Posted by Absent Minded Farmer on June 18, 2020 at 09:04:23 from (75.128.194.76):
but I forgot to shut the phone off after a couple rounds. So the vid is a bit long. :vD I got 150 bales of various lengths cubed up with my 806 & 47 baler. They would have been consistent, except I was trying to get a set length of 40" for the 1010 Stackliner. Most are ok. The first ones are a bit stubby & the last few are a bit long. Too long! The clamp opted to slide up the bale length control arm. Packed 'em tight though & I'm not complaining. The only issue I had, was they're just a hair longer on one side vs the other. Haven't had a moment to figure that out yet. Oh, by the way, this is the baler that gave me fits years ago because it kept shearing the flywheel bolt. Have no clue why. Had to buy a different baler while my hay was down & rain in the forecast. I adjusted everything I could, thanks to the service manual. Replaced quite a few parts with noooo luck. Last fall I went to put my 560 on it to diagnose the PTO issue & decided to trip the knotter at idle. Son of a gun worked! Guess I have baler gnomes that worked their magic while I wasn't looking. What bugs me is, I have no idea what was wrong, nor do I have any idea what went right while it was sitting there doing nothing. It just up & started working. Just don't get it. Either or it worked yesterday, so I'm happy.
The sound in the video goes funny after about a minute. Something is wrong with my dumbphone & I don't know what. Customer service for it sucks also. So, you may want to turn the volume down or put some music on. Whatever floods your boat.
Enjoy the video, Mike
P.S. Mom always gets a chuckle out of me sitting on the 806. Says I make it look small. Then when I'm on my H, she claims I make it look like a lawnmower. Lol!
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