Posted by Northvale - PA on June 13, 2013 at 17:23:32 from (24.112.146.168):
In Reply to: 24T baler posted by notjustair on June 13, 2013 at 06:50:33:
I've had two 24T's over the years. I helps if the machine is not junk to begin with. Step 2, get an owners manual and go thru every adjustment step in there. I would replace the main drive chain, knotter drive chain and the several shear bolts. Buy an extra set of the bolts. For the flywheel shear bolt, I bought a whole box of 50 and was glad I did. Also, check the U joints and replace any that are sloppy. There is no secret, just get the adjustments correct. The manual explains everything, plenty of pictures too.
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