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If your Haybuster Farm Equipment is not lifting the bale, the tractor hydraulic pressure might be too low, so you should check the pressure. Another potential cause is hydraulic oil leaking by the piston in the cylinder, in which case you should repair or replace the hydraulic cylinder.
Why is there excessive vibration in my Haybuster Farm Equipment?
Excessive vibration in your Haybuster Farm Equipment can stem from several issues. It could be due to a build-up of twine on the rotor, in which case you should remove all twine. Another cause might be a broken flail, requiring a replacement. Defective cylinder bearings or a misaligned/worn PTO can also lead to vibration; replace the bearing or worn PTO part, or the entire PTO, as needed.
What to do if my Haybuster Farm Equipment forage is too fine?
If your Haybuster Farm Equipment is producing forage that is too fine, the conveyor speed might be too slow, so you should increase it. Alternatively, the slug bar might be set too high, requiring you to lower it to expose more flail. Also, check for extra stripper plates and remove one or all of them if present.
What to do if forage blows past bunk when feeding with my Haybuster Farm Equipment?
If forage blows past the bunk when feeding with your Haybuster Farm Equipment, it could be that the deflector is too high, so you should lower it. Alternatively, you can add an optional 18” deflector belting #810819.
What to do if bale does not turn in my Haybuster Farm Equipment?
If the bale does not turn in your Haybuster Farm Equipment, it may be lodged in the feeder. To resolve this, reverse the rotation of the slat conveyor.
How to fix no capacity on my Haybuster Farm Equipment?
If your Haybuster Farm Equipment has no capacity, it might be because the bale is turning too slow. To fix this, open the conveyor speed control valve.
General| Brand | Haybuster |
|---|---|
| Model | 2660 |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details critical safety procedures, symbols, operator requirements, and machine safety.
Lists essential pre-delivery inspection checks and tasks for the dealer.
Covers procedures for starting, operating, and shutting down the machine, including adjustments.
Explains the lubrication schedule and points for the machine.
Offers solutions for common problems encountered with the Balebuster.
Describes the features and operation of various optional attachments.
Covers maintenance procedures, including specific welding guidelines.
Lists the technical specifications for the 2660 and 2665 Balebuster models.
Provides technical specifications for the optional grain tank.
Exploded view and parts list for the front section of the 2660 Balebuster shredder.
Exploded view and parts list for the door section of the 2660 Balebuster shredder.
Exploded view and parts list for the slug bar assembly of the 2660 Balebuster shredder.
Exploded view and parts list for the rotor assembly of the 2660 Balebuster shredder (S.N. 0001-0005).
Exploded view and parts list for the rotor assembly of the 2660 Balebuster shredder (S.N. 0006 & Up).
Exploded view and parts list for the floor pan section of the 2660 Balebuster shredder.
Exploded view and parts list for the front section of the 2665 Balebuster shredder.
