Is it a master or a farmer?
Putting net into Welger RP 202
- Thread starter Farmerpickle
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Greythundercloudys
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Mines is the 220 master.
Should be on the box then from memory if not beside the netter right hand side of the baler there's a slot with a thumb screw with a plus and minus on it that'll do it
Greythundercloudys
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Yes it's set in the middle.
- Location
- East Devon
2 1/2 turns on mine is about a third of the way down the slot. 3 turns roughly half way. Bang out a few bales to check, bit annoying but there are no numbers on the scale, I've marked mine with a pen after a bit of trial and error now I know where to set it.
Watch the video….just a lot of bolts to loosen…..simple job…..easier the second time.
Greythundercloudys
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What is this r pin for?
From memory holding the brake off allowing you to pull the net through when threading it through the various rollers etc.
Greythundercloudys
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Running that baler up and see the black coloured roller were the net goes down in to the chamber is rolling round with the rest of the rollers, obviously no wrap in it, is this normal or what?
Which roller ?
Greythundercloudys
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The black rubber one
Greythundercloudys
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It seems
to have stopped now, just playing about with it in the shed, my baler man's coming tomorrow, so l will just leave it till tomorrow, see what he finds.
- Location
- Northumberland
With the tractor switched off, but power to the baler box, press the manual net button. You should hear the clunk of the clutch. It's possible that there's a bit of drag and will be OK once you get the net threaded and some load on the roller.
Greythundercloudys
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What do you do if while netting it breaks or falls to take it in, on my old claas it was simple, pull knife back, release net roller then thread net, tighten net roller, press manual button on control but this welger seems more complicated,?
- Location
- Northumberland
More or less the same. There's no releasing of the net roller but it is easier threaded with the tension arm pinned back.
In all honesty I've never had the net break and only the first bale of a season refuse to feed. Life is (and dry days are) too short for cheap net.
In all honesty I've never had the net break and only the first bale of a season refuse to feed. Life is (and dry days are) too short for cheap net.
Greythundercloudys
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Who far do you thread it threw the rollers.