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Inspect Haybine Components

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

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What happens here

Perform a thorough visual inspection of the haybine's critical components. Begin by inspecting the sickle bar, located at the front of the machine, checking for any broken or bent teeth and ensuring it is clear of debris. Next, inspect the main drive belt and the PTO (Power Take-Off) shaft for signs of wear, cracks, or damage. Finally, examine the red main rollers at the back, looking for any tears, cracks, or accumulation of debris that could hinder conditioning.

Goal: Identify any visible wear, damage, or issues with the haybine's essential parts.

Tools and materials

  • Work Gloves — Protecting hands during inspection

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it we'll take you around we'll show you all the grease fittings and all the moving parts and how this habe ein works and this hey mine I guess is probably circa mid 1970s something like that maybe early 80s so from left to right lubrication points there is a lubrication point right down in there lubricates this major shaft that goes through here also over here on the other side we flip up this little door and voila there's another lubrication point right in there we got a little bit of grass in here now I happen to know this thing's been sitting here for quite some time so I've got to be a little bit wary that there might be some bees nest in here some wasp so kind of take a look and a little smack and we jump back there is a lubrication point in here somewhere also need to squirt a little

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