Morris PROAG 16K PLUS - Stacking Bales; Tightening the Stack

Operation
5-20 October 2019 16K PLUS
Lining up the center of the tractor with the edge of the stack
Stacking Bales
Note: The bales should be stacked on level ground.
When stacking on a slight incline, stack with
the tractor facing uphill. Stacking downhill or
on a slight side incline will make it difcult
to build good stacks.
• For better visibility while building stacks, offset the
hitch until the center of the tractor is inline with the
edge of the stacker.
• When backing up to the stack, minor adjustments
using the hitch control will help guide the stacker
back more precisely.
• Raise the bed so it is almost vertical, but the weight
of the bales is still clearly against the bed. (Between
70 and 80 degrees)
• Back up until the corner of the bottom bale on the
Bale Runner comes into contact with the back stop.
• Continue to raise the bed and back up until the load
is vertical.
Important: It is critical that the rst load into the
stack is vertical. To avoid the stack
tipping over, DO NOT ALLOW THE BED
TO GO PAST VERTICAL ON THE FIRST
LOAD.
• Release the alignment arms from the stack.
• Extend pushoff while slowly moving stacker forward.
• Lower the bed after the forks are out from under the
stack.
Tightening the Stack
If the stack is not tight enough after the bed has been
raised all the way up:
• Pull the stacker ahead about three feet
• Back the stacker into the load to push the bales tight.
CAUTION: Avoid overhead wires
to prevent serious injury or death.
Electrocution can occur without direct
contact.
CAUTION: Keep bystanders at least
twenty-five feet away from an operating
machine or stacked hay.