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Help Identify NH Baler

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James Borghardt

06-29-2004 15:45:05




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Still looking for help identifying NH baler. Also, how do I email Steve directly. It says No email on his messages.

Here is some amplifying info on the feeder forks. The set closest to the baling chamber is adjustable for the depth. The second and third sets of forks are fixed for depth. The forks are driven by a mechanical arm above the pick up drum.




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Steve from New Holland

06-30-2004 04:33:43




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 Re: Help Identify NH Baler in reply to James Borghardt, 06-29-2004 15:45:05  
James, can you please describe the fork adjustment. With just a little more info, I believe we can nail this down. Steve



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James B

09-08-2004 17:37:33




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 Re: Re: Help Identify NH Baler in reply to Steve from New Holland, 06-30-2004 04:33:43  
Steve, still trying to figure the model of this baler out. Thanks for any information.
The forks are individually clamped to their respective mounts using a nut and bolt (9/16). The fork itself feeds through the mount so that there is part of the fork above the bolt and the working end below the bolt. If memory serves me correctly, the bolt is opposite the baling chamber.
Sorry about the delay in response and the hazy memory. I am currently on detachment in the Mediterranean, so I cannot check email or the internet as often as I would like. Thankyou Steve for the help.

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James

07-02-2004 07:17:13




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 Re: Re: Help Identify NH Baler in reply to Steve from New Holland, 06-30-2004 04:33:43  
The forks are individually clamped to their respective mounts using a nut and bolt (9/16). The fork itself feeds through the mount so that there is part of the fork above the bolt and the working end below the bolt. If memory serves me correctly, the bolt is opposite the baling chamber.

Sorry about the delay in response and the hazy memory. I am currently on detachment in the Mediterranean, so I cannot check email or the internet as often as I would like. Thankyou Steve for the help.

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