Why is the chamber losing pressure in my McHale Farm Equipment?
If your McHale Farm Equipment's chamber is losing pressure, it could be due to an oil leak. Locate the leak and resolve it. Alternatively, the relief valve might be loose or there could be a restriction in the relief, in which case you should contact a dealer.
What to do if baler won’t take crop in McHale Farm Equipment?
If your McHale Farm Equipment isn't taking crop in, even when the bale chamber isn't full, it could be due to the drop floor being down, which can cause problems with bale rotation. Reset the floor to the working position.
Why is McHale Farm Equipment not using grease?
If your McHale Farm Equipment is not using grease, it could be air-locked. Bleed the cartridge by unscrewing it 2-3 turns. If this doesn't resolve the issue, there may be a blockage in the system, and you should contact a dealer.
General| Brand | McHale |
|---|---|
| Model | Fusion 3 |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
Defines the intended agricultural applications and limitations of the machine.
Illustrates the front of the machine with numbered components and their functions.
Shows the rear of the machine with numbered components and their functions.
Lists key physical dimensions, weight, speed, and brake system specifications.
Details required tractor connections like drawbar, PTO speed, lighting, and hydraulics.
Provides specifications for bale chamber, net tying, plastic film, and dispenser.
Lists tyre types and their recommended pressures.
Explains safety symbols and the importance of paying attention to warnings.
Emphasizes reading instructions, understanding decals, and ensuring their presence.
Advises on secure storage of attachments to prevent falling hazards.
Recommends appropriate clothing, hearing protection, and avoiding distractions.
Stresses the need for readily available emergency equipment and phone numbers.
Warns against entanglement with moving parts and emphasizes safety precautions.
Provides critical safety instructions for operating the machine safely.
Offers a guideline procedure for dealing with fires involving the machine.
Covers essential safety principles, safety devices, and the 'Danger Zone'.
Addresses potential influences from electromagnetic transmissions and cable integrity.
Covers maximum pressure, working on pressurized systems, and hose maintenance.
Discusses noise regulations and recommendations for operating the machine.
Lists precautions to prevent fires, such as keeping the machine clean and avoiding open flames.
Details on cover operation, bale chamber procedures, and knife handling.
Shows diagrams indicating the placement of safety decals on the machine.
Explains the meaning of various safety decals and their associated part numbers.
Explains the meaning of each item listed on the machine's serial number plate.
Provides essential safety instructions and requirements for lifting the machine.
Specifies the recommended tractor size, hydraulic system, and required connections.
Guides on the proper placement and connection of the electronic control box.
Explains how to attach the machine to the tractor's drawbar correctly.
Details the procedure for connecting the 'break-away' brake rope for safety.
Provides instructions for connecting the PTO shaft at the correct speed.
Covers the connection of the tractor's 7-pin lighting socket.
Explains the importance of correct hydraulic setup to prevent damage.
Helps identify the tractor's hydraulic system type (Open Centre, Closed Centre, Load-Sensing).
Details the procedure for setting up the hydraulic spool valves for different systems.
Guides on connecting hydraulic hoses and electrical connections to the tractor.
Explains how to connect the control box to the tractor's power supply.
Specifies the quality and characteristics of net rolls recommended for the machine.
Advises on protecting net rolls from damage and moisture.
Outlines cleaning procedures for the net wrapping system rollers.
Details the steps for changing or fitting a net roll and operating the system.
Explains how to adjust the net cutter for optimal bale wrapping.
Describes how to adjust the net tension bar for proper net application.
Provides detailed instructions for safely removing and installing chopper unit knives.
Explains the function and maintenance of the automatic greasing and oiling system.
Details the procedure for draining and refilling the gearbox oil.
Lists the recommended tyre pressures for different tyre types.
Explains the use of wheel chocks for securing the baler when detached.
Guides on the correct usage of drawbar and PTO shaft stands.
Provides instructions for adjusting the drawbar to ensure the machine is level.
Covers PTO shaft length adjustment, angles, and lubrication intervals.
Details the functions of each button and display element on the control box.
Explains the working display, manual/automatic modes, and screen options.
Outlines the hierarchical structure of the control box menus and sub-menus.
Lists common warning messages and the steps to resolve them.
Provides a procedure for testing the machine's cycle without baling material.
Step-by-step guide for loading plastic film rolls into the dispensers.
Specifies requirements for plastic film and how to determine wrap rotations.
Describes the automatic wrapping process, including bale transfer and film cutting.
Explains how dispenser rollers are set for film stretching.
Details the operation and maintenance of the film cut and hold mechanism.
Lists essential pre-travel checks and safety considerations for public roads.
Covers procedures for securing the machine during road transport.
Provides specific warnings and limitations for transporting with a side tip attachment.
Explains the function and connection of the 'break-away' brake system.
Recommends an initial break-in period for the machine after new use.
Emphasizes the importance of correct swath width and preparation for bale formation.
Details how to adjust the pick-up reel height for optimal ground following.
Explains how to adjust the crop guard plate for even material flow.
Describes the procedure for clearing blockages in the feeding channel.
Discusses the knife chopping system and recommendations for dry material.
Explains how to select the number of knives for the chopping system.
Describes the function of the bale density gauge and its readings.
Guides on setting the chamber pre-charge pressure for different crop conditions.
Explains the use and function of the chamber door lock mechanism.
Details on storing spare film rolls and the safety of door latches.
Instructions for adjusting the pick-up float springs for ground contour following.
Provides a general guide for adjusting various drive chains on the machine.
Describes available drawbar hitch options (low and high).
Details the different types of drawbar stands available for the machine.
Explains the hydraulic and air brake systems available for the machine.
Lists available tyre options and their corresponding part numbers.
Describes the purpose and benefits of the side tip option for bale handling.
Explains the system allowing selection of 0, 11, 12, or 23 knives.
Describes the function of the crop roller in aiding crop transfer.
Lists available gear options for dispensers to adjust film stretching.
Details the side tip attachment, its operation, safety, and road transport.
Outlines recommended maintenance tasks and their frequency (hours, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly).
Provides comprehensive instructions for preparing the machine for storage at the end of the season.
Lists essential checks and procedures for preparing the machine for use at the start of the season.
Introduces the troubleshooting section and explains its purpose.
Identifies symptoms, reasons, and solutions for high power usage during chopping.
Addresses issues with the pick-up slip clutch engaging or causing tine damage.
Lists common reasons and solutions for the PTO slip clutch disengaging.
Explains causes and remedies for knives not staying in the 'up' position.
Covers issues related to low or dropping knife pressure and their causes.
Identifies reasons for excessive knife pressure and potential damage.
Discusses causes of chamber pressure loss, such as oil leaks.
Addresses problems with bale rotation or crop intake into the chamber.
Provides solutions for poor bale quality or incorrect density.
Details troubleshooting steps for the net cutting mechanism.
Explains issues with the chopper knives not activating or deactivating.
Covers problems related to the net cutting mechanism not functioning properly.
Addresses issues with the drop floor movement while the pick-up is operational.
Troubleshoots problems with the automatic greasing system.
Refers to the document certifying the machine's compliance with EC directives.
Explains the Pre-Delivery Inspection form and its importance.
Recommends using the PDI form for used machine sales and familiarizing new owners.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the limited warranty for the machine.
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