Jordan, 

I don't have any information on the model 60 as I only own the later 520 Oliver baler in addition to a New Holland 68. Even so, all balers are about the same in function (unless they are some shade of evil red or beige/orange... then beware), its how the manufacture decide to infringe upon anothers patents or do their own thing in copying the basic design. 

I did make a post concerning baler timing that another individual was having trouble with. If you have the manual for your baler you may be able to adapt the suggestions I gave in that post to your baler. 

Baler sure does look nice... now lets figure out whats wrong so it can not only look good but work good to. However, I'm not clear on what is &quot;broke&quot; or keeps breaking. In the video I heard some one say something about &quot;twine&quot; or &quot;tying&quot;. You described it as the &quot;right fork&quot;. This makes me think of two things, the packer fingers (the &quot;fork&quot; that sweeps the material away from the auger and into the plunger) or a needle. 

If you can provide any pictures of the part that may help.