fig. 9
fig.8
Attention! Securing the Knotter Trip
If needles are in bole chamber turn flywheel in fight direction unHI needle end
knotter geer is in resting position. Turn lolch 1 (fig. 9) upwards, slide it outwards
through the sial info position "Aus" end turn it down again.
Threading the Twine
Attention!Weit for standstill of baler before threading, secureknaller trip first as
describedabove.
fig.10
Observe fig. 10 closely when threading the
twine. Correctly threaded twine should not
touch end run freely.
Setting the Twine Tensioner
For fight adju'Stmentof twine tensioner check
distanceU on page 16.
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Tripping the Knotter Mechanism
Disengage trip (fig. 9). Turn metering wheel 2
by hand in direction of arrow until control
rod 3 trips.
Bringing Twine info Knotter
Turn flywheel in direction of arrow (fig. 11)
until needles have risen end returned end have
threaded the twine info both twine retainers.
PulI loops off .both knotters, remove twine ends
from needle frame.
Bale Counter
To have a control of the number of boles
made, the bole counter has to be turned to
"zero" with the key supplied before storting
to bole (fig. 12).
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Bale Density
Loosen tension spring 6 (fig. 13) on both sides
of the bole chamber before storting to boJe:
Tighten them only gradually to desired bole
denstity when the boler is at werk.
Adjusting Pick-up Height
Set pick-up with rope 23 (fig. 14) so thai fines
have a ground clearance of approx. 2 cm. Tie
the control rope to the tractor leaving a little
slack. A light short pull reises the pick-up. To
lower it, first give one strang pull, then a
second light end brief one.
The hydraulic pick-up lifting device (extra equip-
meßt) is operated through the tractor hydraul,ic
system (single acti,ng control valve is necessary).
Connect hydraulic coupling (ba'ler side) to the
hydraul,ic connecting of tractor, open block
valve. Adjustment of pick-up is now made
through tractor hydraulic control valve.
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fig. 12
fig. 13
fig.14
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