We had a 430.. had to have been a '70 something.. maybe an '80??? Had a couple guys doing custom baling make haylage for us for a few years. They bought it new, then we bought it from them with a couple years of payments left.. must have been '82 when they bought it.. it never ran in the ash from Mt. St. Helens. Nice machine! Wash, don't wash.. we didn't use to wash balers or combines, we have for the last 30+ years though.. makes it much nicer to find issues and doesn't mess anything up, just grease and run it when you are done.. Thanks for the video!!!
Gosselin Farms Ed Gosselin I’ve always heard not to wash balers but I am kinda starting to think that it’s an old wives tale. People say the same thing about lawnmower and they say not to wash them for the same reasons you shouldn’t wash a baler, but we wash ours off pretty much every time we cut the yard and it’s 15 years old with no issues related to water damage over the years. For now we don’t wash the baler but that may change one day. Thanks for tuning in.
@@nickardoin8430 ya.. don't wash the baler or combine, because water will get in the bearings... Don't oil the chains on them either, it attracts dust and ruins the chains.. Proved both wrong many years ago.. BTW, the chains last longer when oiled😎
Gosselin Farms Ed Gosselin they get oiled every time I use it. I may not keep everything as clean as some people do but you just about can’t walk by anything over here without getting oily or greasy. Everything is well lubed. Can’t afford to replace most of it so gotta take care of it.
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We had a 430.. had to have been a '70 something.. maybe an '80???
Had a couple guys doing custom baling make haylage for us for a few years. They bought it new, then we bought it from them with a couple years of payments left.. must have been '82 when they bought it.. it never ran in the ash from Mt. St. Helens.
Nice machine!
Wash, don't wash.. we didn't use to wash balers or combines, we have for the last 30+ years though.. makes it much nicer to find issues and doesn't mess anything up, just grease and run it when you are done..
Thanks for the video!!!
Gosselin Farms Ed Gosselin I’ve always heard not to wash balers but I am kinda starting to think that it’s an old wives tale. People say the same thing about lawnmower and they say not to wash them for the same reasons you shouldn’t wash a baler, but we wash ours off pretty much every time we cut the yard and it’s 15 years old with no issues related to water damage over the years. For now we don’t wash the baler but that may change one day. Thanks for tuning in.
@@nickardoin8430 ya.. don't wash the baler or combine, because water will get in the bearings... Don't oil the chains on them either, it attracts dust and ruins the chains..
Proved both wrong many years ago.. BTW, the chains last longer when oiled😎
Gosselin Farms Ed Gosselin they get oiled every time I use it. I may not keep everything as clean as some people do but you just about can’t walk by anything over here without getting oily or greasy. Everything is well lubed. Can’t afford to replace most of it so gotta take care of it.
@@nickardoin8430 chain lube and grease are cheap! Repairs and down time are not!!😎😎😁😁👍👍👍
I have the same baler they do an awesome job! But I do have a question on the knife cutting the twine. Do you know how to adjust it?
Would you say or do you have experience doing balage with this baler?
How did you release the tension on the baler?? My bales on my 330 are kinda loose. I was wondering how to get my bales tighter.??
I have a baler just like this but my bales are loose how do I get my bales tighter because I can’t even spear them with the loader.