Personally, I would carry on in "Manual mode" for the rest of the season & worry about it when you have baled the last bale. You could always do a test with some straw, if you wanted.
It was good to be able to still use it in manual mode but nice to have it working properly again. I think I will send the old circuit board off to be fixed during the winter so I have a spare as they are prone to failing!
Bloody balers lol, we doubled up on round balers this year thinking we could get on quicker, (we only make hay) all we did was double up the damn problems, along with that the weather is not being very cooperative so at the end of the day, if we had a 100 balers we still wouldn’t be able to bale a single bale🙄😂
I know, I was swearing about the baler. I was talking to someone the other day and he was saying the same about his baler and he keeps his fingers crossed every time he take it out of the shed.
Personally, I would carry on in "Manual mode" for the rest of the season & worry about it when you have baled the last bale. You could always do a test with some straw, if you wanted.
It was good to be able to still use it in manual mode but nice to have it working properly again. I think I will send the old circuit board off to be fixed during the winter so I have a spare as they are prone to failing!
Bloody balers lol, we doubled up on round balers this year thinking we could get on quicker, (we only make hay) all we did was double up the damn problems, along with that the weather is not being very cooperative so at the end of the day, if we had a 100 balers we still wouldn’t be able to bale a single bale🙄😂
I know, I was swearing about the baler. I was talking to someone the other day and he was saying the same about his baler and he keeps his fingers crossed every time he take it out of the shed.
Issues that you have as a farmer are never easily fixed.
They certainly aren't!