bernieinva
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Last season, on my 467 baler the netwrap would, on occasion, continue to wrap until I realized what it was doing and shut it down. Any ideas what caused this?
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Tx Jim
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Have been regularly applying grease to the difficult to see grease fitting on each end of net knife operating mechanism? Have you checked electrical quick connection between tractor & baler to be sure pins are contacting receptacles very good? Do you have baler monitor electrical source outlet attached directly to tractor battery/starter?
bernieinva
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I'll go over the connections good before I start up this year. I have not been checking those regularly. I think I have been greasing the fittings
you are talking about. I know there are only two on the netwrap mechanism that I grease regularly. I'll check to make sure they are knife ones. Not
sure about the monitor power but I think it plugs into an outlet in the cab behind the seat. I do know if I run the air conditioning and fan wide
open the monitor will occasionally display a low voltage battery warning.
you are talking about. I know there are only two on the netwrap mechanism that I grease regularly. I'll check to make sure they are knife ones. Not
sure about the monitor power but I think it plugs into an outlet in the cab behind the seat. I do know if I run the air conditioning and fan wide
open the monitor will occasionally display a low voltage battery warning.
Tx Jim
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- Coyote Flats, Texas
Baler monitors especially with netwrap needs to get voltage directly from battery/starter. Low voltage can cause netwrap attachment to do strange things.
bernieinva
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Are there separate cables and connectors on how to do this? The netwrapper was a dealer add on a couple of years after we bought it. Dealer did not
say anything, if I recall, about hooking it direct to battery. Makes sense though. Of course I never read the manual that came with it.
say anything, if I recall, about hooking it direct to battery. Makes sense though. Of course I never read the manual that came with it.
Tx Jim
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- Coyote Flats, Texas
JD offers a convenience plug wiring harness kit(key 12) or one can just get the plug(key 11) & create one own kit.
bernieinva
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Thanks Jim for your help.
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