Fransgard 390, why doing this

[Greythundercloudys]

Out rowing abit up, but not a very clean job, lm l going to fast or slow

 

[jellybean]

Maybe one rotor has the tines set in the wrong position?

This video may help.

 

[Pistonbroke]

Maybe higher forward gear and drop the revs a bit. Looks like it's throwing stuff back out

 

[balerman]

Does this mean we shall get to see some bales later.

 

[Tim G]

Does this mean we shall get to see some bales later.

It's more exciting than when I first used my baler!

 

[Greythundercloudys]

Yes throwing it out a bit on one side.

 

[Greythundercloudys]

Think l had the toplink to short, to much of an angle, try that the next time. Lengthen it

 

[Werzle]

All the the above, check tine settings/ pto speed/ forward speed etc. Usually the wetter the crop the slower you need to travel and the faster the pto needs to run and vice versa in drier crops

 

[Dave W]

Think l had the toplink to short, to much of an angle, try that the next time. Lengthen it

To rake you need the wheels in the highest setting and top link lengthened so the rotors are parallel to the ground

 

[Fendt516profi]

Maybe one rotor has the tines set in the wrong position?

This video may help.

You can see in video when it's rowing up and throwing a fair heap at gates it bunching up and tines are throwing some out at side before gates so as above slightly faster forward speed and slower PTO but then you'll have to watch it's clearing it and your not going to fast and pulling over it before it can clear it

 

[Greythundercloudys]

Yes and lengthen toplink. See if its better tomorrow

 

[Greythundercloudys]

Got on abit better today, lengthend toplink, and went forward fast but pto not at 540.

 

[Greythundercloudys]

I take it this is the right setting for rowing up

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[Chuckie]

If the tines are rusty it won't help matters

 

[milkloss]

Want them swept back for rowing up. Forwards and aggressive for spluffing out.

 

[Dave W]

Want them swept back for rowing up. Forwards and aggressive for spluffing out.

Spluffing out? Is that one of these new fangled terms the young kids are using? And nothing to do with haymaking

 

[Dry Rot]

...and rotors almost level with the ground and tines sweeping it?

 

[milkloss]

Spluffing out? Is that one of these new fangled terms the young kids are using? And nothing to do with haymaking

Nothing wrong with a good spluff

 

[glasshouse]

Is that lifting out of rows?