What to do if the Harper Butler Arm Bed A84X84 bale drops on its own?
If the bale drops on its own when suspended or doesn't maintain a tight squeeze, turn the counter-balance valve ¼ turn clockwise until the bale suspends normally. Avoid tightening the screw all the way in.
Why are the Harper Butler Arm Bed A84X84 arm bed arms not moving in unison?
If the arm bed arms are not moving in unison, especially after replacing hoses: 1. Squeeze the arms together above the welded stops, manually assisting if needed, until they reach the maximum squeeze point. Hold the toggle active for 20 seconds to clear air from the lines. 2. Check the rubber bumpers on each arm, located on the opposite side of the cylinder hook-up point.
What to do if the Harper Butler Arm Bed A84X84 power unit is not responding?
If the power unit isn't responding to the remote when the toggle is activated, use a test light on the remote connections to the solenoid. If some connections aren't working, the problem lies in the remote. If all connections are working, inspect the solenoid. If the solenoid functions correctly, the issue is with the pump motor.
What to do if one operation is not working on Harper Butler Arm Bed A84X84?
If one of the four operations isn't working, check the wire on the cartridge valve coil for a short. Alternatively, remove the coil and activate the remote while placing a screwdriver inside the coil. If the screwdriver doesn't magnetize to the coil, the coil is failing. If the coil magnetizes, the failure is in the cartridge valve.
What to do if Harper Butler Arm Bed A84X84 arms pivot are not moving fast?
If the arms pivot are not moving fast or are pressurizing but not moving, check the check valve for debris and ensure the spring plunger is not broken.
Why is the Harper Farm Equipment motor humming?
The pump motor is failing, which causes the motor to hum or the bed to operate slowly.
General| Brand | Harper |
|---|---|
| Model | Butler Arm Bed A84X84 |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
Welcome message, safety symbols, and critical warnings for operators.
Outlines the warranty terms and conditions for the Arm Bed.
Details model dimensions, hydraulic system performance, and coating.
Identifies and describes the main components and safety warnings of the Arm Bed.
Covers general, specific, and hydraulic safety precautions and loading/unloading.
Procedures for unrolling bales, storing arms, winter use, and routine maintenance.
Instructions for mounting the toolbox/power unit and identifying power unit components.
Information on hydraulic system checks, operation, and hose connections.
Wiring instructions and diagrams for corded and wireless remote systems.
Addresses common issues, troubleshooting steps, and amp draw specifications.
Lists all parts related to the arms, side rails, and crosstube/pivot assembly.
Details components for the toolbox, hitch ball, and mudflaps.
Lists parts and instructions for mounting the mudflaps.
Lists parts for door kits and identifies specific decals.
Lists parts for the electro-hydraulic unit, pump, valves, and related electronics.
Lists all hardware components used in the assembly process.
Illustrates the complete wiring diagram for the wireless remote system.
Provides a detailed view of specific connections in the wireless remote wiring.
Illustrates the complete wiring diagram for the corded remote system.
Table listing part numbers for hydraulic hoses based on bed model.
Shows hose routing and lists parts for hydraulic hose couplers.
Lists all components included in the lift cylinder assembly.
Lists parts for electrical harnesses and various types of lights.
Lists available mounting kits tailored for specific vehicle makes and models.
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