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Connect Haybine to Tractor

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RUSTY OLD HAY EQUIPMENT WORKING.....INJURY SENDS US TO THE HOSPITAL

What happens here

Connect the haybine to the tractor. Start by attaching the haybine's drawbar to the tractor's hitch. Secure it with a hitch pin and clip. Next, connect the PTO (Power Take-Off) shaft from the haybine to the tractor's PTO spline, ensuring it's properly latched. Finally, connect the hydraulic hoses from the haybine to the correct hydraulic couplers on the tractor. Ensure all connections are secure to prevent accidental detachment during operation.

Goal: Securely attach the haybine to the tractor for operational readiness.

Tools and materials

  • Clip/Cotter Pin — Securing the hitch pin
  • Hitch Pin — Securing the drawbar to the hitch
  • Tractor John Deere — Powering and towing the haybine

What they say

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it to the tractor in other words you don't want the tread of the tires riding on the hay you're getting ready to cut now typically if you didn't mow a couple laps all the way around your field like we did you would make one lap backwards in other words you'd run over the grass the first time around then you turn the tractor around and you go back the other way that way you're always running over the old wind row and you'll see that when we throw the drone up in the air so the wind row will come out of the backside of this machine let's show you the rest of the lubrication points and how it works again so we've got a little lubrication point in here we've got a lube point in here we've got to lubricate this guy right here so it slides easy we follow on up and we've got a PTO shaft that we have to lubricate we have a hydraulic line hooked up and that runs to a hydraulic cylinder which is on the backside let's go over to the backside so around here

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