26 Operator's Guide – Round Bale Wrapper IFX720 Anderson Group
5.3 Adjusting the pusher return (end of push-
ing)
Adjusting the stopper will determine at what moment the
pusher will stop and return to its home position. Generally,
you should place the stopper according to
recommendations in Table 6 (see also Figure 26). These
adjustments should give you enough space to load the
next bale on the wrapper. However, the pusher may sink
into the bales depending on bale density. If needed, adjust
the limit of the stopper to give you enough space to load
the next bale.
To make the pusher come back earlier, move the stopper
toward the rear.
To make the pusher come back later, move the stopper
toward the front.
Table 6 — Suggested Settings (Position of the
Pusher Return Stopper)
Round bale size Setting
1.2 m (4 ft.) Position A
1.52 m (5 ft.) Position B
1 Hoop starting point
2 Automatic trigger
3 Pusher return
Figure 26 — Adjusting the Automatic System
(Hoop Start and Pusher Return)
5.4 Hoop starting point
By adjusting the pointer for the hoop start you can
determine when the hoop will begin to turn.
NOTE: You must first adjust the stopper for the
pusher return before you adjust the hoop
start point.
In general, you must adjust the hoop starting point so it
starts turning when the pushed bale is approximately 5 cm
(2 in.) from the preceding bale (see Table 7 and Figure
26).
To make the hoop start turning earlier, move the pointer
toward the rear.
To make the hoop start turning later, move the pointer
toward the front.
NOTE: For round bales of 1.2 m (4 ft.): You can
also add one or two additional layers of
film to the junction of the bales. You will
have a more airtight and solid bale tube
without having to add plastic film
everywhere. To do so, move the pointer
toward the rear.
Table 7 — Suggested Settings (Position of the
Pointer to Start the Hoop)
Round bale size Setting
1.2 m (4 ft.) Position D
1.5 m (5 ft.) Position E
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