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So where is that sensor?

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Tom A

08-20-2003 05:29:26




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There's obviously something inside a baler that senses when you are in a hurry--cause darkness or rain is coming--and causes the baler to foul up. Can anybody tell me where it is, and how to disconnect it?

Was going to bale after work yesterday evening, got everything raked, hooked up the baler and started. The baler hadn't missed a knot in weeks, but because I needed to get done before the heavy dew fell, after 2 bales it started missing a knot on almost every one. First the left side, then the right, then back again. Couldn't find anything wrong, but had to quit when it got dark.

phooey!

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Brian

08-22-2003 05:54:52




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 Re: So where is that sensor? in reply to Tom A, 08-20-2003 05:29:26  
It is right next to the flex capacitor.... but you will need 1.21 jigawatts to bypass it!!!!



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cool hand

08-20-2003 22:42:23




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 Re: So where is that sensor? in reply to Tom A, 08-20-2003 05:29:26  
The sensor is all rusted-up! What we have here is, failure to do preventive maintence work.



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kyhayman

08-20-2003 20:10:12




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 Re: So where is that sensor? in reply to Tom A, 08-20-2003 05:29:26  
That sensor when removed or disabled then causes random sheer pin failures in a field where the only shade tree has hornets in it or bumble bees under it. :-)



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Ben in KY

08-20-2003 12:22:27




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 Re: So where is that sensor? in reply to Tom A, 08-20-2003 05:29:26  
I believe the sensor is located in an alternate dimension known as Murphy. However I can say that this sensor controls the equally elusive random failure generator. I can never find that thing either and if I could it is I would suppose, a non replaceable part.



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Baler

08-20-2003 08:16:18




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 Re: So where is that sensor? in reply to Tom A, 08-20-2003 05:29:26  
Wet twine try new balls of twine or maybe put inside with the a c to dry it out.



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