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hay tedder timing

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steve torbeck

08-29-2005 19:04:51




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I have a 17 foot hay tedder (four wheel type). A pin came out and the wheel fell off and the gear end of the housing lifted up. I put it back together but it keeps hitting the othe tedder forks. Sometimes it will run for a few minutes and then the forks start hitting again. Is there some way to time the forks. All I have been doing is centering them so they wont hit then putting it back together. If so how. Only one wheel assembly came off. It was one of the fixed tire assemblies. I hope someone can help.

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504 Baler Guy

08-30-2005 17:04:16




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 Re: hay tedder timing in reply to steve torbeck, 08-29-2005 19:04:51  
When the axle came of the teeth of the driving gears seperated and it got out of time. You need to remove the roll pin and drop the arm basket down. Turn the arms until they are timed and push the basket up and reinstall the roll pin.
It is posiable that you sheared and key on the cross shaft or broke gear teeth. If this is the case it is easiest to work on upside down.



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havvey

08-30-2005 09:33:52




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 Re: hay tedder timing in reply to steve torbeck, 08-29-2005 19:04:51  
i tend to agree with hayman i have seen alot of this on a kuhn. how did it fall off? Also bent tines/arms will hit each other.



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kyhayman

08-29-2005 20:19:53




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 Re: hay tedder timing in reply to steve torbeck, 08-29-2005 19:04:51  
If its slipping time that means that either a gear is stripped, shims need adjusting, or something isnt tight/



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