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New Holland 67 Baler

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Greg

07-13-2002 20:55:23




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I need some help with a new holland 67 baler. I keep breaking pins on the flywheel and I think the timing might be off. Does anyone know how to adjust the timing on these things? If anyone knows where I can get a manual that would help too. I looked on this website and they have the 66 and 68 but not the 67. Figures. Any help is appreciated. Want to be sure I am finding all the grease fittings too. Seems like every time I turn around I find another zerk I didnt know about.

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Ralph Ia

07-14-2002 07:09:57




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 Re: New Holland 67 Baler in reply to Greg, 07-13-2002 20:55:23  
Greg, someone once told me that a 67 and 68 were the same except for a swinging tongue. So if you got a manual for a 68 it should cover what you need to know.



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cole in mo.

07-13-2002 22:23:40




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 Re: New Holland 67 Baler in reply to Greg, 07-13-2002 20:55:23  
Greg, you don't leave us with much info. does it bale a few bales then shear a bolt, does it shear one evertime you turn it over? does it make a loud clank then shear one. I have a 69 superliner and the only time it shears a bolt is if I get an overly large wad of hay in the chamber, in the manual for my 69 it says to run the baler at 60 to 63 strokes per minute. if you are running it too slow it wont have enugh momentem to slice the hay, yours could also have a dull plunger knife. give us some more info. lots of new-holland baler people out there.

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Greg

07-14-2002 08:09:59




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 Re: Re: New Holland 67 Baler in reply to cole in mo., 07-13-2002 22:23:40  
Thanks Cole:
What it soes is every three or four bales breaks a pin. It occurs any time in the baling cycle. I do hear a loud noise (clunck ) just before it snaps. This was a late first cutting so was pretty stemmy hay, but the intake was not jammed and seems to be handeling it ok. I did check the cutting blade and it is quite dull so I will have to sharpen that up. Not sure of the speed per sec I am running but have the tractor throttled up to a pretty high rpm as i am baling , and using lowest gear to keep the tire speed down.

Thanks for advice on manuals...will get the 68.

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NHBalerman

07-14-2002 19:27:38




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 Re: Re: Re: New Holland 67 Baler in reply to Greg, 07-14-2002 08:09:59  
Sounds like the needle timing is off,when you put a new pin in it pull back on the needle yoke to reset the knotters. To time it turn the flywheel by hand in the direction of rotation,and watch the plunger crank and when it gets to the very top,stop and look at the sprocket that the chain is on at the knotter and you will find two lines(chiesel marks) or 6 dots(punch marks) on the sprocket and the knotter clutch lin these marks up as close as you can and install the knotter chain and tighten it then recheck they may not directly in line but get them as close as you can then make sure that the plunger crank is still straight up then turn over by hand and trip the knotters and pull on the strings like a bale of hay would do and see if it works right and then recheck timing at the marks and if all is good then go to baling. ENjoy Baling

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