Welger rp12s

[Archer12]

Hi.
New to this forum.
I've been given a welger rp12s from a lad that passed away.
We mowed abit of hay I was going give it a run as it in very good condition.
Does anyone know what way the twine goes on it as diagram is worn off it

 

[FarmerJ1]

Hi.
New to this forum.
I've been given a welger rp12s from a lad that passed away.
We mowed abit of hay I was going give it a run as it in very good condition.
Does anyone know what way the twine goes on it as diagram is worn off it

The two silver wheels in the middle are throwing me off, ours only has one. Perhaps yours is a dual stringing version, but only looks like one lot of string coming in

 

[FarmerJ1]

Here’s the graphic from our single stringer

 

[Archer12]

Hi.
New to this forum.
I've been given a welger rp12s from a lad that passed away.
We mowed abit of hay I was going give it a run as it in very good condition.
Does anyone know what way the twine goes on it as diagram is worn off it

The two silver wheels in the middle are throwing me off, ours only has one. Perhaps yours is a dual stringing version, but only looks like one lot of string ya

The two silver wheels in the middle are throwing me off, ours only has one. Perhaps yours is a dual stringing version, but only looks like one lot of string coming in

Yea I can't figure it out myself to be honest I wouldn't know much about these balers.
I found this online alright but can't grasp it

 

[FarmerJ1]

Even if it is a double stringer, if you follow the diagram above to set it up as a single it will get you going

 

[ford4000]

The two silver wheels in the middle are throwing me off, ours only has one. Perhaps yours is a dual stringing version, but only looks like one lot of string coming in

Yes that's for twin string

 

[Archer12]

Even if it is a double stringer, if you follow the diagram above to set it up as a single it will get you going

Il.give it a go in the morning cheers for the reply appreciate it mate

 

[ford4000]

I never used the twin tine on mine as it was twice as much to go wrong and I was in and out of the tractor twice as much! Sometimes it worked perfectly and the following day it wouldn't tie any bales without going wrong

 

[Archer12]

You just kept her on the single twine so was it ?

 

[ford4000]

You just kept her on the single twine so was it ?

Yes, every now and again I'd get tempted to try using 2 strings to speed things up, but I'd soon give up

 

[FarmerJ1]

I never used the twin tine on mine as it was twice as much to go wrong and I was in and out of the tractor twice as much! Sometimes it worked perfectly and the following day it wouldn't tie any bales without going wrong

That last part sums those balers up as a whole…. Some days you’re never off the seat, some days you’re never in it

 

[ford4000]

That last part sums those balers up as a whole…. Some days you’re never off the seat, some days you’re never in it

I got a rp235 last year.... What a difference!!

 

[Alwaysinit]

you need to make this a big loop,so when it trips it falls off down into the chamber and the bale gets a grip of the twine to take it around.