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I have a NH 848 round baler that is new to me this year and I’ll start making good bales and then bam all of a sudden I will plug up , I’m in first gear with the rev up and I must of flipped out 9 times today lol the hays been laying for a week cause I had tractor issues and now today Ill make a bale and next one plug up what am you doing wrong
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Heckaman Farms
I use a 848, I’ve found that starting a bale usually requires bringing my tractor down almost to a idle and creeping along until the bale has formed a core and started to register on the fill gauge. The dryer the hay gets the tougher it can be to get it to start a bale but I also bale mostly grass. I always run my bale tension air bags at the max psi (I believe 40) and that seems to help with starting a bale.
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If You have a 12v system with 12v distributor and coil
Do you even need a resistor
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old
Depends on if you have a true 12 volt coil. Some coils say 12 external resister needed and others say 12 volt coil no resister needed
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I am sending a picture of the light switch for a g tractor. I was wondering where does the three wires go to that hook onto it?

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Jim.ME
You should have posted this on the AC Forum where you asked where the wires go. You have posted it in your profile posts, not on the forum.

I have saved it and will repost it on the forum for you.
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Jona
Thank you
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The two threaded studs would be connected to the regulator. There is no tach provision on this generator.
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8NChris
Gotcha, I was looking at large bulge where the shaft comes out. Some of the old British cars use that for a direct output to the cable. I'll keep looking.
Thanks for getting back to me.
Tx Jim
What problems are you having with your 430? You can call me at 817-517-1590 I don't answer numbers I don't recognize so please leave me a text or VM & I'll return your call. Please refrain from calling later in the evening.
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This is a tractor a family member gave me. He says its a 1954 Case with the frontend loader being the the first year they came out with them. Any info would be appreciated.IMG_8079.jpegIMG_8077.jpegIMG_8078.jpeg
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Long story short, my oldest son (16) purchased an early Lo Boy about 2.5 months ago. Now we've found the 2/3 sliding gear and 2nd gear are chipped (and the 1st/rev shift fork broke). I was able to find all the parts except 2nd gear...(here comes the plea for help). Knowing your experience in cubs, would you have a spare 2nd gear you'd be willing to sell to a farm kid in southeast Nebraska? He needs is 364 519R1.
grandpa Love
grandpa Love
I have a 154 Lo-boy parts machine and a regular cub parts machine. Call me, 256-404-0123
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tperson
hollered at you late last week about the cub gear, but you didnt answer (no big deal). Looking for a 2nd gear with 72 teeth. Call anytime after 4:30 Central - 402-450-8239
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I saw ur comment on boring 5000 ford engine and would like to talk with you. I have one needing engine work. How best to speak with you from Alabama?
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Do you still sell the kit that would convert my Case 930 PTO to the easy change 540/1000 type? If so, how much is it and what would shipping be to southern IL (62849)? Thanks
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