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Seems that JD would have designed a cover to protect the moving parts.
AC they did design a cover and it's packed full of hay. The "Wrap Guard" as the call it is below the drive shaft and you can see the hay stuffed between it and the shaft.
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Sorry, I missed seeing the cover in your pics.
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Yep this is one of those get the designer of this thing to fix it and see how it is in the real world.
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The cover should seal up the spinning shaft. Is it maybe missing a part? Making a shield may help.

My suggestion: don't make the window so big. Rake less into it.
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This is a pic from the JD parts. Big space between the 2 shields and they don't seal up to the shaft. I agree about keeping the windrow down.
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I guess it's not big enough to have the fully encased shaft.
Smaller windrow or make added protection is the best bet.
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I guess it's not big enough to have the fully encased shaft.
Smaller windrow or make added protection is the best bet.
Looks like the best answer. Will discuss with the owner.
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Straddling the windrow is the worst for that. Big square bale and round bale machines can be a pain. We had offset small square balers but in big windrows of rye straw the draw bar would drag stuff. I still like your belt idea to protect the drive shaft.
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Seems that JD would have designed a cover to protect the moving parts.
They'd have to figure out how to steal it from CNH first.
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Another possible is to try those plastic driveshaft covers ( designed to protect people) for the exposed rear PTO shafts. Though, the conveyer belt does look like a good solution.
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