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JD 435 WRAPPING EARLY...
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<blockquote data-quote="cowsrus" data-source="post: 746728" data-attributes="member: 6485"><p>I have a 435 twine baler and that thing gives me fits sometimes, usually when i start it up for the first time. I would make sure everything is clean and lubricated well. That spring he was talking about is a heavy spring and its easy to find, i had to replace mine once. I would strongly suggest that you get an operators manual if you don't have one now. It shows all the adjustments that you can check and i'm lost without mine. I carry it in the tractor cab when i'm baling.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cowsrus, post: 746728, member: 6485"] I have a 435 twine baler and that thing gives me fits sometimes, usually when i start it up for the first time. I would make sure everything is clean and lubricated well. That spring he was talking about is a heavy spring and its easy to find, i had to replace mine once. I would strongly suggest that you get an operators manual if you don't have one now. It shows all the adjustments that you can check and i'm lost without mine. I carry it in the tractor cab when i'm baling. [/QUOTE]
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