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somthin strange on my nh 276

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tugboat tiim

06-23-2005 01:35:53




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was bailin hay the other day level ground takin it easy when I heard a loud bang i stopped imediately and went back to see what happened and i saw my needles in three pieces so iput it in the shed and i also saw that one knotter the gear that drives the bill hook seems stripped and is way out of sink. what the heck happened ???




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Steve from New Holland

06-23-2005 04:22:18




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 Re: somthin strange on my nh 276 in reply to tugboat tiim, 06-23-2005 01:35:53  
Tim my friend, I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I'd say you had a nasty cirumstance! From what you said, I believe the billhook jumped out of place first. Immediately, the knotter shearbolt broke stopping the needles while they were up in the tying cycle. At this point, the safety latch is to take over and shear the flywheel shearbolt which would stop the plunger. My guess is that the safety latch is stuck and never swung over in front of the plunger allowing the needles to get smacked!. Sorry, Steve

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Steve from New Holland

06-23-2005 04:22:13




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 Re: somthin strange on my nh 276 in reply to tugboat tiim, 06-23-2005 01:35:53  
Tim my friend, I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I'd say you had a nasty cirumstance! From what you said, I believe the billhook jumped out of place first. Immediately, the knotter shearbolt broke stopping the needles while they were up in the tying cycle. At this point, the safety latch is to take over and shear the flywheel shearbolt which would stop the plunger. My guess is that the safety latch is stuck and never swung over in front of the plunger allowing the needles to get smacked!. Sorry, Steve

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