Replace Shear Pin and Clear Blockage
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What happens here
To fix the baler, first, locate the sheared pin. This involves removing a safety plate on the baler to access the chain and sprocket assembly. Once the old, broken shear pin is removed, a new shear pin is inserted into the shaft, followed by a new cotter pin to secure it. If hay is jammed, use a large adjustable wrench to manually rotate the shaft and clear any remaining blockage. This restores the baler's functionality.
Goal: Repair the baler and restore functionality
Tools and materials
- Adjustable Wrench — Manually rotating the shaft to clear blockages
- Cotter Pin — Securing the new shear pin
- John Deere 385 Round Baler John Deere — The machine being repaired
- Shear Pin — Replacing the broken safety pin
- Small Punch or Awl — Pushing out the old cotter pin or aligning the new one
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