Posted by Determined on June 19, 2022 at 06:56:57 from (216.130.218.7):
In Reply to: Vermeer 605C baler posted by Gkrob on June 18, 2022 at 12:02:57:
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Won't anymore suggests it was working before (last season maybe)
If nothing major has been changed or done to the baler I am going to guess that what has changed is the material you are trying to bale. Smaller windrow, drier material etc.
I ran a set of belts on a 605H until they were paper thin (white fibers showing) and while they were long overdue for replacement I was still able to make bales.
The belts were polished so smooth that first thing in the morning I would often have to spray them with a garden hose just to initially get them turning.
If you have a spot on the field where the material you are baling is heavier try starting a bale on the heavy stuff, once started you can go and pick up the lighter stuff.
If what you are baling is too dry sometimes an early start before the dew burns off helps as can baling at night.
Belts distorting on a Vermeer is typically caused by uneven feeding of material when starting a bale, keep your pto speed where it is supposed to be and weave, weave, weave, going too slow tends to make things worse.
Drive like a drunk going through an obstacle course if you have to to get that initial feed of material across the machine.
You can try driving down a swath with your tailgate part ways up, if the material is picking up and passing through the baler now it is a good indication the baler is functioning the way it is supposed to but changes to accommodate the condition of the material you are baling are required.
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