OK, Have you ever run an Allis round baler? There are latches that hold the bale chamber shut. Open those latches, and get the partial bale out. Those latches have to be operable in order to get baler running. Once you get the partial bale out be sure all belts are contacting the appropriate roller. The metal rollers support belts have grease zerks.
Be sure those are greased. Make sure all rollers are loose. It might not hurt to carefully reverse the baler using the reverse feature. If you don't have one, an operator and parts book is very handy. Read it before you start in. There is a lot to operating and running a small round baler.
An actual 10 round baler has an overdrive to keep hay in motion while bale is being ejected. Having operated an ordinary rotobaler for years, stopping to eject the bale is muchly preferred in my mind.
Good Luck,
Bob
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