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spring loaded door leading to bale chamber

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Ridr

07-29-2003 07:26:28




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What does that little spring loaded flap or door do ?? It is at the corner of the plunger chamber where the feeder tines push the hay in on a NH 67 baler....while I am asking , is there any adjustment to hay dogs ??




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Brian

07-29-2003 13:12:57




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 Re: spring loaded door leading to bale chamber in reply to Ridr, 07-29-2003 07:26:28  
I have that door on my 66 and the only thing I can think it is for is just for access into the chamber in the event that it gets plugged or worse...something breaks!



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EZ

07-29-2003 10:12:27




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 Re: spring loaded door leading to bale chamber in reply to Ridr, 07-29-2003 07:26:28  
I have a 273 and I also wonder what that little piece of steel is for. And there is no way to adjust the hay dogs because they are spring loaded. You can only make sure they are all there and have springs on them.



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Ken C.

07-29-2003 21:05:37




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 Re: Re: spring loaded door leading to bale chamber in reply to EZ, 07-29-2003 10:12:27  
Does your 273 make banana shaped bales. I have one that will make curved bales, and we have tore it all to peices and put in new plunger bearings, knifes, dog springs,feeder fingers, adjusted the feeder carriage all way in and all way out, different speeds, more wedges, less wedges and nothing has helped at all. Got a freind with a 268 and it makes them so curved most break when trying to pick the bales up. Any ideas would be appreciated, thanks Ken.

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EZ

07-31-2003 06:33:35




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 Re: Re: Re: spring loaded door leading to bale cha in reply to Ken C., 07-29-2003 21:05:37  
No, I get perfectly square bales every time but as posted below, my feeder tines closest to the plunger are bent inward a little which maybe if yours aren't that could be the problem.



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Ken C,

07-31-2003 15:09:38




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: spring loaded door leading to bale in reply to EZ, 07-31-2003 06:33:35  
I'll take a look and see which way they are pointed. I have never got straight bales, but i'm gonna keep trying.Thanks Ken.



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Rick

07-30-2003 05:43:07




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 Re: Re: Re: spring loaded door leading to bale cha in reply to Ken C., 07-29-2003 21:05:37  
Thats why in my area they are called banana balers. Get you a Deere and problem will be solved because of packer fork on them. The 570 New Holland their they woke up and put on packer forks. Otherwise stay with Deere



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Tim(nj)

07-30-2003 10:09:53




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: spring loaded door leading to bale in reply to Rick, 07-30-2003 05:43:07  
I used to have a Deere. I thought it was great. Then I got a Hesston, which makes much better bales than a Deere, I have found. Still have to get used to the cut side being under the string, though.



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Ridr

07-30-2003 06:02:21




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: spring loaded door leading to bale in reply to Rick, 07-30-2003 05:43:07  
Thats a lil biased there Rick , NH's can make a nice bale , even very old ones.....Deere is not a magic baler without its problems



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Jim M

07-30-2003 06:07:15




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: spring loaded door leading to in reply to Ridr, 07-30-2003 06:02:21  
I'll take a N.H> over any Deere any day ! If you are getting curved bales the only thing wrong is your placement of the feeder tines , it is not the brand



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Rick

07-30-2003 06:35:54




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: spring loaded door leading in reply to Jim M, 07-30-2003 06:07:15  
Everybody calm down on the banana bale comment. I have run balers for years and yes you must have things set right not matter which brand. I n my area that is just New Holland balers nickname. I personaly don't care what you run as long as you are satisfied. Rick But all I do know is that is a question asked alot on the New Hollands is how do I get hay to the far side of chamber.



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Ridr

07-30-2003 06:42:55




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: spring loaded door lea in reply to Rick, 07-30-2003 06:35:54  
It is easy to do (well kinda a pain to try it out after every move) , just seems backwards LOL , tell them to move the feeder tine closest to the chamber farther away from the plunger /try it , if need more move the middle tine closer to the plunger side tine / try it....and keep working it one step at a time , it will strighten out, we ran an old case baler at home , that brand gets slammed a lot too but ya know , that thing chugged bale after bale year after year with very little problems

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