Posted by Farmallboy66 on December 30, 2017 at 12:27:21 from (162.245.177.107):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpVFwATkmDM
Here's a Video of my IH 46 baler baling some second crop grass hay for a horse farmer. Thought it would be interesting to hear what everyone has to say about that old baler. I baled with it last year and then bought a new Holland and then the new Holland self destructed on first crop hay so I dug the old 46 out of the shed and did some adjustments to it and got it baling perfectly until the shear bolt for the needles broke and bent the needles. and getting the new needles adjusted right was a experience. in the video three bales broke from my knives going dull. but after I got new knives she never missed a knot the rest of the year. let me know your thoughts and story's involving these old balers and also tips if you have any.
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