Have put 12000 bales down with my '19 340 Plus using nothing but the electronic trip set at 96 inches. Today while my brother was stacking he mentioned some of the bales were a bit longer than most. Do you figure that sucker needs calibrated?
They go into a “dead spot” so it just continues to tie repeatedly, you can recalibrate it and sometimes it will last a while longer but usually fail fairly fast after it starts doing that.
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Thanks for speaking up for what u believe in! We need more advocates like you between the farmers and the big machinery corporations. Keep it up sir👌
Have put 12000 bales down with my '19 340 Plus using nothing but the electronic trip set at 96 inches. Today while my brother was stacking he mentioned some of the bales were a bit longer than most. Do you figure that sucker needs calibrated?
No when they start going out they won’t make a full revolution and your baler will keep tieing
@@wouterboone8859 where are you at?
What exactly is failing with the trip motor?
They go into a “dead spot” so it just continues to tie repeatedly, you can recalibrate it and sometimes it will last a while longer but usually fail fairly fast after it starts doing that.
You sure know a lot about other brands for never owning one.