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Re: Bad Bales NH S-66
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Posted by mike on June 28, 2003 at 10:26:47 from (207.95.168.204):
In Reply to: Bad Bales NH S-66 posted by Ted Boss on June 28, 2003 at 09:13:48:
i had a 66 many years ago and really liked the baler,if your windrows are small and you are baling short soft grass hay you will get the old bannana bale.try doubling up your windrows, slow your rpm's down some and shift up a gear to get more hay into the chamber.if windrow size isn't the problem check you hay dogs, they should be free and up to hold the hay in place until the next stroke. to bale shot soft grass hay with my mf #12 baler i had to put hay shims in to keep the bales from being pushed out the back to fast, good luck and happy baling mike
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