Hesston inline service!

[@timerfarms113]

Looks good that's the baler I'm looking for tired of my John deere.

[@BagwellFarms]

Timer Farms their good balers an extremely reliable

[@sendpepperidge6517]

My brother and I took the same baler out to the field for the first time this year... turned on the pto and it snapped a shear bolt on the first rotation.. the short of it is the plunger was striking the knives and bring it to a stop.. only thing we can think of is the rails and bearings are worn out since the plunger is riding low enough to make contact with the bottom triangle shaped blades in the shoot/ tunnel. Being new to this we spent probably 6 hours trying to get the plunger out.. removed all the knives and made up blocks to hold all the spring loaded catches out of the way like you did with the wrenches and this thing is being held up by a few pieces of L shaped metal at the bottom of the shoot past the first set of blades. This has been an absolute nightmare for us so far.. but we didn't remove any bottom shields like you did. I'm about to head back out to the shop and see if that'll make a deference. Thankyou for the video, I know this is 6 years old but if you read this story I wrote and have any advice it would be super appreciated. Have a good day and hopefully a smoother harvest than us!

[@sendpepperidge6517]

*update. We got it. Had to remove the plates that have a lip on them (all 3) that are bolted behind stationary triangle blades. And 3 on each side round head bolts further down the tunnel/shoot past those and the plunger came right now. 2 of the bearing wheels fell onto the ground as soon as the plunger cleared the shoot.. definitely our problem. If anyone else is struggling with the plunger removal on a MF1837 I'd be happy to walk you through what we did. Hope yall have a great day and ty again for the video. It definitely made a difference!

[@jamesmapledoram727]

My 4600 is nearly identical to yours even though it's way older! Really appreciate the videos! Taking my plunger out this week. Spent this winter rebuilding the main gear box (that was fun!) Everything seems to be in good shape now except I've got play in what they call the "pin wrist" that pivots on the end of the plunger. So, I'm hoping it's just bushings or something / hard to tell from service manual. Guess I'll sharpen knives and inspect rollers while she's out. Bought this baler for $2200 last year. Ran 1600 bales through it without issue. I don't mind putting some time/money into it.

[@minnesotaoliveranddeere5919]

Thanks for the tour and if it works don't change it

[@BagwellFarms]

Minnesota oliver and deere thank you an exactly 👍🏻

[@billsmith9610]

Like the double barrel burner. I rarely see them other than mine.

[@BagwellFarms]

bill smith yea they are rare but they work good

[@skoalring83]

Great video

[@michiganhay7844]

Man thanks a lot for this video taken that plunger out is so much easier I had to take the ware plates out which basically are right behind the ledger knives to get my plunger out looks like you didn’t have to take them out

[@BagwellFarms]

Yea bud no problem thanks for watching I had to take mine out two

[@namethepig3511]

That's the part I missed also! Now I'm stuck until I figure out how to get it unstuck. Lots of fun! Very interesting taking everything apart. Never would have tried it without this video. Now just to get it out! "Easy to get these things in and out", maybe next time:-)

[@clintwalton319]

Thanks for sharing

[@BagwellFarms]

No problem thank you for watching

[@GerraldFarms]

Nice vid.

[@BagwellFarms]

Gerrald Farms thank you!

[@swamprat69er]

Thanks for the tour.

[@michiganhay7844]

Have you ever reworked the eyes and the needles

[@BagwellFarms]

No we haven’t had to yet

[@michiganhay7844]

Bagwell Farms I just tig welded the eyelets on mine last night but I’m not too sure about it I was hoping you had some video somewhere on reworking them really appreciate the videos on the Baler maintenance I’m reviewing them all right now thanks a lot for doing that so great public service. I know the needles need flex when they rub the knotter just hope welding them does not ruin ductility, might see what new cost

[@jth030966]

How many bales have you put through your square baler i have been looking at them but dont no anyone thats had one for length of time one guy by me has one but he only puts up about 1500 bales a year

[@BagwellFarms]

Jimmy Harris we’ve had it about 5 years we’ve probably put somewhere around 45000 bales threw it an we bought it used the only thing we’ve done to it that wasn’t related to the damage from the previous owner is I put a belt on the pickup an teeth in an I’m about to replace the rollers on the plunger I’d say it’s around a 2006 model

[@jth030966]

Bagwell Farms thanks i have been looking at the 1840

[@BagwellFarms]

Jimmy Harris I wish I had one their nearly as fast as a round baler 🤓😳

[@oscarzunigaarechiga3589]

Ocupo explique en español lo de poner a tiempo la máquina 4590

[@seamusdelahunty1615]

15 mins to remove plunger 15 hours to re set it up in the chamber

[@chadspears5426]

Aint that the truth

[@chadspears5426]

15 minutes thats a joke come and take my plunger out in 15 minutes and ill give you the baler. To do everything new knifes and adjust the bale slice and make sure its in time and tie a few off i had a total of 12 hours. Which it was a little rusty as far as bolts and plates go. You cant get the plates out in 15 minutes tell the truth if your gonna make the how to video why didnt you show taking it out if its so easy dude.