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Posted by rwood on June 26, 2005 at 17:24:51 from (24.177.6.208):
Went to baler school this week in upland CT. When the
manual says ya better loosen up the slip clutches prior
to baling hay, ya better believe it. I didn't, and watched
my u-joint on the flywheel end explode. Now my NH
dealer able to upgrade his boat thanks to my
contribution. This baler came down from Canada,
where I suspect it sat around awhile in the dealer's lot.
The mechanic at the shop showed me one of the pto
clutch plates. It was rusted so bad that he had to chisel
the halves apart, left large cups in the plates where it
had attached itself. Twisted the drive shaft, as well.
Pick-up slip clutch not looking too good either. Kicker
throwing V-belts, bales coming out uneven. Who was
the sadist that invented this machine?
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