john deere square baler serial number lookup

I just purchased a Allis-Chalmer 303 sq Baler- pick up in Michigan in August.We will only use our round baler at shows now. They had a special tool for this but most balers don’t have this tool, ours did.and good luck stacking the bales–the round bales do not stack as good as the sq, bales do. And you need someone to push the end of the twine on the bale must be pushed into the hay so it does not unrap. We used a Allis-Chalmers WC-When the Bale was made-the conveyor stops, then had to put the tractor in Neurtal put the clutch out and wait for the converor to start–then put in gear and start over until the next bale-and putting bales out every 20 feet or so makes for a lot of stopping and clutch work, thats why a live PTO works better or have a Allis with the hand clutch. My son and I got 150 bales of oat hay this year, making 90 lbs bales.having a live PYO tractpr helps also. Timing is the first thing–Follow the manual to a tee-Double row is correct, but have hay accross the whole pick up helps a lot on making a good bale of hay. I get my Binder twine from the Amish or as long as it is Binder twine it should work fine. I have now had my baler going on Six years–A few things that are a must is using the right twine. I also have some connections with people who are very good with these machines, and I would be willing to pass your questions along to them. If you need any help setting up your Roto-Baler, or if you have any other questions feel free to post a comment below. If you would kindly fill out the form below, and then your Roto Baler will be added to the registry list that is below the form. I’d be interested to catalog and share the number Roto-Balers that are still left out there (out of approx. Click the picture below to view the list in a larger window. For those of you who do not have the book, I have taken the time to transfer the information from the book onto a PDF. If you have Norm Swindford’s book, Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment 1914-1985, he has the listed serial numbers and year associated with the number, this is located on page 299. Once you have that number you can cross-reference it to the year it was made.

The number can be as short as three digits (XXX) and as long as five digits (XXXXX). Sometimes the metal will be rusty, so take a wire brush or steel wool to clean the surface if the numbers are hard to read. The number will be stamped into the metal. Serial # is below the roof on the back, right side of the machine. For those of you who don’t have the manual this picture should help guide you. If you have a manual for the machine it tells you where to find the number. For those of you who own a Roto-Baler, do you want to know what year your machine was made? First off you need to find the location of the serial number on your baler.

John deere square baler serial number lookup