Posted by Crazy Red Power in SE-WI on June 18, 2011 at 09:08:39 from (24.183.132.223):
One of these days.... I'm just going to sit in my chair in the morning & forget that I have to work around this d@mn place. I don't get a minute & when I do.... it's a darned tootin' minute. I didn't forget you guys, I would just like to be able to sit down & chat for a while. I did remember something about the 560's when I was raking yesterday; my uncle (IH dealer) had told me the story of the great recall & I remember more of the 'round the clock hero-ism than I do the mechanicals (still Greek to me @ 12yrs). There's a rack 'n' pinion or ring & pinion something er another that ran off center when under great load. I think he said the teeth shattered off &/or the gears broke. All I can remember. Well, I'm off to it again. Hopefully the "new" chopper don't eat me today. Gotta hand feed the thing old bales to chop into compostable material. UGH, can't wait.
Thanks for the responses - be back soon, Mike
P.S. If I don't make it back, send a search party of hot chicks & a six pack. Please!
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