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Ford 532 baler question

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Freud

05-19-2005 07:07:42




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I purchased a Ford 532 baler last year. Baled about 20 bales last year and put her up for the winter. Needless to say, my twine needed to be restrung this year and did so fairly easy. Question is...the bales are now coming out loose and not tied tightly at all. At least one side is tight, the other loose. How do I (a) put more tension on the twine, and (b) make my square bales smaller? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

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Jerry D in NC

05-19-2005 14:15:59




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 Re: Ford 532 baler question in reply to Freud, 05-19-2005 07:07:42  
Let me give you the best advise anyone can give you. Find a manual. They are very frequent on eBay. Let me know if you have more questions



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Garry -- TX

05-20-2005 17:47:22




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 Re: Ford 532 baler question in reply to Jerry D in NC, 05-19-2005 14:15:59  
..... :-)

Not!! only second best..... ..

Best (my opinion), would be to have "Jerry D." - in person, & on site..... .(the manual will give you the specs for setting the machine, [which you need], but Jerry D., can tell ya' a lot of stuff about a Ford Baler that ain't in the manual..... ....

Hey ( FBBA ) Guys ..... .!!

glc

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