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More NH 469 haybine questions

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markct

06-11-2003 20:56:23




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i got my haybine working today, its supposed to rain so i cant cut any hay yet, but i did a few passes in the edges of the field just to try it out. i was wondering how are ya supposed to know how tight the rollers should be adjusted together? there are 2 cranks for adjusting them, but i dont know how to tell if they are adjusted right. also, the right angle gearbox, the one that the pto drive goes into, what type of lubricant is that supposed to take, and how much of it? there doesnt appear to be a filler plug or a level plug, so i just took off the top cover and there was some oil in the bottom of the box, i added a bit more of 140 weight gear oil, but i dont know if thats what it is supposed to take or not

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Wayne in Pa

06-12-2003 14:34:46




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 Re: more NH 469 haybine questions in reply to markct, 06-11-2003 20:56:23  
When I used a 469 haybine I would adjust the preasure by turning the crankes until resistance is felt on the torchen bar and give it two more turns. When it got later in the season (when the plants were getting more matchure) I would give one more turn. I would add oil to the gear box until it was almost up to the shafts. Hope this helps.
Wayne



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