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New Holland 570 baler needles

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DanTo

07-22-2005 21:39:33




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I have a New Holland 570 baler with approx 25,000 bales through it, and it started breaking twine when it changes from one ball of twine to the next. Got to looking, and the hole in the point of the needles has worn such a groove, that the knot tieing the two balls fo twine together gets caught in the groove. I was surprised that a groove would wear that deep this soon, but talked to the dealer, and he said that has been about what has been happpening. Didn"t ever change needles on the old NH 273, and it baled many times more then 25,000 bales. Anyone else had this problem?? Also, any secrets to installing new needles to get them aligned right??
Thanks, DanTo

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RickB

07-23-2005 07:49:04




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 Re: New Holland 570 baler needles in reply to DanTo, 07-22-2005 21:39:33  
They had trouble with "soft" needles on the 500 series balers. The current replacement needles are hardened at the eye.



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Hayman

07-23-2005 07:48:15




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 Re: New Holland 570 baler needles in reply to DanTo, 07-22-2005 21:39:33  
I trip the baler and make it tie. When the needles are up to the top I get the welder out and fill in the groove. Sometimes its more handy to flip the knotter frames up also.

Then I take the little die grinder and smooth it out nice.

My one 278 we've had since new and it has the original needles. Just they have been biult up several times over the last 30 years.



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Hayman

07-23-2005 07:46:51




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 Re: New Holland 570 baler needles in reply to DanTo, 07-22-2005 21:39:33  
I trip the baler and make it tie. When the needles are up to the top I get the welder out and fill in the groove. Sometimes its more handy to flip the knotter frames up also.

Then I take the little die grinder and smooth it out nice.

My one 278 we've had since new and it has the original needles. Just they have been biult up several times over the last 30 years.



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