stevieg
Well-Known Member
I’m after buying a TX34 to cut 40 acres, (might go up to 100 in the next few years as I have the land) I’m from the west and the way it is here is whenever your grain is ready to cut it will be anywhere between 2 weeks and 2 months before it is cut when relying on a contractor, so it all depends on the situation too.
Id be inclined to change the rubber bushes as well as the needle bearings on the shaker shoe. A handy fix now which could save her throwing the lot out in the field at harvest.
just make sure it’s in the centre of the stroke before you change them. And don’t use grease to put them on the shaft