Shimming the feeder tine carriage on a New Holland 273 baler

In this video I demonstrate how to shim the feeder tine carriage on your new Holland 273 bailer. This is a common area for too much play as the wear blocks wear down, causing them to require shimming. Excessive play in this area can greatly damage the entire bailer.

[@jeffferanec4526]

Thx 4 sharing Josh, a little PM goes a long way. A 273 is one of the best balers NH produced & they sold many.

[@rogerdivdis7277]

Nice to have some time to get things back in order.

[@schleppinghay]

Another very useful video! I serviced the carriage on my 273 over the winter. I pulled the entire carriage out (it only took about 15 minutes to do) and found the wear blocks on the plunger end were worn at a slant. I suppose that's what happens when it runs for a long time with side to side slop. I got four new bakelite blocks from Batta's while I was out there getting parts for my pick up assembly. They were relatively cheap. All the bearings checked out OK and it went back together easily. Now it works like butter!

[@marzouqhumoud2616]

Thanks for sharing

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