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| There are basically two important things about baler belts.
1. The belts need to have good splices with good lacing/pins in them. The splices are where trouble ALWAYS starts.
2. The belts need to be equal length. If some belts are longer/shorter than others they will try to crawl over each other/twist/etc.
I agree with the post that said to run them, at least for now. But before you use the baler, check to see if the splice is good and replace any questionable lacing/pins in them. | |
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Round baler belting
