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Posted by Sid on October 10, 2004 at 09:42:02 from (12.160.111.160):
In Reply to: OT/ hay baler conversion posted by BSer on October 10, 2004 at 07:57:09:
I think the question as if the plunger can take the pressure is the least of your worries. Redoing the chamber and holding the cans together is the challenge. You would have to redeign the chamber to keep the cans from falling out. I doubt the feeding chamber would work so a lot of redoing there. As Bob mentioned, about the slip clutch every type of baler that I know of already has one. But I will not say imossible.
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