Your machine Operator’s, Maintenance and Parts Manual may be available online. Replacement User’s Guides for Vermeer Productivity Tools are also available to those registered and authorized to use the software. To make a request or to see if the manuals are available on line: Go to MyVermeer for online manuals; Request a manual by email. Hadn't been run in a while. Read the owner's manual (which is not that great), read EVERY post on this board that had anything to do with a Vermeer baler, installed new pressure gauge and fluid for the hydraulic cylinder, greased everything plus chain lube, replaced missing teeth, had to run it a while to loosen up belts, etc. We just installed new belts on our vermeer 605F round baler. They are 512 inches long. When I engage the PTO, the roller spins, the drum spins; the belts just sit there. You got to baby the hay into the machine, and if you are lucky they will finally start to spin when I get a 1 foot diameter core. Some manuals combine types (i.e. Parts + Operators, etc.), but the basic function of the manual types remain the same and are as follows: Service Manual (SVC) - The service manual (a.k.a. Shop manual or Repair manual) tells you how to take the Vermeer Round Baler apart, fix it, and put it back together. It is written in the language of a.
Posted by TX656 on January 14, 2009 at 20:27:31 from (71.48.164.26):
In Reply to: Vermeer 605f round baler posted by shweebies on January 13, 2009 at 12:55:05:
Bought my first round baler last year. It is a 605f. Hadn't been run in a while. Read the owner's manual (which is not that great), read EVERY post on this board that had anything to do with a Vermeer baler, installed new pressure gauge and fluid for the hydraulic cylinder, greased everything plus chain lube, replaced missing teeth, had to run it a while to loosen up belts, etc. End result after not too much work was it bales GREAT. At least the cows I just gave a fresh bale to tonight think so.
I raked 2 7' rows together, drove in a weaving pattern over the windrow like the manual and posters on this board suggested and after about 5 bales they started to look just like all of the neighbors. We won't talk about what some of the first 5 bales looked like. I think the GIANT MUSHROOM BALE was my favorite. That's the one you make when your looking where your weaving instead of watching the baler so you have WAY too much hay in the chamber and also happen to pull the wrong remote lever and open the rear door instead of the operating the twine arm.
I tell my wife I can't wait for May but she just doesn't understand the excitement of the first cut.
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