I would adjust the duck bill baffle

There's a couple spots like this on 213th St. east of Camp Ripley.

Take the centre rake wheel off, to much product being pushed to that side.

Have you checked the sensors in the baler? Maybe making the bales too big? Mud on the rollers? If none of that, I'd say switch netwrap brand.

i dont think the net is centered looks like its always the right side move clip in on right side of net shaft more right ,you could be favoring /over filling right side ,or there is debris in duck bill or wet hay/mud /dent /burr rollers on rh side .good luck

I would move my spacers and hair pin and when it would do that check right away to see if you are wrapping up on your steal roller check for burs or even a thin stem under round. Stockon roller

Always amazes me how bad the troubleshooting section of manuals are something like that should be clearly described because I’m sure it’s happened to be before

Wondering if you can attach your camera to the baler so you can get a close up when it's wrapping, you might see whats going on with the netwrap? Or try making the bale just a little smaller to see if that helps since it happens with the heavy hay. Just something to think about. Good luck.

Dang - that baler otherwise makes a nice bale and really eats the hay. Is there a point in the day - if the netwrap just won’t apply correctly, you’d switch over to twine to finish out the day? Good video…👍

Are you noticing any netwrap on the rollers? check the belt laces for ragged connections as they can grab the wrap as it comes out and pull it off the bale as it wraps

I figured I'd watch your video while waiting for this heavy dew to go away. Maybe I should be happy with my twine baler. I might not have the patience for net wrap.

I have a Claas 354 roller baler with knives, It has 32000 bales on the clock. I used Tama edge to edge 4500 net. But this year was playing up with the net too. Turn out to be the net knife needed changing. It was tearing the net or leaving some parts uncut and only breaking off and then the next bale the net wouldn't run and I would have to manually feed in the net. My baler has 5 tension bars the net run through before it goes on the bale but this year I thought they were the trouble but it was knife.

Hopefully you can get the netwrap issue solved!!

Good morning Dawn and Dave ☕☕☕ No experience with netwrap, other than watching videos.. and seen too many videos, where people don't pick the stuff up.. then wonder why they have dead critters.. Green grass and lots of it!!!

Morning Dave, I hope you can get the net issue sorted out. Happy note,we found the crappie hole in the lake finally and putting some nice slabs in the boat!

Full watch Dave

Good morning Dave and Dawn!

No experience with net wrap. Thank you Dave.

I have that same netwrap issue with mine. Normally my issue is crop material gets up in the duckbill. With mine I usually have to manually clean the duckbill by hand

Such a great and fascinating day on the farm, thanks for sharing your vlog

It’s wrapping around one of your rollers. Nets gotta go somewhere

That's certainly a lot of hay! Glad you are getting sufficient rain this year. Maybe send some our way! 😃😃😃

Impressive!!!

Looks like a big ol slough conditions you're working in 😅 Just waiting till the ground gets baked now, right?

I see I got the date graphic wrong again🙄. July 19 not June.

I'm surprised how soggy some areas still are. In town we could use rain. 15 miles north the drainage ditches are full, and there are puddles. I'm really glad you are seeing Monarchs. I've seen less in recent years. I remember when they would cover three Hackberry trees at home. Thank you Dave .

It's looking really good. Beautiful hay. I baled some not so beautiful hay today. Good luck with the hauling. I decided today that picking up and hauling round bales is the least fun part of farming.

Wow, he plugged that baler. A nice hay crop.

1,000# bales is impressive for a 450. I know 2 guys that can only get 800# in their bales running 450s.

A FB friend of mine that farms in Switzerland posted an old saying "lots of hay in Summer is a sure sign for a long and hard winter"

Just sitting here waiting for the fog to burn off, then it's out raking and baling again.... Got 60 bales off a field yesterday that we got 10 off last year...May and June rain is a good thing..Glad to see your having a good season so far....Tell Dave to slow that Green tractor down a notch....lol. Thanks Dave.

fingers crossed thats the extent of yer mechanical issues, bale on team

Morning Dave,wow the alfalfa is thicker than Grandmas homemade gravy!!!!!

That round baler of yours sure makes some nice tight bales!

How many tons per acre do you think you're getting this year?? Looks like we're about the same as last year, a whopping 2+... Still half of normal. Rain at the right time, does good things!!! Our normal on grass is 4+.. but it's gotta actually rain in May and June. Milkweed, not so good.. but the butterflies are a good thing!!!!

Good morning Dawn and Dave ☕☕☕

Our hay is an absolute bumper crop this year. I have to drive across my smallest field to get to the pasture The hay is so thick, when you get off the tractor to open the gate, you can hardly walk through the hay It just tangles around your feet

Good morning Dave and Dawn.

Where I grew up they always used dozers with big rock rakes on the back to pull out all the rocks

Where is the net wrap that is not on the bale?

It always feels good to be done unloading wagons. Good job!

In all my years of baling, I never stacked in a wagon where bales were being tossed in by a bale thrower. You are brave men!

Didn't have that shit when I did it

This reminds me of my early life living in Edmonton, AB, Canada. This was what it looked like every winter. Not so much any more.

Nothing like small square bales in the heat of summer.

Nobody knows how to stack a wagon or build a mow in MN? WTF NOTE: never on there side !

Come on Dave, you gotta catch them in mid air....lol

One of these days, she's going to get you... lol

Congratulations on 2k subscribers, Dave and Dawn!

Rolling Hills Farms started a very interesting piece of conversation. Stone lake ripples..................