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848 New Holland Chain Baler

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josh

07-19-2003 17:21:21




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Anyone have any advice on why my baler is jumping time? I'm having to replace bars all the time.




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Clem

07-19-2003 20:58:05




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 Re: 848 New Holland Chain Baler in reply to josh, 07-19-2003 17:21:21  
Are you running the same amount of air in each air spring?



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josh

07-20-2003 19:46:05




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 Re: Re: 848 New Holland Chain Baler in reply to Clem, 07-19-2003 20:58:05  
yes. ??



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here, try this

07-19-2003 18:45:06




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 Re: 848 New Holland Chain Baler in reply to josh, 07-19-2003 17:21:21  
do you mean that one side is getting ahead of the other? Is your chain snug when the baler is empty? How about the condition of your chain and sprockets. Let me know I will try to help.



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josh

07-19-2003 20:15:15




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 Re: Re: 848 New Holland Chain Baler in reply to here, try this, 07-19-2003 18:45:06  
Yes. One side gets one link behind on the sprocket on drive shaft and dosent fall in the slot and bends bars. When the baler is empty one side of the chain has more slack than the other and yes the sprockets are getting worn pretty good. More info would be great. Thanks



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here, try this

07-20-2003 04:56:55




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 Re: Re: Re: 848 New Holland Chain Baler in reply to josh, 07-19-2003 20:15:15  
i run an 855 new holland. pretty good machine but i just put a new chain and sprockets to the tune of $3800. The drive sprockes are over $100 a piece. Then if your chain is worn, (look at the rollers, are they getting worn tapered or some of them missing?) then it is time to replace the chain. The chain is to be tightened by set screws on the arms that fold back as the bale is made. look at your arms you will see what i mean. run the set screws (mine are 5/8 bolt with a set nut) in till the just touch the stop with the arm forward and the bale chamber empty. If you get to the point where the bars hit on the front of the machine the the chain has to be shortened. find the connector link and take out a bar. use a grinder to get the rivet out of the chain, they are a bear.

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Roy in UK

07-20-2003 03:19:04




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 Re: Re: Re: 848 New Holland Chain Baler in reply to josh, 07-19-2003 20:15:15  
I have seen NH balers like that one working over here, but in all fairness, I have never used one but it sounds similar to a bed chain on a manure spreader, or a 'chain and flight' mechanism on a cattle feed mixer. The bad news is, it is pointless putting new chains around badly worn sprockets, or conversely running brand new sprockets with a knackered chain.



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j.k.

07-19-2003 17:27:55




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 Re: 848 New Holland Chain Baler in reply to josh, 07-19-2003 17:21:21  
Get a new one



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