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John Deere 14T feeder fingers
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Posted by BritinMaine on August 02, 2007 at 18:16:06 from (12.149.246.23):
Hey, I'm new to these balers. I used this baler last year and had no problems, but for a few shear pin breaks but that was down to dew falling. I just ran it today for the first time this season. I primed it ok by tieing the twine back to the bars next to the fingers. It baled just fine for about 15 bales then stopped tieing knots. I checked the twine and found that the fingers were not feeding the knotter. I tripped the switch manually to prime it again but the fingers never seemed to make a full cycle, just a loud clunk. What am I missing here? Thanks in advance.
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