Posted by 1130Leo on June 24, 2014 at 08:25:13 from (12.188.165.254):
In Reply to: Baler Update! posted by Bryce Frazier on June 24, 2014 at 08:03:56:
If the twine cut that well, I would leave well enough alone. Make sure when you replace the "hay dogs" back in with the new springs that they work freely, those are very important, I am not completely familiar with that particular baler, however there should also be one that stops the plunger when the needles are in the chamber, if that one is not working and anything gets out of time, your needles will be snapped in two. If you have a neighbor or someone close that knows balers to look it over before you start feeding it, it could save you hundreds.... Good luck!
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