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garry grohn
09-03-2002 20:14:15
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Re: Vermeer in reply to Bill, 01-25-2001 15:50:32
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i have two of them they are really tough bailers but a few things you should know,the ones with the 4 inch belts are better then the wide belts, check them for proper lenth and don,t get any wood stuck in the feed rollers can start a fire easly wile bailing, also check the gear box bearings as well be shure there in good shape before using,anouther i might add iff you ever have a problim with it plugging starting a bail there is 3 bolts on the chain side the attaches to a coupler, if these brake it will drive you crazy, lol but its an easy fix there hidin under the drive sproket, other wise be sure that the bars on the front pick up are not rubbing on the feed rollers,if they are straiten them or replace the side yokes on the pick up,i also have a john deer bailer as well, its faster but when i want nice tight bails i use this one, you have to zig zag in the wind rows to get the core of the bail up ,they work well for me once you get to know them,they capable of making bails that look like a 25000 dollar machine, ill be puttin one of mine to work this week cuase it a little bitt of a rough field,made to take a licken and keep on ticken, any thing els you like to know don,t be shy just email, glad to help ,,,garry
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