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Pwy196

04-25-2003 13:23:44




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An elder gentleman wants hay baled, he has a 310 New Holland square baler that one side is tighter than the other. Not up on square baler myself but tension adjustment dose not help.It seems to be more hay on one side than the other. Can anyone help with problem?




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Kelly C

04-25-2003 19:41:07




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 Re: Need a little help in reply to Pwy196, 04-25-2003 13:23:44  
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On my NH 68 you can adjust the delivery tines in or out to get the proper amount of hay into the chamber. One thing on mine the previous owner had added another set of tines in the middle of the bar to push more hay.
I have also heard it mentioned about the size of the windrow needs to be right and to run along the inside of the feeder.
Here is what the trouble shooting section of my NH 68 manual says. Might be simular for a 310.

Mis-shaped bales..
1 too much material in the left of bale =

Center feed tine to far toward right (bale chamber)end of tine bar.

Irregular feeding of hay slugs.

Center feed tine tine to far forward left end of tine bar.

2. Too much material in right side of bale.

Over feeding ( especially semi-cured material).

Broken feed tines.

Windrows too large or too small.

Pick up drive slop clutch to tight.

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Ken C.

04-25-2003 19:21:15




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 Re: Need a little help in reply to Pwy196, 04-25-2003 13:23:44  
I have tried everything on a 275 and a 273 baler. If the 310 is anything like these you will just have to live with it. If you ever figure it out please let me know, i have one scattered all over the shop now trying to figure what i might have missed, but have not seen anything to change. Sorry i can't help more, and i hope you get it working right, it is very frustrating when they come out like that. Ken

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Sid

04-25-2003 18:49:52




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 Re: Need a little help in reply to Pwy196, 04-25-2003 13:23:44  
I agree with Tim it is a feeding problem more than likely,one other possibility is that the tension on the twine needs to be even, but more often than not my experience it is the way the hay feeds into the chamber that causes problems. On some of New Holland balers this is controlled by adjustable fingers on the feeders some of their balers had a false back behind the pickup that adjusted for different hay conditions by moving backwards or foward. It is hard to tell how this is done without a manual.

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Sid

04-25-2003 18:48:41




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 Re: Need a little help in reply to Pwy196, 04-25-2003 13:23:44  
I agree with Tim it is a feeding problem more than likely,one other possibility is that the tension on the twine needs to be even, but more often than not my experience it is the way the hay feeds into the chamber that causes problems. On some of New Holland balers this is controlled by adjustable fingers on the feeders some of their balers had a false back behind the pickup that adjusted for different hay conditions by moving backwards or foward. It is hard to tell how this is done without a manual.

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Jim in Michigan

04-25-2003 18:15:28




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 Re: Need a little help in reply to Pwy196, 04-25-2003 13:23:44  
if its long on the right adjust the left and if its long on the left adjust the right...Try that...Jim



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Tim(nj)

04-25-2003 14:11:12




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 Re: Need a little help in reply to Pwy196, 04-25-2003 13:23:44  
Not familiar with the 310, but a couple of things I have run into with other balers to cause that problem are: a resistor plate missing on one side of the bale chamber, or the feeder is not adjusted to deliver hay to the center of the bale chamber. Someone with some expererience with this baler, and with a manual, would be better equipped to help you.



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