Tx Jim
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Here's the photo's I promised you. I've done this on several different models and it helps baler to start bales in Coastal that's gotten too dry plus it helps tremendously limiting the hay from running up and lodging in belts. This practice isn't approved by JD but it WORKS. The baler in photo's is an '05 that I bought used from my neighbor(4000 bales) because it had netwrap in '07 that now has 18,000+ bales on it. I've also welded on the leading edges of the original curved rods but it's difficult to see in the photo's plus the weld has worn down from baling in sandy soil.