Posted by Billy NY on July 08, 2015 at 08:54:14 from (104.228.35.235):
In Reply to: Dunno posted by Allan In NE on July 08, 2015 at 08:36:09:
Some of the comments on the earlier post said it looked like something went through, vs it seizing up and twisting, either or same darned result.. down time and $. So the back up was the baler you went through one winter, many moons ago you showed us?
The thing about the bearings and heat etc, with all this kind of equipment that is running on larger acreage and long hours, how would one monitor for hot spots, one of those things you point and it tells you temperature ?
I know of one close call with that on a 6620 combine, which I greased regularly, low side of a back field, it almost went up and several thousand later for the in field repair, one lousy bearing that more than one 6620 owner was not aware of under cab, and this farmer had all the books on it and guided me through all the fittings as I greased this machine.
I suppose its best it never got hot given the potential, not so good for the fawn. I had one go through a rotary mower a few years back, in front of its mother, there was a twin at least, did not make me feel much better about it though.
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