Posted by JDEllsworth on June 16, 2021 at 07:28:43 from (162.0.194.253):
Hello All,
I'm new to round balers overall. I have a John Deere 430 round baler. It baled 5 rolls just fine. on the last one if jammed at the front on pick up. I opened it and unclogged it. Since then it will start pick up fine and gets about half the chamber full with a core and then it just instantly stops taking in hay and even spits it back out the front. It has done this three times in a row now. It seems like I have to drive very slow as well.
here is what I have done so far that has not worked.
1. took the compressor rack off.
2. adjusted lower the bale density.
3. inspected it for any bad chains, belts, etc. - don't see any.
4. looked for any shear bolts broke - dont see any.
5. Slip clutch - it appears in working order and has not been tripped.
I don't know what else to do. I am still very new to these. I have the original manual and can't event find where in the manual it says to adjust the belts.
John Deere dealer says adjust the belts.
I run the baler on a John Deere 5500 tractor at 540 E setting. It seems that I cant go faster than the lowest gear setting, about the same speed as a square baler which seems to me to be very slow, but maybe I am wrong.
Could I please ask for your experts help here? Please help - rain coming in two days and I have 50 acres of hay cut.
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