J.D. 335 round baler question

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   A friend of mine has bought a J.D. round baler that has a problem with the door leaking open. He has been told that it is probably the control valves on the front of the baler designed to keep the operator from accidentally closing the door on a bale. J.D. wants $500 for the rebuild kit for the small box. Does he have any other option such as another source for the kit or a bypass or maybe one already rebuilt?

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	A friend of mine has bought a J.D. round baler that has a problem with the door leaking open. He has been told that it is probably the control valves on the front of the baler designed to keep the operator from accidentally closing the door on a bale. J.D. wants $500 for the rebuild kit for the small box. Does he have any other option such as another source for the kit or a bypass or maybe one already rebuilt?

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