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New Holland 68 ( wood bearings)

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Kelly C

11-25-2002 11:59:28




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Yikes!!! I called the NH dealer to iquire about the Wood bearings for my NH 68. $20 a piece.
$80 crap thats Half what I paid for the baler.
I read and now cant find. were one of you guys made your own out of Oak. I think I want to do this also. I can figure out the holes and the lenth my self.
I need to know the width of the wear surface.
I.E. how thick should they be.
Thanks Kelly

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Jim in Michigan

11-25-2002 20:45:23




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 Re: New Holland 68 ( wood bearings) in reply to Kelly C, 11-25-2002 11:59:28  
your parts baler looks about like the baler I use every year,,its paint is old and ugly, but she bales great,,,when we start up it misses every 3rd bale,,then after a few rounds she starts working perfect,,I have replaced a lot of parts on it, even had to build the shaft that goes through the knotters,,that was a interesting job,,Jim



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Jim in Michigan

11-25-2002 20:40:21




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 Re: New Holland 68 ( wood bearings) in reply to Kelly C, 11-25-2002 11:59:28  
your parts baler looks about like the baler I use every year,,its paint is old and ugly, but she bales great,,,when we start up it misses every 3rd bale,,then after a few rounds she starts working perfect,,I have replaced a lot of parts on it, even had to build the shaft that goes through the knotters,,that was a interesting job,,Jim



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agman

11-25-2002 14:08:44




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 Re: New Holland 68 ( wood bearings) in reply to Kelly C, 11-25-2002 11:59:28  
find some hedge (osage orange) and rip some pieces for your bearings out of that, will make your oak seem like soap



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