Inspect and Lubricate Haybine Cutting Teeth and Bearings

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29 Year Old Farm Equipment put to the test again...keeping things greased

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What happens here

Inspect all the cutting teeth on the haybine's header. Verify that no teeth are broken off, which could lead to missed strips of grass during mowing. Lubricate the individual bearings where the teeth articulate. Also, spray oil onto the larger roller bearings within the cutting mechanism to ensure they move freely.

Goal: Check the haybine's cutting teeth for integrity and lubricate all associated bearings to ensure smooth operation.

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Lubricating Oil/Spray

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talk about that here in a second when I go through here and we want to inspect we want to take a look at all of our teeth and I like to lubricate these teeth okay I want to make sure that there are no teeth broken off so that I don't leave one stripe of grass somewhere sticking up I want to make sure that all of our little bearings here are lubricated and ready to go and I sprayed a little bit of oil right on to each one of these bearings I think they're one two three four four or five of these roller bearings in this roller setup right here going to go around and I'll show you the lubrication points oh there's a lubrication point here to lubricate the bearing which is in there for this big ol roller right here I like to make sure once again that my blades

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