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ADVICE ABOUT OLD BALERS PLEASE
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<blockquote data-quote="Mur Huwcun" data-source="post: 8757778" data-attributes="member: 33114"><p>No, don’t think there’s anything specific available for them apart from bearings and chains and whatever can be welded or fabricated!!</p><p>That one came here brand new apparently and next door had an identical one! Next door had issues with theirs and in the end someone from Bamford had to come out to it. They fiddled with timing etc and it was then a much better baler than that one with much nicer and firmer bales. Fast forward a generation and that one broke down and the neighbours one was offered free to collect. It had been standing a long time but was freed off and baled fine. Unfortunately metal work was not the best. It went to scrap few years ago now but we kept needles and few things. There’s a pto shaft with a blue PTO guard somewhere for it but I’ve never seen a flywheel guard for it unfortunately. Dad never re fits anything that’s not critical to the operation of any machine after a repair, you know like windows, covers, floors, mats, cladding, bonnets, side panels, exhausts etc!!!</p><p></p><p>I think that one baled and knotted a bale about fifteen years ago! It’s not stuck, I checked last week when I came across it at the back of shed!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mur Huwcun, post: 8757778, member: 33114"] No, don’t think there’s anything specific available for them apart from bearings and chains and whatever can be welded or fabricated!! That one came here brand new apparently and next door had an identical one! Next door had issues with theirs and in the end someone from Bamford had to come out to it. They fiddled with timing etc and it was then a much better baler than that one with much nicer and firmer bales. Fast forward a generation and that one broke down and the neighbours one was offered free to collect. It had been standing a long time but was freed off and baled fine. Unfortunately metal work was not the best. It went to scrap few years ago now but we kept needles and few things. There’s a pto shaft with a blue PTO guard somewhere for it but I’ve never seen a flywheel guard for it unfortunately. Dad never re fits anything that’s not critical to the operation of any machine after a repair, you know like windows, covers, floors, mats, cladding, bonnets, side panels, exhausts etc!!! I think that one baled and knotted a bale about fifteen years ago! It’s not stuck, I checked last week when I came across it at the back of shed!!! [/QUOTE]
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