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Read articles →This is a mid-repair, real-time demo of a specific fix: freeing hay jammed in a round baler's belts and rollers using the pressure lock/safety pin found on most balers. The operator shows loosening the pressure gauge setscrew, locking the gate open with the safety pin, and how that slackens belts so you can dig out balled-up hay, then how to reverse the process. Useful for anyone actively running a round baler and dealing with jams, not a buying-decision video.
Posted by the Outlaw Hauler channel, an operator demonstrating the fix on his own baler while actively baling hay.
Loosen the pressure gauge setscrew, back off the lock nut, then use the safety lock pin to hold the gate open, which slackens the belts so you can dig the balled-up hay out.
It sits near the pressure gauge door on most balers, regardless of brand, including John Deere and Massey, though not all balers have this lock.
Remove the bar, start the tractor, raise the gate lever, pull the bar out, and readjust the lock nut to get pressure close to its original setting, running it in the middle of the green.