Very good video. Thanks a bunch. Can’t wait to get that 273 back in the field after that trouble we had last time. It baled that last 100 yards without issue but I’m still nervous so I’m going to keep checking it over till it’s right and time to go again.
Appreciate seeing this! Always curious to learn more about the NH knotters - surprises me how many differences there are from the older Masseys. Now I’m curious to look even closer at mine.
Help! I've been working on my 273 for 3 days to get the needles to rehome. I can't budge the yoke. I think your films are superb but can't find one on getting jammed needles freed up. Appreciate your channel so much.
Are you pulling on the yoke or the brake arm? Are your needles up in the knotters or below the bale chamber? There can only be two reasons they won’t rehome: your spring or the flat bar to the safety latch is seized up, or your knotter brake is too tight or seized up.
Dang,I don't own a baler, nor do I cut hay, but you sir make this stuff clear, and interesting! Thank you for taking the time to make these videos
Thanks for the info. I’ll be checking mine before we start 2nd cut.
Very useful, thank you. I have a MF #12 baler and will be looking closer at it.
As usual...very well demonstrated and useful. And all this time I thought you were making this up!
Haha! Extra credit for making it through the entire video!
@@TheScientistHayFarmer No...seriously. I'm headed to the shed to check the knotter on my JD 336.
Very good video. Thanks a bunch. Can’t wait to get that 273 back in the field after that trouble we had last time. It baled that last 100 yards without issue but I’m still nervous so I’m going to keep checking it over till it’s right and time to go again.
Appreciate seeing this! Always curious to learn more about the NH knotters - surprises me how many differences there are from the older Masseys. Now I’m curious to look even closer at mine.
Help! I've been working on my 273 for 3 days to get the needles to rehome. I can't budge the yoke. I think your films are superb but can't find one on getting jammed needles freed up. Appreciate your channel so much.
Are you pulling on the yoke or the brake arm? Are your needles up in the knotters or below the bale chamber?
There can only be two reasons they won’t rehome: your spring or the flat bar to the safety latch is seized up, or your knotter brake is too tight or seized up.