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JD 14t baler operating manuals

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Ron

12-03-2002 19:57:49




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I have to either retime my knotter or ajust it andneed a manul to do so. Everything works fine but the needles don't bring the twine up far enough for the knotters to grab. i am more use to round balers but have friends that are trying to help fix this baler.




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jwb

12-05-2002 05:40:18




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 Re: JD 14t baler operating manuals in reply to Ron, 12-03-2002 19:57:49  
did you check the little shear pin on the arm it self to see if it has sheared. it is a small pin about a 1/8 to 1/4" in size in the rod that goes to the needle arm if this shears it causes the same problem Jerry



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Fudd@Work

12-03-2002 20:28:42




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 Re: JD 14t baler operating manuals in reply to Ron, 12-03-2002 19:57:49  
You can adjust the link on the side of the baler that pull the needles up if they are not going far enough. Also, the tucker fingers also pull the twine towards the knotter to help this situation. You can get the operators manual from Deere but I don't have the number here at work. The manual is really good explaining the tying operation and all adjustments.



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Fudd@Work

12-03-2002 20:28:37




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 Re: JD 14t baler operating manuals in reply to Ron, 12-03-2002 19:57:49  
You can adjust the link on the side of the baler that pull the needles up if they are not going far enough. Also, the tucker fingers also pull the twine towards the knotter to help this situation. You can get the operators manual from Deere but I don't have the number here at work. The manual is really good explaining the tying operation and all adjustments.



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