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IA Steve

02-28-2005 04:41:49




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OK I think I get it.
One Question. Is electrical switch just to tell monitor that bale is ready to tie and when rope is pulled to tie a partial bale does the switch come into play at all?
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Tx Jim

02-28-2005 10:06:06




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 Monitor in reply to IA Steve, 02-28-2005 04:41:49  
Steve,the lights on monitor JUST show what's happening similiar to idoit lights on instrument panel on older vehichles(before computers)but the baling is all controlled mechanically.As previously posted you can bale with a 530 without turning monitor on but it's alot easier if micro-switches work.Also only pull twine rope if wanting to tie small bale or twine did not wrap otherwise let baler tie automatically!!!!! !!Does your baler have the new style belt lacings?Tx Jim

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Tx Jim

02-28-2005 10:02:52




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 Monitor in reply to IA Steve, 02-28-2005 04:41:49  
Steve,the lights on monitor JUST show what's happening similiar to idoit lights on instrument panel on older vehichles(before computers)but the baling is all controlled mechanically.As previously posted you can bale with a 530 without turning monitor on but it's alot easier if micro-switches work.Also only pull twine rope if wanting to tie small bale or twine did not wrap otherwise let baler tie automatically!!!!! !!Does your baler have the new style belt lacings?Tx Jim

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IA Steve

02-28-2005 10:48:43




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 Re: Monitor in reply to Tx Jim, 02-28-2005 10:02:52  
Thanks
I plan on using monitor to let bale autotie, was just trying to figure out how things worked. I think I finally see it. It still appears the only way to tie last bale in field if smaller than preset size is manually. The belts have been replaced at some point and the fasteners are plate type with rivets. Don't really know if this is new style or not. We bought baler on auction. It appears to be in good overall shape but needs some minor repair. Thanks alot for the help because when it comes to round balers I'm a rookie.

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txblu

03-01-2005 05:56:43




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 Re: Monitor in reply to IA Steve, 02-28-2005 10:48:43  
Riveted are called Alligator clips and are much better than the wires. Just bought some new belts for another baler and had the choice. Alligator was an $18 per belt surcharge on a 5" belt..... felt it was worth it.

Ha, but now I have a 530 and the other is for sale and so maybe the extra cost wasn't worth it after all as a buyer won't pay for it.

Mark



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txblu

02-28-2005 05:06:19




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 Re:JD 530 baler tying in reply to IA Steve, 02-28-2005 04:41:49  
Something like that or that it has tied and is ready for you to lift the gate and dump. I'm in the house, it's 6 am and the manual and monitor are out in the shop. I think it is the latter.....bale is tied and ready to dump. Ask Jim.

Mark



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