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Re: JD 375 round baler


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Posted by Texasmark1 on June 10, 2018 at 16:54:59 from (184.20.226.158):

In Reply to: JD 375 round baler posted by lee little on June 10, 2018 at 16:00:15:

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My current baler is such. Tx Jim put me onto the problems.

First of all if you have a navel on one side, start the bale with fast back and forth movements of the baler over the WW. Say first 50' of ww when starting the bale. The navel is the result of loading one side of the bale chamber initially.

Second is you are not feeding hay to the edges of the bale chamber. The sensors are on the outside belts. So, if you want them to register hay, there needs to be some at the edges. Practice around here was to zig zag across the WW as you bale, not as fast as initially, but back and forth keeping your eye on the black bars.

When low fill, when high go to the other side, when even, bale should be symmetrical.

On this 5' baler a smaller WW works better, unlike the 4' where you can get by having a fat ww without any zig zagging. Reason for the smaller ww is that you can move over to the side, like my tractor is setup with 6' max width on 16.9x28 rears meaning that if I want to fill the sides of a 5' bale chamber, the wheel will be right on top of the WW.

If you get into irregular terrain, or get into huge globs of hay, like in an irregular field where raking at the ends of the rows produces a big pile, stop for a minute and let the baler digest the wad and see where you markers are....then proceed as they indicate.

Any more questions ask.


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