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Rev 4/2018
5. Dispose of used oil in accordance with local
regulations.
Check Bolts on Crank Arm Every 3 months/125
hours/25,000 bales, whichever comes first
(see Figure 12).
1. Torque the four (4) retaining cap bolts to
340 ft-lbs.
2. Torque the one (1) clamp bolt to 750-755 ft-lbs.
4 Retaining Cap
Bolts
340 Ft-Lbs
1 Clamp Bolt
750-755 Ft-Lbs
Figure 130. Crank Arm Torque
Fill/Check
Plug
Drain
Plug
Figure 131. Gearbox
Connecting Rod/Crank Arm:
Grease the connecting rod bushing daily until you
just see grease emerging from around the bushing
(see Figure 132).
Grease the gearbox crank arm bearings at the
beginning of every season, and then every 50
hours (see Figure 132).
Figure 132. Gearbox Lubrication (Top View)
Gearbox Crank
Arm Bearing
Grease
Fitting
Connecting
Rod Bushing
Grease
Fitting
Bale Length
The operating speed of the baler has a direct effect
on the bale length. To help maintain a consistent
bale length, adhere to baler "Operating Speed" on
page 55.
Bale length is adjusted by changing the height of
the trip bar stop bolt (see Figure 133). Raising the
bolt decreases bale length and lowering the bolt
increases bale length.
If no more adjustment is available with the trip bar
stop bolt, change the height of the meter trip bar
stop. Use the holes provided to adjust the meter
trip bar stop. If the meter trip bar stop is moved,
the meter trip bar bolt will need adjustment.
Trip Bar Stop
Trip Bar Stop Bolt
Figure 133. Bale Length
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