Im new to this site and i have a question about my round baler. I have a BR740A baler and when i bale hay the buzzer alarms to stop and the twine arms do not kick down to begin wrapping the bale. but if i cut the pto off get out and manually push the arm down (which takes hardly any pressure) they kick down fine and i turn the pto back on and it bales fine. I took it to the NH dealer and they supposedly fixed it at the end of last year and it still hasnt fixed it, if i have to get up every bale up that way it is going to be a very long summer wondering if anyone has any ideas.
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