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273 hayliner

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edtv

07-26-2005 17:40:58




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I am a hay newbie. My NH 273 hayliner manual talks about right and left side and I'm not sure if that is the chamber side or the pickup side. My bales are banana on the chamber side and I don't know which adjusments to try first. I have also heard mention of bale chamber wedges, does anyone know what these are or what they look like?




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Robert in W. Mi.

07-28-2005 15:34:07




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 Re: 273 hayliner in reply to edtv, 07-26-2005 17:40:58  
NH273 is a good baler, but it's infamous for bananna shaped bales, you going to have tropuble getting it all out.

Robert



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RayP(MI)

07-26-2005 18:12:07




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 Re: 273 hayliner in reply to edtv, 07-26-2005 17:40:58  
Right and left sides would be as your right and left as seated on the tractor. Right is pickup side. You can probably adjust the throw of the hay feeded rack per the manual to improve the banana problem, but if your windrows are proper sized and ground speed is correct, this will probably solve mush of the problem. Chamber wedges are pieces of stamped metal which bolt to the inside (sides) of the bale chamber - look at the sides of the chamber, top and bottom for the predrilled holes. Wedges themselves are trianular shaped, approximately 10" long with holes to match the vertical span of the holes in bale chamber. In use they bolt to sides of bale chamber, causing ridges about 3/4" high on sides of chamber. Couple pairs on each side of chamber will restrict hay flow through the chamber resulting in tighter bales.

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