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Tim

02-08-2004 17:56:44




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I just read the post below about putting new rubber teeth on the vermeer baler. I have a 1560 MF and was wondering what it would cost to replace all the old ones on it.




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signman

02-10-2004 04:51:51




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 Re: rubber pickup teeth? in reply to Tim, 02-08-2004 17:56:44  
On the rubber teeth. We were first introduced to them on a 605F. Doing custom work It was a weekly chore to change those steel teeth to keep the baler in shape. Once we had rubber teeth on we would go through the pickup twice a year. Now on our 605XL we change them out before doing stalks each fall. I tried to get by this past year but when you can only get 15- 20 bales an hour through a machine with this much capacity. We changed the teeth and were able to get back to the ussual 35-45 bales an hour. Weak rubber on the teeth really hurts on cornstalks. On hay there is no where near the difference and you can get by with a lot less stength inthe teeth. Of course to get these kind of productions it has to be using net wrap and a bale kicker. With a large windrow of stalks I can get a bale in a minute ten seconds. This baby is made to eat but we still only run about a 3/4 throttle

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Big Jim

02-09-2004 07:49:06




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 Re: rubber pickup teeth? in reply to Tim, 02-08-2004 17:56:44  
Tim,

The rubber teeth are like $7.00 0r $8.00 each. The steel teeth are only about $1.60 or $1.70 each from the Vermeer dealer. I broke down last year and replaced the outer teeth on both sides with rubber teeth. Our local Vermeer dealer said they would last longer. He was right. Start by replacing the outer teeth and then do the other ones as you need to. The outer ones always take the most abuse and will be the first to bend or break.

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Hay Dr.

02-09-2004 17:13:08




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 Re: Re: rubber pickup teeth? in reply to Big Jim, 02-09-2004 07:49:06  
Not all rubber teeth are made the same. The Vermeer ones have a J hook inside the rubber and are coated so the bubber will not delaminate over time. The cheaper ones have a ball inside the rubber.



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Hay Dr.

02-09-2004 17:11:46




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 Re: Re: rubber pickup teeth? in reply to Big Jim, 02-09-2004 07:49:06  
Not all rubber teeth are made the same. The Vermeer ones have a J hook inside the rubber and are coated so the bubber will not delaminate over time. The cheaper ones have a ball inside the rubber.



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paul

02-09-2004 08:13:19




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 Re: Re: rubber pickup teeth? in reply to Big Jim, 02-09-2004 07:49:06  
I went to a dealer liquidation, got a box of 50 or more for $120 - was pretty happy with that, only one other guy wanted them or they would have been real chaep! :)

Funny thing is I bought the baler for 1/2 price the previous year at the same dealer liquidation sale. (First sale got rid of the big stuff, the 2nd got rid of the shop stuff.)

--->Paul



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old

02-08-2004 19:10:49




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 Re: rubber pickup teeth? in reply to Tim, 02-08-2004 17:56:44  
Well I saw that also but I think if I go that way I'll do it as it needs to be done, I can't see replaceing what is still good but I can see getting new as needed



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