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NH 311 hayliner knotters

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Hurst

06-02-2005 16:10:00




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We had some trouble with the knotters, as in the sheer bolt for the knotters sheered along with teh main one. Well, the knife on one side broke, so we replaved that, but now the little fingers that grap the needle are out of time, like they just jumped the gear. What would have caused this and how do I get it to jump back to where it was supposed to be? I have tried crowbar, screw driver, etc. The problem is that the flat side of the gear is going through the gears too soo, so when it gets to the flat part of the wheel, it is riding in the gear teeth. Also, should these parts be able to movie back and forth about 1/8th-3/16ths of an inch? Thanks for your help.

Hurst

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RickB

06-02-2005 17:32:11




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 Re: NH 311 hayliner knotters in reply to Hurst, 06-02-2005 16:10:00  
Given the age of a 311 and my interpretation of your problem, I think there is WAY too much endplay in the knotter stack for starters. Maybe a sheared drive pin in addition, or other problems. As suggested, get a manual and read it. The operators manual will give you what you need; NH never published a service manual for 300 series balers choosing instead to write a very, very good op manual.



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KEH

06-02-2005 17:01:53




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 Re: NH 311 hayliner knotters in reply to Hurst, 06-02-2005 16:10:00  
Not sure I understand your problem enough to give complete advice, but the first thing you need to do is check the timing of the knotter drive as well as the plunger. Read the manual and if you don't have a manual get one before working on it. The little gear you mention may be held in place by a roll pin and it may be broken. The NH knotters I am familiar with have a bolt at the back which , when taken loose, allow the individual knotter to be rotated out so it can be worked on. Hope this helps.

KEH

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