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NH 276 rice tooth caught

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Ks-farmer

10-31-2005 21:01:34




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My baler stopped dead in it's tracks the other day and broke a shear bolt. I got to looking and an aluminum rice tooth got stuck in the chain. My question it how do I get it unstuck? I have tried working the flywheel back and forth and even pryied still won't move.




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BobMo

11-01-2005 05:19:20




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 Re: NH 276 rice tooth caught in reply to Ks-farmer, 10-31-2005 21:01:34  
I'm not sure that you'll be able to get the master link out if there is a lot of tension on the chain. If you can't just break the chain and run over to your local farm supply and get another one. Chains and links for repair are cheap.....



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old

10-31-2005 21:09:49




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 Re: NH 276 rice tooth caught in reply to Ks-farmer, 10-31-2005 21:01:34  
If the chain has a master link just remove the link and you should be able to get it loose. Not sure which chain your talking about but if it is one that can change the timing be sure you don't move any thing and hook it back up the same way and or mark the chain and a tooth on each sprocket.



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Ks-farmer

11-01-2005 18:50:23




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 Re: NH 276 rice tooth caught in reply to old, 10-31-2005 21:09:49  
The chain that I was referring to is the one that moves the rice teeth around and around. I think it's #80 chain?



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paul

11-01-2005 20:15:44




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 Re: NH 276 rice tooth caught in reply to Ks-farmer, 11-01-2005 18:50:23  
Never heard the feeder forks called that before, thought you had picked something up in the windrow & it got jambed in a n odd location!

So, the far left set of aluminumn forks that are on the pipe the chain runs somehow got jammed in the chain?

That chain also is timed with the plunger, so if you get it apart, be sure to retime it.

Without seeing it, hard to say, gotta keep prying & tugging & get it to loosen up. If the fork is messed up anyhow, a recipricating saw will cut the aluminumn out in short order.

--->Paul

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Ks-farmer

11-02-2005 07:18:00




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 Re: NH 276 rice tooth caught in reply to paul, 11-01-2005 20:15:44  
I called them that too but the man at the parts counter corrected me and said that they are called rice teeth. I looked it up in the parts book and thats whats written in there too. I might resort to using a hacksaw but I think that NH is pretty proud of new ones. I have thought about going to the scrap yard and looking for a section of aluminum rod and machining a point on it.



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paul

11-03-2005 04:58:45




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 Re: NH 276 rice tooth caught in reply to Ks-farmer, 11-02-2005 07:18:00  
Learn something new every day. Wonder how it got that name, they musta borrowed a part from an old rice machine? :)

Without seeing it, hard to see what to do, but have you tried taking one of the sprockets off? That should loosen the chain to get some bits & pieces loose, try from there?

--->Paul



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T_Bone

11-03-2005 06:50:52




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 Re: NH 276 rice tooth caught in reply to paul, 11-03-2005 04:58:45  
Hi KS,

Can you cut the chain then correct the problem then add a 1/2 or full master link to repair the chain?

T_Bone



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paul

11-04-2005 06:59:42




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 Re: NH 276 rice tooth caught in reply to T_Bone, 11-03-2005 06:50:52  
That chain is timed to the plunger, so no 1/2 links or anything. Must be back to the length is was exactly. Well, I think so - sometimes it doesn"t matter, many times it does. I tend to be careful with timed things, and not change them.

--->Paul



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Ks-farmer

11-03-2005 20:02:16




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 Re: NH 276 rice tooth caught in reply to T_Bone, 11-03-2005 06:50:52  
I'll take a look again. I have been using the old Vermeer while this one is down. The round bales are too convienient but the squares can be the lifesavers.



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