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Pick up on New Holland 68

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Kelly C

11-18-2002 14:49:24




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Well I guess this rebuild is going to be a little more involved than what I thought.
It looks like I am going to have to replace the pick up pivot pipe.The one on this machine has been welded and is out of alighment. Thats why all the gaurds were worn through.
Any one ever try this before? Can I pull it as a whole unit or do I have to completly disasemble the thing to get it off.
I do have a replacement on my parts machine and it looks to be in good shap.
Thanks
Kelly

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NHBalerman

11-18-2002 19:39:03




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 Re: Pick up on New Holland 68 in reply to Kelly C, 11-18-2002 14:49:24  
Yeah you can get the whole thing out. Take the sprocket off of the left side and take off the right tire and take out 3 bolts that hold the brg flange and pull out the shaft then take off the spring that supports the pickup and unbolt the pickup brackets at each end and support it with a floor jack and pull it out. I ran through the procedure quickly,I have done several,when I restore them I always take the pickup off and rebuild it and paint it,but it is not hard to do ,just look at it and then youwill see what I am talking about. Good Luck

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NHBalerman

11-18-2002 19:37:54




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 Re: Pick up on New Holland 68 in reply to Kelly C, 11-18-2002 14:49:24  
Yeah you can get the whole thing out. Take the sprocket off of the left side and take off the right tire and take out 3 bolts that hold the brg flange and pull out the shaft then take off the spring that supports the pickup and unbolt the pickup brackets at each end and support it with a floor jack and pull it out. I ran through the procedure quickly,I have done several,when I restore them I always take the pickup off and rebuild it and paint it,but it is not hard to do ,just look at it and then youwill see what I am talking about. Good Luck

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Kelly C

11-18-2002 19:50:03




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 Re: Re: Pick up on New Holland 68 in reply to NHBalerman, 11-18-2002 19:37:54  
Ok this is a dumb question, but what side is the left and right? Is it when you are facing the baler or from behind the baler?



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Steve from New Holland

11-19-2002 04:35:17




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 Re: Re: Re: Pick up on New Holland 68 in reply to Kelly C, 11-18-2002 19:50:03  
Kelly, as a followup to nhbalerman, the long shaft that runs clear across the length of the baler needs to come out. But don't don't dispair, this is not hard. Left and right are determined by standing behind the baler. I like to remove the right hand pickup drive sprocket and bearing and remove the shaft from the left side. (NOTE: This is the shaft directly behind the pickup. NOT the center shaft of the pickup) I also agree with NHbalerman, it is easier to work on the pickup off the machine than to leave it on. Kelly, if you want more details, please email me and I will be more specific. Steve

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Steve from New Holland

11-19-2002 04:34:18




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 Re: Re: Re: Pick up on New Holland 68 in reply to Kelly C, 11-18-2002 19:50:03  
Kelly, as a followup to nhbalerman, the long shaft that runs clear across the length of the baler needs to come out. But don't don't dispair, this is not hard. Left and right are determined by standing behind the baler. I like to remove the right hand pickup drive sprocket and bearing and remove the shaft from the left side. (NOTE: This is the shaft directly behind the pickup. NOT the center shaft of the pickup) I also agree with NHbalerman, it is easier to work on the pickup off the machine than to leave it on. Kelly, if you want more details, please email me and I will be more specific. Steve

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