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Setting up the baler
PICK-UP
Pick-up, transport and work positions
The working height can be adjusted via the hydraulic
cylinder (M) and the telescopic tube, and by relocating
pin (E).
Raise the pick-up completely for transport.
When used with the standard operation, the pick-up
lowering depth on hydraulic cylinder (M) is set using
plug (E).
During operations, it is essential that the tractor control
unit is locked in its float position since otherwise the
pick-up and/or gauge wheels of the hydraulics may be
damaged by the impact produced (uneven ground).
Adjusting the working height of the pick-up
(pick-up without gauge wheels)
Lower the pick-up until the tines clear the ground by 20
to 30 mm (0.79 to 1.18 in). Lock the telescoping tube
on the hydraulic cylinder (M) with pin (E) accordingly.
(Fig. 1)
Adjusting the working height of the pick-up
(pick-up with gauge wheels)
Use in hay and silage:
Lower the pick-up until the gauge wheels rest on the
ground.
Lock the telescopic tube on the hydraulic cylinder (M)
with pin (E) so that the pick-up can move up and down
freely.
The tines should clear the ground by approximately 20
to 30 mm (0.79 to 1.18 in). If required, adjust the
gauge wheels (X) accordingly. Make sure that you
adjust both gauge wheels equally.
(Fig. 1, 2)
Use in hay and straw:
Lower the pick-up completely. Afterwards raise it by
hand until the tines are at the height of the stubble.
If possible, adjust the height of the gauge wheels so
that they do not touch the stubble.
E
M
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C
X
L
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