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Paul White

05-04-2004 07:48:42

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Bought a NH 66 late last fall at an auction and looks pretty rough but rebaled a few bales of hay when I got it home and lubed up the chains and greased everything. The pickup clutch was stuck but a tap with a hammer and it popped back in and worked fine. I was just wondering if there is an tips or pointers before I start baling for my first time by myself. Thanks Paul

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Jim in michigan

05-06-2004 06:47:59

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Re: NH 66 in reply to Paul White, 05-04-2004 07:48:42

If you need 66 parts let me know,,I have 2 here and a couple more parked elsewhere,,,would sell them cheap...Jim

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Brian M.

05-04-2004 09:41:17

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Re: NH 66 in reply to Paul White, 05-04-2004 07:48:42

Do your self a favor and go to a NH dealer and get yourself a manual. It won't be too long before something will need some adjusting. You want to make sure that it is properly in time. Needles are about $150 a piece (if I remember right) from NH. I had to learn the hard way last year but was lucky enough to braze them back together. Good luck!!

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Jerry A.

05-04-2004 13:30:54

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Re: Re: NH 66 in reply to Brian M., 05-04-2004 09:41:17

I'd second the opinion to get a manual. Also consider a parts manual...it helps when fixing things.

I've got an old Super 68 which still makes a decent bale (twine tie). I've found that my baler shouldn't be overloaded. I try to keep to light-medium windrows--my baler is about 47 years old!!!

Overall they're easy to work on and fun to use. Keep plenty of shear bolts handy for the flywheel.

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HY_Moose

05-08-2004 06:43:40

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Re: Re: Re: NH 66 in reply to Jerry A., 05-04-2004 13:30:54

Dang I wish I had found out about this site sooner I junked out a 66 last year. The gear box was busted and coulnd't find parts. Advice..... . Keep the Chains tight and In time. Do not over load this machine it will break something! Do Not put a modern NH sheer pin in the fly wheel they are to tuff. I did and the pin did not sheer and I wound up with a busted gear box. Take your time, Read the manual, and they make real nice bales. I still have the original owners manual for my old 66, I would sell it but the price would be steep. Good Luck.

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