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NH 467 haybine

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Jim H.

07-06-2004 22:21:13




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Hey lookie, my second post today.
I've got this older haybine, an NH 467, that's doing a good job cutting...but I don't think it's crushing very good. Mainly because nothing looks crushed. Earlier this year the top roller was up off the bottom one on the drive side. Like with clearance of 1". I tried to adjust it, but I ran out of adjustment on the little tie rod thingie (that's a technical term, mind you) on that side. So I made a link to lengthen the tie rod thingie, and then the roller was down again. But now it looks like it's up slightly, along it's whole length; I can see some daylight. How close should these rollers be? The rollers seem to be in real good shape. I haven't messed with the tensioner yet this year, any advice on that?
I know - a lot of crappy information that probably made no sense.
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- Jim H.

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Tom

07-07-2004 06:20:56




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 Re: NH 467 haybine in reply to Jim H., 07-06-2004 22:21:13  
Jim, it is obvious that you need to purchase some manuals for your equipment.



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Steve from New Holland

07-07-2004 04:59:58




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 Re: NH 467 haybine in reply to Jim H., 07-06-2004 22:21:13  
Jim, you have the most common disease that the 467 haybines has. I'm not sure I'm good enough to descibe it here, but I will try. The top roll pressure is created by torsion bars that are put on a twist. These torsion bars(located down under the rolls near the axle pipe) pivot in nylon bushings. Over a period of time, these bushings seize up tight that when the top roll is forced open by a slug of hay,it will not drop back down. It is a very difficult job to repair this situation properly and expensive. The quick fix is to take a torch and heat the nylon bushings till they melt and never bother fixing it properly. Ask your local dealer to pull up a parts breakdown picture of the torsion bars and nylon bushings so you can find out where they are. If you have a fax machine, email me and I will send it to you. Steve

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Scott Rousseau

04-11-2006 08:57:32




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 Re: Re: NH 467 haybine in reply to Steve from New Holland, 07-07-2004 04:59:58  
Steve from New Holland I would be interested in seeing that parts breakdown picture of the torsion bars and nylon bushings 973-579-9139



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