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Rusty 14T baler

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pastr10

07-08-2000 21:40:21




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I recently bought a 14T (cheep), & the bale chamber is pretty rusty. What can I do to shine it up?




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B.C

07-10-2000 13:44:06




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 Re: Rusty 14T baler in reply to pastr10, 07-08-2000 21:40:21  
Running about 100 or 200 bales through her should do it. Don't be surprised if you have to keep adjusting the bale chamber pressure as the rust goes away and the chamber sides get smoother. Smoother chamber, more spring needed.

Spraying the inside with Rustoleum rusty metal primer or equivlent once you're done and put the thing away for the season will help avoid this in the future.



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Joe

07-10-2000 12:33:36




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 Re: Rusty 14T baler in reply to pastr10, 07-08-2000 21:40:21  
Make sure the rails have plenty of oil for the plunger as stated before, and the knotters are what you have to watch out for with rust, but the chamber, no problem just bale with it. if the knotters are rusty, My 14t, wont tie right.



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Fudd@Work

07-09-2000 22:36:41




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 Re: Rusty 14T baler in reply to pastr10, 07-08-2000 21:40:21  
Be sure to oil the slides on the plunger.



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Bale some hay! :)

07-08-2000 22:40:01




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 Re: Rusty 14T baler in reply to pastr10, 07-08-2000 21:40:21  
:)



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paul

07-08-2000 22:39:45




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 Re: Rusty 14T baler in reply to pastr10, 07-08-2000 21:40:21  
Bale with it.

-->Paul



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pastr10

07-15-2000 17:21:01




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 Re: Re: Rusty 14T baler in reply to paul, 07-08-2000 22:39:45  
Thank's for all the replys. The knotters ar not rusty at all and seem to work fine. I guess I'll go Bail!!!



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