Posted by blackthorn34 on September 13, 2021 at 10:42:57 from (216.24.123.179):
In Reply to: Well it was fun posted by grandpa Love on September 13, 2021 at 05:26:43:
Just my 2 cents. Weld them. I was hesitant about it too. I broke both needles and asked about having them welded to a retired Deere welder who's a buddy of mine. He said get new. Problem was it was a massey #12 baler and finding used was next to impossible. Met an older gentleman that worked at the old farmall plant for years. His advise was to weld them up and he gave me the courage to do it myself. I beveled them with an angle grinder, heated them in the firebox in my wood stove, welded them with a harbor freight flux core welder and cooled them slowly over night in a rubbermaid tub full of sand. I've put close to a thousand bales through it and it has never once had issues.
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