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General| Brand | HighLine |
|---|---|
| Model | Bale Pro CFR650 |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
Location and importance of the serial number for ownership and service.
Record keeping for operator understanding of safety and operating procedures.
Explains the meaning of the safety alert symbol and signal words for hazard identification.
Ensures personnel familiarity with manual and safety precautions for operation and maintenance.
Guidance on maintaining, replacing, and understanding safety decals on the machine.
Critical dangers like rotating drivelines, flails, and entering the tub while parts are rotating.
Covers dangers of overhead power lines, discharge hazards, and not riding on the machine.
Stresses the importance of reading, understanding, and following all safety instructions and decals.
Addresses hydraulic leak checks, off-road use, PTO speed, and turning limits.
Details procedures for using the twine cutter and the mandatory shutdown steps.
Visual guide showing the placement of all safety decals on the CFR 650 machine.
Outlines necessary tractor features like ROPS, seatbelts, PTO type, and control valves.
Specifies matching tractor PTO speed to the CFR 650's gearbox speed (1000 rpm).
Details setting the drawbar length for a 1 3/8" 21 spline PTO connection.
Instructions on using a jack to lift the hitch due to its weight.
Steps for connecting the machine's hitch to the tractor's clevis drawbar using a pin.
Guidance on ensuring chain rating and securely attaching it to the tractor.
Instructions for routing hoses and wiring harness to avoid interference.
Detailed steps for safely connecting the PTO driveline to the tractor, including safety warnings.
Instructions for connecting hydraulic hoses to tractor receptacles.
Guidance on connecting the machine's light plug to the tractor receptacle.
Instructions for placing the hitch jack into its designated storage location.
How to adjust wheel stance for stability on uneven terrain.
Instructions for checking tire condition, lug nut torque, and tire pressure.
Raising the bale loading forks to their highest position for transport.
Securing the bale loading forks with a cylinder lock for transport safety.
Raising the discharge deflector door to its transport position.
Securing the discharge deflector door with a transport lock.
Verifying the SMV sign is clean and visible for safe transport.
Prohibits transport on public roads with bales in tub/on forks, or with forks lowered.
Specifies the maximum transport speed not to exceed 25 mph (40 km/h).
Inspecting flails for wear or damage and ensuring they swing freely.
Removing twine or netwrap from flail drum and bearings to prevent premature failure.
Adjusting hitch tongue height to ensure the frame is level for bale loading.
Adjusting lower discharge deflector to control material discharge height and direction.
Adjusting the width of the bale loader forks based on bale diameter.
Visually inspecting hydraulic motors, cylinders, hoses, and fittings for leaks or damage.
Checking wheels and tires for damage or foreign objects, and repairing or replacing as necessary.
Ensuring axle U-bolts are tight to prevent axles from sliding out of the frame.
Removing twine buildup around axle spindle and hub, avoiding damage to seals.
Verifying driveline shields are lowered and in good repair to prevent injuries.
Disengaging the flail drum lock to allow rotation for operation.
Removing the fork lock from the hydraulic cylinder for proper function.
Removing lock pin on discharge deflector door for hydraulic operation.
Instructions for removing the rubber deflector panel based on processing needs.
Lubricating grease fittings and checking fluid levels in gearboxes as preparation.
Verifying all fasteners are tightened securely before operation.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing netwrap or twine from flail drum and feed rollers.
Adjusting the flail guard rod lever to control flail aggression on the bale.
Aligning flail drum knife path with tub opening for proper cutting.
Engaging flail drum lock to prevent rotation during specific operations like twine cutting.
Moving flails to prevent them from blocking the knife path, avoiding damage.
Step-by-step instructions for removing, using, and storing the twine cutter.
Unlocking the flail drum to allow it to rotate freely for operation.
Removing cut netwrap or twine from the flail drum after processing.
Removing the fork lock and placing it in the storage location.
Explains settings for discharge rate: flail aggression and feed roller speed.
Adjusting guard rod setting to control flail aggression on the bale.
Adjusting feed roller speed (max 40 rpm) for efficient material processing.
Adjusting upper deflector door to control amount and spread of discharged material.
Adjusting lower deflector door to set discharge height and distance.
Step-by-step guide for safely loading a bale into the processor tub.
Instructions for loading a second bale onto forks while one is processing.
Safely engaging PTO and increasing RPM to 1000 PTO speed.
Steps for starting bale rotation with feed rollers and processing.
Adjusting feed roller direction for even bale rotation and processing.
Adjusting discharge rate lever as needed during operation.
Adjusting lower discharge deflector level for optimal material spread.
Stopping feed rollers before loading another bale into the processor.
Proper techniques for crossing ditches and inclines to avoid driveline damage.
Guidelines for making turns, including angle limits, to prevent driveline damage.
Checking hydraulic hoses and fittings for damage, leaks, or wear requiring replacement.
Procedures for checking oil level in gearbox and adding oil if necessary.
Step-by-step guide for draining, replacing, and filling gearbox oil annually.
Detailed steps for replacing broken or worn flails, ensuring rotary balance.
Recommendations for tire mounting, checking condition, torque, and pressure.
Instructions for checking and tightening axle U-bolts to ensure axle stability.
Safely lowering bale loading forks to the ground for storage.
Raising discharge deflector door to its transport position.
Installing transport lock for discharge deflector door.
Placing hitch jack onto hitch for proper support during storage.
Removing driveline from tractor PTO shaft.
Disconnecting safety chain from tractor.
Detaching hitch from tractor.
Relieving hydraulic pressure and disconnecting hoses.
Disconnecting electrical connection.
Securing hydraulic hoses and electrical connectors to hitch holder.
Changing gearbox oil before storing machine for the season.
Troubleshooting issues with feed rollers not turning and insufficient throw distance.
Details PTO power requirements and tire size and pressure specifications.
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