Snapping Flywheel Shear Bolts on a New Holland 276 Super Baler

[essexpete]

Manual has arrived and have checked through all the settings, which everything seems to be correct.

Will check inside of the bale chamber when we have finished the small field that we have to do.

Has anyone got any advice on how to get a part done bale out of the baler before we go over it for the end of the season?

Trevor

Slack off the chamber and trip the knotter. Turn the fly wheel by hand. Make the knot and then pull out the bale, if necessary by slipping some spare string through the two strings and out the back.

 

[forblue]

Note's i made in 1976 might help..

 

[Will 1594]

Forblue ,chap in village has an oldish welgar 73 i think , it keeps missing a knot on one side ,if i send you his number ,would you be able to talk through his problems , he is happy for some one to come and sort it and pay the going rate ,to get it right

 

[LichenFarmer]

Just reading through my manual, I noticed another thing to check...

"If the pickup drive belt is adjusted too tight the pickup can force excessive material into the feeder area resulting in poor bale shape and excessive fly wheel shear bolt breakage."

 

[db9go]

Just reading through my manual, I noticed another thing to check...

"If the pickup drive belt is adjusted too tight the pickup can force excessive material into the feeder area resulting in poor bale shape and excessive fly wheel shear bolt breakage."

Were is the belt on a 276

 

[davidroberts30]

Manual has arrived and have checked through all the settings, which everything seems to be correct.

Will check inside of the bale chamber when we have finished the small field that we have to do.

Has anyone got any advice on how to get a part done bale out of the baler before we go over it for the end of the season?

Trevor

I could have sent you a pdf


Cut the strings and pull out in bits as said

 

[Daveh]

Just reading through my manual, I noticed another thing to check...

"If the pickup drive belt is adjusted too tight the pickup can force excessive material into the feeder area resulting in poor bale shape and excessive fly wheel shear bolt breakage."

Are you sure you've got the right manual, thought everything on those was chain driven. Long time since I've played with one though.

 

[davidroberts30]

Are you sure you've got the right manual, thought everything on those was chain driven. Long time since I've played with one though.

He's got a nh68

 

[Daveh]

He's got a nh68

Oh, right. Just a bit before my time.

 

[db9go]

Oh, right. Just a bit before my time.

Still no belts

 

[puppet]

This thread is 8 days old now. The hay is baled, stacked and the baler on Ebay.

"Working this season"