Posted by in-too-deep on July 28, 2008 at 20:38:56 from (64.235.67.5):
I'm up to here with this ding-dang-darn baler.
It makes a bale just fine. Tight, even, pretty. It ties it perfectly, and then the fun begins. After the first tie, it restarts the tying process and keeps going until you dump the bale. You then cut the strings, close the gate, and get back to baling. It doesn't do this every bale, there's no rhyme or reason to it. Usually, it would over-tie just once and you could make a new bale, but sometimes it goes through the tie cycle 2 to 6 times until I fiddle with it. I've figured out what it's doing wrong on the tying engagement apparatus, but I don't know how to make it work right. The slide that disengages the tying driven pulley isn't sliding far enough forward to disengage the clutch on the pulley.
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