Posted by old on June 10, 2011 at 10:39:06 from (209.86.226.19):
In Reply to: Old re NH 460 Haybine posted by Eugene Alt on June 10, 2011 at 10:07:19:
You have e-mail. I did find one here in Missouri and it should be on its way right now. I still need to figure out why this thing broke and so far I have not found what might be locking up on it to brake things like it is. The rollers can be turned by hand as in no wrench needed to do so. I am thinking about opening up the gear box and looking in side. I do not see any place that you fill it with oil so figure maybe something in there is getting dry or is broken. Neighbor has the tractor I use on it so been cutting hay with the BA I built last fall but even that seems to be a cut one or 2 rows then stop and fix something else on it but hey it started out as junk so it takes time to find the little problems. Thanks
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