Belts Not Eligible for Warranty Replacement

The following illustrations are belts damaged by an accumulation of crop and/or foreign objects on top of compressor rack and between belts in the starter roll area. A small slug of the buildup passes between the lower drive roll and the belt, which forces the belt into the starter roll. The bars of the starter roll remove chunks of rubber from the belt and/or tear the belt fabric.

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  E27608-UN-12SEP88

  Chunks of rubber missing from the surface of belt.

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  E27609-UN-12SEP88

  Belts with holes and/or tears.

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• This is not ply separation.
  

  
  E27610-UN-12SEP88

  Belts that are cut and/or torn in two.

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  E27611-UN-12SEP88

  Back side of belt showing damage caused by foreign objects.

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  E27612-UN-12SEP88

  The following illustrations show the lacing (splice) pins wearing and/or breaking and the use of improper hooks or lacing techniques.

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• The wearing and/or breaking of pins is normal. The severity of wear or breaking of pins is related to field conditions, density of bales, belt tracking, and type of crop. Pins are wear items; check weekly and replaced as needed.

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  E27613-UN-12SEP88

  Belt lacing not holding due to an insufficient amount of the diamond pattern removed.

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  E27614-UN-12SEP88

  Belt fabric cut when cutting down toward surface of the belt to remove diamond pattern.

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  E27615-UN-12SEP88

  Too much of the diamond pattern removed for belt lacing.

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  E82743-UN-26APR17

  A - Frays

  Small frays (A) in belts are normal.

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