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newholland super68 bailer/ clutch adjustment for t

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tugboat tim

02-07-2004 07:52:48




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would anyonehappen to know what the setting would be. There seems to be a round clutch plate on the knotter asembly that brings the needles back. I got two of these bailers free the one had a rubber strap on the bar that the needles are bolted onto to take up the slack I guess. do those little clutch plates go bad that they need to be replaced or just out of adjustment. Thanks if anyone has info it would be greatly appreciated

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Steve from New Holland

02-09-2004 04:31:44




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 Re: newholland super68 bailer/ clutch adjustment f in reply to tugboat tim, 02-07-2004 07:52:48  
Hi tim, to answer your questions, yes and yes. Yes, they do go bad and yes they do need adjusted. Those little pads are known as the knotter brake pads. Tim, if you loosened or removed them, the needles and knotter assembly would swing freely. The pads need to be tight enough to hold the needles back in home postion after each time the baler ties a knot. If the brake is too loose, the needles will begin to drift back front again and will cause trouble if they do. Now, one word of caution: Do not tighten the brake too tight. This is not good either. All you will acomplish is shearing knotter shearbolts if the brake is too tight. Snug the brake enough to hold the needles back even when traveling on bumpy ground, but not that tight that you personally can not move the needles if you pulled on them. I know this is a judgement call, but it is not rocket science either. Steve

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Steve from New Holland

02-09-2004 04:33:37




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 Re: Re: newholland super68 bailer/ clutch adjustme in reply to Steve from New Holland, 02-09-2004 04:31:44  
Tim, by the way, I almost forgot. Take the pads off and check the lining. They are rivited on, so see if the lining is worn down to the rivits. Steve



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Jim in michigan

02-08-2004 06:00:09




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 Re: newholland super68 bailer/ clutch adjustment f in reply to tugboat tim, 02-07-2004 07:52:48  
I have one,, but have never had the troubl you speak of,,, I wish I could help you,, mine is just tightened until it is tight I think but i dont know,,,sorry,,,Jim



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