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NH 268 Baler Adjustment

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Wayne

06-08-2003 17:00:19




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Just purchased a NH268 Baler. Cannot seem to get bales to come out square. Can anyone tell me how to properly adjust the back springs for tension? The left side is lagging behind the right. Any idea where I can get a service manual? Any other adjustments I should know about?

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reza yahyaee

03-15-2004 00:03:23




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 Re: NH 268 Baler Adjustment in reply to Wayne, 06-08-2003 17:00:19  
dear sir please thread adjustment was described. your sincerely



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larry

06-09-2003 09:53:35




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 Re: NH 268 Baler Adjustment in reply to Wayne, 06-08-2003 17:00:19  
also maybe check and see if wedges in bale chamber are there i have also used tape measure to set springs i had one baler that had to run 1/2 inch looser on one side than the other or it would break the twine. somedays it would be a toss up to which is easier to figure out the wife or the baler



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Kelly C

06-09-2003 15:19:17




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 Re: Re: NH 268 Baler Adjustment in reply to larry, 06-09-2003 09:53:35  
No toss up here. BALER any day!!!



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Sid

06-08-2003 18:25:46




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 Re: NH 268 Baler Adjustment in reply to Wayne, 06-08-2003 17:00:19  
The feeder is not pushing hay far enough into the bale chamber. This can be corrected by lenghting the front finger on the feeder. It is kind hard for me to tell how to do this but a manual will cover this. I think they are about twenty dollars at a New Holland dealer. You might find that different crop conditions will also cause this problem and a manual will show how to adjust for different crop conditions short hay as compared to long hay sometimes require adjustment of the feeder fingers.

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tlak

06-08-2003 17:15:42




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 Re: NH 268 Baler Adjustment in reply to Wayne, 06-08-2003 17:00:19  
You can order your manual online at NH or from your local NH dealer. $13-14



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