- Location
- East Devon
Do you think we've given @Farmerpickle enough information yet?? He may be sorry he asked!!
3.51 on the video…no it isn’t correct….up the back over the bar…below the next one then over the top to the foam roller and down to the rubber feed rollers…..knife lock ON!Is the net the right way?
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I would be very grateful if you could take a picture please if that is alright. Indeed it is Edge to edge, the local Bridgmans rep said it seems to be the one nobody has any problems with!Looks like Tama Edge to Edge (good net, that). You need it the other way round, thin stripes on the right (of the machine)... goes up the back, over the back bar, under then back over the springy bar and back to the rollers. Can take a pic of mine if you're stuck, it's in the yard and I'm doing the VAT so any excuse to get out welcome!
Nope, I definitely won’t be asking about twine!Probably but I'm out if he asks about the twine
Looks like you've got it in backwardsHope these help, off out baling. Dunno where you are but if you're anywhere near East Devon and want to drop in and go through the baler on a rainy day I seem to have acquired a reasonable amount of knowledge about them... well, I've had it in bits a few times...
Which bit of the diagram is difficult to understand?Hope these help, off out baling. Dunno where you are but if you're anywhere near East Devon and want to drop in and go through the baler on a rainy day I seem to have acquired a reasonable amount of knowledge about them... well, I've had it in bits a few times...
Always thought it was meant to come off the back of the roll?Hope these help, off out baling. Dunno where you are but if you're anywhere near East Devon and want to drop in and go through the baler on a rainy day I seem to have acquired a reasonable amount of knowledge about them... well, I've had it in bits a few times...
It's definitely wrong .Yep, it looks like it's the wrong way round according to the picture, took me several rolls to work out why the keeper for the cone holding the end of the roll was pulling out, now know net has to run that way round... just done 120 bales no issues whatsoever... Or run it as per picture but have to cable tie the keeper thing! Makes no difference to the bales...
Thank you so much for your help, it is greatly appreciated! The next question is have you had any experience changing the blade? Is that easy, or is it a pain?Hope these help, off out baling. Dunno where you are but if you're anywhere near East Devon and want to drop in and go through the baler on a rainy day I seem to have acquired a reasonable amount of knowledge about them... well, I've had it in bits a few times...