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New Holland 65 baler

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Tom L

06-03-2001 18:07:59




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Hi,

How can you check the twine needle's timing on a New Holland compact 65 Hayliner square baler?
Thanks.




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Dan

06-03-2001 20:05:50




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 Re: new Holland 65 baler in reply to Tom L, 06-03-2001 18:07:59  
I haven't had experience with the #65, but on the rest there are timing marks on top of the clutch housing that operates the needles and on the corresponding casting next to it. These marks should line up when the plunger crank is between the marks on the front of the baler, the plunger crank will be nearly verticle when between the marks. The way I checked the timing was to cycle the needles with the baler empty and set timing so the needels come through the bottom of the bale case just after the plunger point has passed it, so the needle is just behind the face of the plunger. You probably should try to find an operator's manual for the baler to help you out, the procedure is harder top explain than to do. I think most any of the NH balers will be timed the same.

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Burrhead

06-03-2001 20:29:49




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 Re: Re: new Holland 65 baler in reply to Dan, 06-03-2001 20:05:50  
That's right the balers time just alike.

Just like you have said will work fine.



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