DuraTech Industries Haybuster Balebuster 2620, Operating Instructions And Parts Reference, Page: 31 / 126

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3.3.8 Stripper Plate
Adding a stripper plate will produce a finer cut and
removing plates will produce a courser cut.
For a finer cut, one or two additional stripper plates can
be added. Space the added stripper plates 4" apart and
drill five 17/32" holes for each plate, using the plate as a
guide. Install the plate with six 1/2" X 1-1/2'’ bolts, flat
washers, lock washers, and nuts.
In applications such as land reclamation, where a very
course cut is desired, all stripper plates may be removed.
3.3.9 Loader
The loader has three settings for different size bales. For bales approximately 72" in diameter set the tines in the
outermost position. 60" bales require the tines to be positioned in the left (facing in the direction of travel) slots on
the loader. 48" bales require the tines to be positioned in the inner mounting slots (see page 22).
These settings are accomplished by removing the pivot bolts and removing the tine. After the tine is reinstalled in the
proper position, reinstall the pivot bolt and tighten. Be sure the bolt threads protrude though the entire nut so that the
locking nut functions properly. Do not over tighten the pivot bolt, the tine should rotate freely about the pivot bolt.
stripper plate
loader tine (inner position)
outer loader tine mounting slot
(outer position)
loader wing
loader transport pin
figure 3.4
loader tines, outer
mounting slot, wing and
transport pin