IH 46 Baler

Posted by Steve(OR) on March 02, 2004 at 11:32:31 from (158.48.6.10):

I posted this over on the implement forum and no takers. Anybody here want to try?
Old baler needs help.

1 - Two part drive line broken or twisted on both sides of carrier bearing. Can it be replaced with a one piece line? Did the carrier bearing serve any purpose other than to shorten the presumably more expensive sliding portion of the line? Wouldn't a longer one piece line mean less angle at the PTO? Is a new line going to cost more than the baler is worth?

2 - When the baler was last working 4 years ago it was making curved bales. When I inherited the baler we tried stationary baling to learn a little about it, until the drive line broke (too severe angle - what a learning experience!). The twine could be pulled thru by hand when the baler wasn't running but as soon as it was turned on the right side twine wouldn't feed at all, so we couldn't even make a banana bale. What do we need to look at here?

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