The press is the ticket!! We had the entire tool for the conveyor belts because we did so many at the plant. We put RTV across the splice and it seemed to help. Thanks!!!
We had a Massey hardcore baler from the early eighties when I was a kid. Watched dad fix many belts, then as I got older, I fixed many belts on it too. Hated straw and hay that was too dry, tough or light. I don’t miss that closed throat design. We went to softcores and I hardly fixed a belt for 20 years. Lol. Had to fix a few on that jd hardcore we had recently. It hated straw too. Hopefully this new Vermeer is good for awhile. 👍🍻
Morning to you👍🏻 My NH BR 740A was rebelted when I bought it. With JD belts. The old man who made the job, showed me the different between a JD from a NH belt. Trust me! I will never put NH belts in my mashine. Have a nice day BP &CP
@@bcpfarmandtrucking6560 We do a lot of silage. So we need the aggressiv ones in wet crops. The splises he use is even more heavy duty with a knobby pin. Not just a coated wire
Yeah when we had the BR780a the local place used a roller crimper for those laces and it never bedded the laces properly thats why i went to Gator, they work fine on heavy 3 ply but best on thicker stuff
Gator laces are the way to go, you would hardly ever have one tare out! How come you are not suppose to use them on them belts!? To think of belts or belts but strong enough to hold them in?
The press is the ticket!! We had the entire tool for the conveyor belts because we did so many at the plant. We put RTV across the splice and it seemed to help. Thanks!!!
We had a Massey hardcore baler from the early eighties when I was a kid. Watched dad fix many belts, then as I got older, I fixed many belts on it too. Hated straw and hay that was too dry, tough or light. I don’t miss that closed throat design. We went to softcores and I hardly fixed a belt for 20 years. Lol. Had to fix a few on that jd hardcore we had recently. It hated straw too. Hopefully this new Vermeer is good for awhile. 👍🍻
Morning to you👍🏻
My NH BR 740A was rebelted when I bought it. With JD belts. The old man who made the job, showed me the different between a JD from a NH belt. Trust me! I will never put NH belts in my mashine.
Have a nice day BP &CP
Ya I've got half the belts in mine swapped for a more aggressive belt as I'm sure you noticed
@@bcpfarmandtrucking6560 We do a lot of silage. So we need the aggressiv ones in wet crops. The splises he use is even more heavy duty with a knobby pin. Not just a coated wire
@heabyk8453 are you using twine or net wrap...I've seen a few vids and guys were using twine because the net would catch in the lace
@@bcpfarmandtrucking6560 I use net. Expensive but fast. My baler isnt equiped fore twine
Good morning CP and BP ☕☕☕
Same tooling i have. Originally got it to repair combine belts.
Good morning BP and CP. Good informative video. I know its cost and time, would it be worth having a few belts made up ready to go in the tractor. 👍
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Good morning Chad ☕☕☕
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselinhi Ed ☕️☕️
Good day men. Fighting with G3 on how much more grain I need to haul
@@jeremycherny2041 just dump it in there. Lol
@chadtosh6831 I should of lol. Wheat is up again
That was very informative BP, thanks for sharing
Oh not sa bad good n you? enjoyed the vidjya BP very informative for a non farmer like me!
Yeah when we had the BR780a the local place used a roller crimper for those laces and it never bedded the laces properly thats why i went to Gator, they work fine on heavy 3 ply but best on thicker stuff
Neighbor changes those pins in the lacing every year. I do not
I dont...I only replace it when I replace the lace.
@bcpfarmandtrucking6560 he claims if you change the pins every year the lace will last longer
Where do you get your clips from?
Cabelas
Prarie gun traders for me usually but ahells from them for sure!!
But for real where do you get your clipper lace from? Haha
@fort8629 this last box I got from fife ag parts in regina...bought it from peavy in the past butcher didn't have any 4.5 stuff this time
First one here boii good morning Bp and Cp☕️☕️☕️
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Unpin that baler and hook to a new baler. All fixed. Jk 😜 lol. Good day BP.
Gator laces are the way to go, you would hardly ever have one tare out! How come you are not suppose to use them on them belts!? To think of belts or belts but strong enough to hold them in?
New holland does not use gator lace...I dont know why.
@@bcpfarmandtrucking6560 I know you said that in the video, I was just curious on why!?
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