioner" or on the side of the baler beside the Nylon wheel that drives the tying system. the twine will only be pulled into the baler when the bale is full but sounds like the system is working correctly in the yard. while baling the switch on the control box should be set to automatic and you should rarely have to push the button at all.

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Powerfarmer

05-19-2008 13:02:58




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 Re: Welger RP200-Help! in reply to Michael l Kinsella, 05-17-2008 11:03:21  
Hi Michael,
I'm not familiar with the welger but on the Krone and Claas balers the baler needs to be running and the bale chamber needs to be full for the twine system to work properly because the twine or net has to be pulled into the chamber by the rotating bale. Activating the twine system just presents the twine to the bale the bale has to pull it in. On the welger RP 12 the twine was dropped onto a plate from where it was supposed to slide into the chamber onto the bale Oncethe pre set length of twine was taken in the twine was cut. this plate had to be very clean and slippery for the twine to go in. I wouldnt activate the twine system with nothing in the chamber as if the twine goes in it will get wrapped around the rollers and be a b****** to remove if you could get someone who has ran the same type of baler before to get you started in the field

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