Been robbing parts off for other things since I got a 499NH. Check where the end of the sickle connects to the wobble arm, couldn't keep mine tight. Posted 12:45 (#4731250 - in reply to #4731097) Subject: RE: Hesston 1014 ? Hesston 1014 swather, 16 ft head, has crimper, in decent shape, Has not been used in a couple. Posted 11:29 (#4731150 - in reply to #4730970) Subject: RE: Hesston 1014 ?Īlso check the very back of the housing where your PTO shaft goes as they do crack out and start to leak also. Seemed like it took FOREVER for the stems to dry and it was not hard to plug it up in heavy hay. The thing I didn't like was 14' of hay going through a 60' crimper. Mechanically it was a pretty trouble free machine.

I may be wrong, But isn't a 1014 a 14' cut? A 1012 would be a 12' if Im correct. Posted 10:34 (#4731097 - in reply to #4730884) Subject: RE: Hesston 1014 ? Hesston 1014 Hydro Swing Swather -Great FIELD READY Pull-Type Swather on Consignment -Always been very well maintained -Owned and operated for 22 years by the same farmer -Always kept sickle bar changed out so always sharp -All hoses have been replaced within last 5 years -New bearings on l. I know this sounds simple but check the hoses. The hydraulic pump that fits on the pto shaft. Some early 12ft machines only swing out one way to the right. Look underneath at the floor supports for rock or stump damage. The condition of the crimper rolls, the cam track, and when the auger gets rusted out, it breaks in half. What do I need to look at when I go see it? Have fields that are different shapes so would like a hydra swing mower so I can just start on one side of the field and go across. Hesston 1014 ? Jump to page : 1 Now viewing page 1

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