Interesting video Dan. Our round bailer had knifes in it so a little different but other than that its the same. You look after your machinery as you have to now a days the price of things. Great video Dan
Hi great video ...again....!! I bought a claas 46 this winter ..it will be the first time I have ever tried to make any myself as contractors have always done it but sometimes getting somebody can be hard during bad summers... when I bought it the farmer had removed the crop guard across the pick up as he said it caused blockages...that's the green flat thing about 6 inch wide that sits in front of the pick up tines... but iv put it back on... have you had any blockage problems yourself??
Have you been eating net Dan😉😁? The auto Oiler can be touchy 🙁. Got to majorly work on mine last year. Neighbors say the auto oiler just helps the fire department find you quicker when your baler catches fire 🔥!😂
Iv a 250 roto cut, its a great old baler, but at least ones a season it breaks down,, makes really nice bales, l have the knifes up all the time, but they are kinda blunt, so don't chop it to short. What kinda speed do you bale at.
Just picked up a Claas 180 Variant RC Baler but it only came with the electric control box and 7 pole lights cable. It was missing the 2 pole cable connection. I'm curious if you could describe your electrical connections and how set up on the tractor and baler ends of the connections.
Very cool and interesting video Dan. I have a question: i m interested in the problems that could happen with the round baler during the baling season with focus on the idler sprocket? How often do you change them? What is the main cause of idler sprocket failure? Thanks
How's it going I've recently upgraded to a rollant 255 from a 46 just wondered does the net have to be woven through the 5 tightening bars? The 46 only has 3 bars and has always done a great job of tieing the bales, you always see a lot of cuts in the stretching bar of these balers just wondered does it need to be that tight?
Fine baler and well kept. Great to have options especially when it comes to hay..... and the weather!!
I was eventually forced to scrap that old claas baler and get a welger. Wish l had did it years ago.
Another great video Dan thanks for sharing
Interesting video Dan. Our round bailer had knifes in it so a little different but other than that its the same. You look after your machinery as you have to now a days the price of things. Great video Dan
Very good kit luv your vids
Well done dan look forward to the next videos
Great video as always dan
Good kit is Claas!
Good video as usual.
Reckon the Claas round baler as good as they come good video 👍👍
We have a welger rp120 bought new in 1999 and never needed a bearing as we only wash it the first day of the season
Good job 👍
Hi great video ...again....!! I bought a claas 46 this winter ..it will be the first time I have ever tried to make any myself as contractors have always done it but sometimes getting somebody can be hard during bad summers... when I bought it the farmer had removed the crop guard across the pick up as he said it caused blockages...that's the green flat thing about 6 inch wide that sits in front of the pick up tines... but iv put it back on... have you had any blockage problems yourself??
Have you been eating net Dan😉😁? The auto Oiler can be touchy 🙁. Got to majorly work on mine last year. Neighbors say the auto oiler just helps the fire department find you quicker when your baler catches fire 🔥!😂
Nice video Dan We got our baler out for 20 bales and it was awful so many problems
What baler
Iv a 250 roto cut, its a great old baler, but at least ones a season it breaks down,, makes really nice bales, l have the knifes up all the time, but they are kinda blunt, so don't chop it to short. What kinda speed do you bale at.
Very interesting vid. Have you ever used the knives?
is it just me who loves the smell of agricastrol gear oil
Great video dan, nice tidy machine.
And that’s a wrap. 😂👍
Just picked up a Claas 180 Variant RC Baler but it only came with the electric control box and 7 pole lights cable. It was missing the 2 pole cable connection. I'm curious if you could describe your electrical connections and how set up on the tractor and baler ends of the connections.
Very cool and interesting video Dan. I have a question: i m interested in the problems that could happen with the round baler during the baling season with focus on the idler sprocket? How often do you change them? What is the main cause of idler sprocket failure? Thanks
How's it going I've recently upgraded to a rollant 255 from a 46 just wondered does the net have to be woven through the 5 tightening bars? The 46 only has 3 bars and has always done a great job of tieing the bales, you always see a lot of cuts in the stretching bar of these balers just wondered does it need to be that tight?
A little olive and a stem and your broken pipeline can be quickly fixed.
👍👌🇨🇦❤, is it more practical and more cost effective for people to use a contractor than to do the baling themselves?
Depends how much you have to do and if you can get the contractor when you want them but if weather is good I tend to agree to an extent.
Did u get a chance to measure the glass or do u still want it
The glass is an awkward shape, 35 inches high, 22 inches at it's widest point, then narrows towards the bottom.
@@CowfarmerDan the glass I have the door is off a old ford cab I thought it looked like the 1 on the digger
Ok, thanks for the offer, I can get one made if nothing else turns up.
Hey CowfarmerDan are you on Instagram?🙂
Tha bailer could do with a good wash jasus its filty