My 385 behaved wonderfully last year and I pulled her out of the barn today for a new haying year but on the first bale the twine arms got bound up and failed. On initial inspection the primary arm was seriously bent. I can remove the connection to the hydraulic and the secondary arm but I’m at a loss on how to remove the primary arm. I’ve managed to partially bend it back, but not enough to get a good bale wrap. Any ideas on how to remove the primary twine arm? Thanks for the videos!🎉 I’ll send my cell number to the email that was listed Joe
Have you ever changed the belt splice pins? After fighting the pins, for 6 hours, on a 459 silage special baler we swapped a 8row Unverfurth strip-till rig for, it is now a yearly practice
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My 385 behaved wonderfully last year and I pulled her out of the barn today for a new haying year but on the first bale the twine arms got bound up and failed. On initial inspection the primary arm was seriously bent. I can remove the connection to the hydraulic and the secondary arm but I’m at a loss on how to remove the primary arm. I’ve managed to partially bend it back, but not enough to get a good bale wrap. Any ideas on how to remove the primary twine arm?
Thanks for the videos!🎉
I’ll send my cell number to the email that was listed
Joe
Have you ever changed the belt splice pins? After fighting the pins, for 6 hours, on a 459 silage special baler we swapped a 8row Unverfurth strip-till rig for, it is now a yearly practice
Yes I have. Silage is tough on belts.
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Would it be possible to have a phone conversation about your 385 Baler? Chris Franklin Dalton, GA
Sure, send your phone number to kellysherosfan@gmail.com. I'll call you. Thus our phone numbers won't be posted for the world to see.