What to do if McHale 991L Farm Equipment table rotates but bale not indexing?
If the table rotates but the bale isn't indexing, it could be that the table drive roller shearbolt is broken, in which case, replace the shearbolt. Alternatively, the gearbox cross shaft roll pins might be broken, so replace the roll pins.
How to fix McHale Farm Equipment table moving in tip position?
If the table is moving in the tip position, the drive chain may be loose. Tighten the chain to resolve this issue.
What to do if McHale 991L table stops in the wrong position (Electronic machines)?
If the table is stopping in the wrong position, especially on electronic machines, several factors could be at play. First, reset the magnets. Ensure the machine starts with the cut & hold at the rear. Adjust the slow down setting in the control box. Check the electrical connections related to the slow speed valve. Clean the slow speed cartridge. Finally, set the table rotation to 10 RPM, as the slow speed may be set too fast.
Why is McHale Farm Equipment table slow to tip down?
If the table is slow to tip down, it could be due to back pressure being too high. Ensure a free flow return is fitted. Alternatively, the quick release couplings may be faulty; if so, replace them.
General| Brand | McHale |
|---|---|
| Model | 991L Series |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
Specifies the intended agricultural applications for the machine.
Diagram illustrating the front view of the machine with numbered parts.
Lists the machine's physical dimensions, weight, and technical specifications.
Details the tractor requirements for attaching the wrapper.
Lists specific operational parameters like film layers and bale size.
Explains safety symbols (Warning, Caution, Information, Environmental).
Emphasizes reading safety instructions and maintaining decals.
Covers storage, clothing, emergencies, moving parts, and fire safety.
Covers safety devices, danger zones, and pre-assembly precautions.
Safety checks before, during operation, and for road travel.
Warnings related to electronic components and interference.
Critical safety information for hydraulic systems.
Information on noise levels and measures to prevent fires.
Shows locations of safety decals on the machine.
Explains the meaning of various safety decals.
Further explanations of safety decals and their meanings.
Continues explaining safety decals and their meanings.
Instructions for safely lifting and moving the machine.
Details the tractor specifications needed to operate the wrapper.
Guide to configuring the tractor's hydraulic spool valve for the wrapper.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the wrapper to the tractor.
How to connect the electronic control box to the tractor's power.
Guidelines for bale shape, density, and quality for wrapping.
Importance of film quality and recommended layers for wrapping.
Advice on protecting the plastic film roll from damage.
Explains the functions of the manual spool valve levers.
Overview of the Bale Wrap Computer interface and buttons.
Steps to select the correct wrapping program for the machine.
Explains the display for current and target number of wraps.
How to program the overspeed alarm limit.
Managing and displaying bale totals by store designation.
How to display and reset the part total count.
Displaying the non-resettable grand total count.
Shows the rate of bales wrapped per hour.
Displays instantaneous RPM and overspeed alarm settings.
Procedure for performing a total reset of the instrument.
Overview of the electronic control box for LBER/TBER models.
Detailed list of functions for each button on the control box.
Lists available wrapping programs and their descriptions.
Navigating the setup menu for the electronic control box.
Explains the different working display screens and their information.
Managing bale counters (selecting, resetting, viewing totals).
Monitoring the control box voltage and troubleshooting low voltage.
How to change the target number of film wraps for bales.
Accessing and navigating the Operator Setup Menu.
Crucial step to select the correct wrapping sequence for the machine.
Setting up the film sensor and adjusting display contrast.
Selecting between Infrared (IR) and Radio Frequency (RF) remote types.
How to use the Infrared remote control system.
How to learn and use the Radio Frequency remote control.
Enabling continuous cycle and configuring automatic bale loading.
Access to advanced settings for McHale engineers only.
Steps to prepare the machine for the wrapping process.
Step-by-step guide to loading plastic film rolls.
Recommended method for static wrapping using remote control.
Detailed steps for static wrapping using manual or remote controls.
Essential checks and procedures before road travel.
How to adjust the drawbar height for different tractors.
Adjusting the dispenser height for optimal film application.
Instructions for installing the 500 mm film conversion kit.
Adjusting table rollers for different bale diameters.
Adjusting the magnet for correct table stopping position.
Adjusting the table stop position magnet for accuracy.
Adjusting the magnet for correct table starting position.
Re-setting the half tip magnet for cut and hold operation.
Procedure for replacing a shearbolt on the table drive roller.
Replacing roll pins in the gearbox cross shaft.
Adjusting the hydraulic accumulator pressure for cut & hold.
General guide for adjusting drive chains.
Procedure for adjusting the table roller drive chain.
Details of the kit for using 500 mm wide plastic film.
Description of the remote control kit for static wrapping.
Lists dispenser gear options for different film stretch percentages.
Details the recommended maintenance schedule and tasks.
Annual tasks, hydraulic hose replacement, and safety warnings.
Diagrams illustrating daily, weekly, and yearly greasing points.
Table of recommended torque values for fasteners.
Procedures for cleaning and storing the machine at the end of the season.
Steps for preparing the machine at the beginning of the season.
Introduction to common problems and their solutions.
Troubleshooting common problems related to table, film, and cut/hold.
Troubleshooting issues with control box, hydraulics, and remote control.
Troubleshooting issues with the control valve, like leaks.
Information about the machine's EC conformity declaration.
Overview of the limited warranty conditions for the machine.
The official declaration certifying machine compliance.
The form used for inspecting and commissioning new machines.
Details of McHale's limited warranty terms and conditions.
Outlines importer responsibilities, warranty observance, and limits.
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