Easy John Deere Round Baler Belt Change-Replacement method, also Geil-Vermeer-New Holland-Kuhn

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If you have a John Deere round baler you may need to replace the belts at some time. In this video we show how to change the belts by letting the baler itself pull them through, although this method is not recommended by JD. Three people make the change easier, but two can do it safely. This video is on the 567 baler, although this will be the same on a 530, 535, 546, 547, 556, 558, 566, 568 and the 447, 448, 449, 457. The method can be used on just about any round baler with belts.

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17 авг 2016

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@glenvanbavel8710 7 лет назад

We changed belts that way 20 years ago . It works great . You just got to be safe doing it .

@taz3751toddzeiner 4 года назад

I used this method recently. It does work well and very quick. Be very cautious around the PTO shaft since you'll be next to it, while it's spinning. Also, might add to alternate outside to inside. If you just go from right to left, the belts get twisted and won't feed correctly. Be safe, and try it. Saves a lot of work...

@smallfarmchannel9342 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing and great tip!

@bobbyboykin7137 2 года назад

Easiest way to put them new belt pins in is with a cordless drill. You can spin 'em in almost all the way and tap the last little bit with a hammer.

@claytonblachly4031 4 года назад

My son and I just did this with the baler open and a ladder in an hour for all 6 belts not using the pto

@robclarke5186 7 лет назад

How did you take to old lace pin out of the belt to seperate them

@sebastianghic4143 5 лет назад

I have a jd580 and everytime i start a New bale i need to drive very slow because The baler gets stuffy and many Times gets stuffy even if i drive slow. But IT happen only at starting every bale. The belts are The reason?????

@everythingatv-utv-reviews3565 5 лет назад

Once the belts are loose or dry rotted it defiantly makes it harder to start a roll. Another cause could be the pick up teeth are worn or bent backwards. Something we did to our 535 was to weld onto the pickup drum, this made a BIG difference on starting a roll. We don't have a video on it, but you can Google it...

@mattmelnyk8848 3 года назад

Its 10x easier going through the back. Way easier.

@smallfarmchannel9342 3 года назад

Thanks for the comment.

@kylesiebert7171 2 года назад

You skipped the hardest part! Getting that dang rod out that holds them together.

@Couldbeworse_ 27 дней назад

If you can get enough of the rod out to grab with a cordless drill you give it a spin and lightly pull the come out good if they aren’t broken….also works for the plastic coated wire braid ones