That shaft looks a bit light on for the job it is doing.
Old boss did that exact same thing with an older version of that tractor.Fortunately, not our tractor but the guy discing our bottom field had an epic fail.View attachment 49010
May not be as bad as I thought. NH does actually have that part. Apparently it is a common fail on this machine, parts guy said it was his second one today and called my baler down to a T as soon as I told him what I wanted. Looks like couple grand in parts and a lot of labor. So if you have a BR7060 baler with about 10k bales on it weld the right side of the sledge roller carriage up and grind it down before it breaks it will save you a bunch of aggravation.
This thread reminds me why contracting out equipment work is worth evey penny.![]()
I was getting the itch. Took the disk out to straighten up some hog ruts and start on a field for oats. Blew 2 tires on the disk in the field. Easy fix but cured that itch.I was thinking the same thing. It seems about the time I get to thinking I should get hay equipment I see stuff like this and it pretty well quenches that thought. Lol.
Hard to tell from your picture but assuming the belts tracked to the side and wore thru the sledge frame?