Intermittent no-start issue resolved

[Hay Dude]

I’m still waiting on the 2 new relay kits, but tick tock, time is running out.
We’ll be bailing in 2 weeks.

 

[LouNY]

I saw a couple of the big places out mowing with the triple mowers yesterday, expect they will be chopping today or tomorrow. Likely today it will all be going in as haylage, no bales around here for at least a month.
yet.

 

[mrmikey]

Like you said, a couple of relays and new pigtails and your done, a far sight cheaper than $2200 too. All you need is a schematic and you're good to go.

 

[5030]

I’m still waiting on the 2 new relay kits, but tick tock, time is running out.
We’ll be bailing in 2 weeks.

Least you have a bailer, I don't so far, mine is still at the dealer's getting modified at Kubota's expense and my consternation. This is the 3rd time btw. First time was a too short net tail (the Kubota regional rep came out here and reprogrammed the bailer ECM) (Kubota won't give anyone the access code to access the ECM parameters, they have to do it). Second time was the lack of the second suspension spring on the pickup table causing it to cock sideways and bind up and now main drive roll building hay on it and pre tensioning the belts to the point of self destruction. From what I've been told, all the current BV round bailers now come with sileage scrapers and rotary excluders on the main drive roll. Mine didn't but will have now. This bailer has cost Kubota way more than they ever made in profit. I will say it makes an excellent bale and now wraps just fine and hopefully, once the roller issue is addressed, I will have a good running bailer. Problem is, I need to cut hay today, not tomorrow and not next week either. Not about to cut it and let it lay, waiting for the bailer and have a rain event and turn it to mulch.

Oh well.