Posted by JD Seller on March 26, 2018 at 16:44:54 from (208.126.189.95):
In Reply to: Vermeer 605c posted by Bkpigs on March 26, 2018 at 16:33:24:
Well that is a closed throat baler. I bet it has the all narrow belts. If it does and they are wandering around now when you go to make a bale they will separate. Then you have a BIG wad of hay on the wrong side of the belts. Lots of fun on HOT DRY days. The dryer the hay the worse it is when baling grass hay. The grass gets slick and the belts just slide off before starting the bale. IF you can get the bale to start turning you can bale normally.
Also the closed throat will mean the hay will have to be bone dry or you will wrap the rollers or have a slug get stuck in the compression rolls.
Truthfully you gave scrap price for it. If the belts are bad Like I think they are then you gave the market price for it.
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