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Rich G

06-04-2001 17:10:58




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Ok Just bought a 24T. Ran a few bales off today. The right side ties perfectly the left side ties very losely. Any suggestions. It will bale 3 or 4 fine then the next couple you can pull on the twine and the not slips.




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Bgee

06-05-2001 07:25:40




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 Re: JD 24T baler in reply to Rich G, 06-04-2001 17:10:58  
Operator's manual has trouble shooting information for different knotter problems, "with pictures" around 20.00, well worth the money.



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B.C.

06-05-2001 06:28:49




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 Re: JD 24T baler in reply to Rich G, 06-04-2001 17:10:58  
Sounds like your windrows aren't big enough. Also, you may need to adjust the hay scooter over thingy that transfers hay into the bale chamber.

That's imprecise terminology of course, but when you go to the Deere place and get your operator and parts manuals for a few bucks, they will tell you all about setting the baler up and adjusting it.

When you're baling with an older square baler, you need big, consistent windrows, a fairly slow baling speed, hay that is properly dry, and a reasonable bale chamber spring load. All that, and a sharp set of properly adjusted plunger and knotter knives will go a very long way towards getting decent bales.

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