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Shane NC

07-17-2003 17:59:50

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I have a New Hollind 78 that I am restoring to sound machanical condition. I was wondering what was the best lubricant to use on the drive chains and the rollers bearings on the plunger and the tine bar.

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Shane

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paul

07-17-2003 22:33:34

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Re: NH baler lubricant in reply to Shane NC, 07-17-2003 17:59:50

Those chains don't work just too hard, so I never have oiled them. My baler never sits outside tho. In some dusty dirty conditions, the oil just attracts dirt that wears on the chain anyhow. The spray cans of chain lube work well if you do want to oil them.

Good old grease from the greasegun on the plunger bearings. Far more important to grease it often, than to worry about what kind of grease.

--->Paul

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red-n-green

07-17-2003 20:53:19

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Re: NH baler lubricant in reply to Shane NC, 07-17-2003 17:59:50

I like to use chainsaw bar oil because it seems to stick better and remain on the chains longer.

Jay

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here, try this

07-17-2003 18:29:33

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Re: NH baler lubricant in reply to Shane NC, 07-17-2003 17:59:50

please forgive me but I thought the rollers were sealed bearings. I like the chain lube that you get in spray cans. (I get mine from Case IH) Lots of guys use waste oil, just as good but a little messy.

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