Pottinger IMPRESS 3190 VC PRO Operating instructions

8333.en-US.80X.0

Original operating instructions

Round baler

IMPRESS 3190 VC PRO

8333

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deviations between the product and this publication. Therefore, no claims can be derived

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Dear customer,

Quality is value that pays for itself. Therefore, we apply the highest quality standards to our

products, which are continuously monitored by our in-house quality management and by our

management. Because safety, flawless function, the highest quality and absolute reliability of

our machines in operation are our core competencies for which we stand.

These operating instructions are intended to facilitate getting to know your machine, and pro-

vide you with clear information on safe and proper handling, care and maintenance. There-

fore, please take some time to read the instructions.

These operating instructions are part of the machine. They must be kept in a suitable loca-

tion during the entire service life of the machine and must be accessible to personnel at all

times. Instructions on the basis of existing national regulations on accident prevention, traffic

regulations and environmental protection must be added.

All personnel charged with the operation, maintenance or transport of the machine must

have read and understood these instructions, in particular the safety instructions, before

starting work. Failure to follow these instructions will void the warranty.

If you have any questions regarding the contents of these operating instructions or any other

questions about this machine, please contact your PÖTTINGER service partner.

Timely and conscientious care and maintenance according the established maintenance in-

tervals will ensure operational and traffic safety as well as the reliability of your machine.

Only use original spare parts or spare parts and accessories approved by PÖTTINGER

Landtechnik GmbH. Only the original spare parts approved by us have been tested by us

and thus fulfill the suitable prerequisites for use in your machine. If unapproved parts are

used, the warranty claim will be lost. Even after the warranty period has expired, we recom-

mend using original spare parts to ensure the continuous performance of the machine.

The product liability law obligates the manufacturer as well as the dealer to hand over in-

structions when selling machines and to train the customer on the machine by referring to the

safety, operating and maintenance instructions. A confirmation in the form of a delivery dec-

laration is required to prove that the machine and the instructions have been handed over

properly. The delivery declaration is filled out electronically by the dealer.

According to product liability law, every self-employed person and farmer is an entrepreneur.

Entrepreneurial property damage is therefore excluded from liability by PÖTTINGER accord-

ing to product liability law. Property damage within the meaning of product liability law is

damage caused by a machine, but not to it.

The operating instructions are part of the machine, therefore hand them over to the new own-

er when passing on the machine. Train the new owner, and refer the owner to the aforemen-

tioned instructions.

Your PÖTTINGER service team wishes you much success.

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Presentation conventions

This section contains explanations for a better understanding of the figures, safety instruc-

tions, warnings and textual descriptions used in these operating instructions.

Safety instructions / warnings

Safety instructions of a general nature are always at the beginning of a section. They warn of

dangers that may arise during operation of the machine or during preparations for work on

the machine. Warnings warn of dangers that may arise immediately during a procedure or

work step on the machine. Warnings are listed together with the respective procedures /

work steps in the instructional text.

Safety instructions and warnings are presented as follows:

DANGER

If the instructions in a text section marked in this way are not followed, there is a risk

of fatal or life-threatening injury.

► Make sure to follow all instructions in such text sections!

WARNING

If the instructions in a text section marked in this way are not followed, there is a risk

of serious injury.

► Make sure to follow all instructions in such text sections!

CAUTION

If the instructions in a text section marked in this way are not followed, there is a risk

of injury.

► Make sure to follow all instructions in such text sections!

NOTICE

If the instructions in a text section marked in this way are not followed, there is a risk

of property damage.

► Make sure to follow all instructions in such text sections!

TIP

Text sections marked in this way contain recommendations and tips for handling the ma-

chine.

ENVIRONMENT

Text sections marked in this way contain information on the topic of environmental protec-

tion.

Directional information

Directional information (such as left, right, front, rear) is given based on the normal “working

direction of travel” of the machine.

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Orientation information for a figure of a machine detail, refers to this figure itself and is only

understood as relative to the direction of travel occasionally. The meaning of the orientation

information (if required), is clear from the accompanying text itself.

Designations

In these operating instructions, the existing interchangeable equipment for agricultural vehi-

cles (according to European Directive 2006/42/EC) is referred to as the machine.

Vehicles intended for driving the existing machine are referred to as tractors.

Equipment designated as optional is only offered on certain machine versions or only in cer-

tain countries.

Personal protective equipment includes safety goggles, work gloves, safety shoes, close-

fitting long work clothes, hairnet for long hair, hearing protection, and suitable equipment to

protect against seed treatment dusts (such as dust masks, etc.). The complete selection of

suitable personal protective equipment for the respective purpose remains the responsibility

of the machine operator.

Cross-references

Cross-references to another place in the operating instructions or another document are in

the text, with specification of the chapter and subchapter or section. The name of the sub-

chapter or section is in quotation marks. (Example: Check all screws on the machine for

tightness. See “Tightening torques” on page xxx.) The subchapter or section can also be

found in the document via an entry in the table of contents.

Action steps

An arrow or sequential numbering indicates action steps that should be performed.

A black-bordered indented arrow or sequential indented numbering indicates intermedi-

ate results or intermediate steps that should be performed.

Figures

Figures may differ in detail from your machine and are to be understood as a schematic dia-

gram/symbolic illustration.

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Product delivery instructions

Please check the points listed according to the product liability obligation.

Please mark with a cross where applicable.

Machine checked according to delivery note. All enclosed parts removed; all safety

equipment, cardan shaft and operating equipment present.

Operation, commissioning and maintenance of the machine or device discussed

and clarified with the customer based on the operating instructions.

Tires checked for correct air pressure.

Wheel nuts checked for tight fit.

Correct PTO shaft speed and direction of rotation pointed out.

Adjustment to the tractor performed; three-point adjustment, drawbar height, hand-

brake lever attachment in the tractor cab, forced steering linkage adjusted, compati-

bility of all required electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic plug connections to the trac-

tor checked and established.

Cardan shaft correctly cut to length.

Test run of all machine functions as well as parking brake and service brake per-

formed and no defects found.

Function explanation during test run.

Swinging into transport and working position explained.

Information about desired or additional equipment given.

Information on required reading of the operating instructions given.

A confirmation is required to prove that the machine and the operating instructions have

been handed over properly. For this purpose, you have received a confirmation email from

PÖTTINGER. If you have not received this email, please contact your local dealer. Your

dealer can fill out the delivery declaration online.

Austria

PÖTTINGER Landtechnik GmbH

Industriegelände 1

4710 Grieskirchen

Phone+43 7248 600-0

Fax+43 7248 600-2513

[email protected]

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Change index

Date Index Reason for change Changed chapter

4/02/2021 8331.DE.80U

.1

Requirement by USA sales

USA/CANADA - SUPPLEMENT

to the operating instructions is

added.

See "Supplement to the

USA / CANADA operating

instructions" on page 318.

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Screw tightening torques factory standard

Screw tightening torques................................................................................................... 16

Design and function

Functional elements.......................................................................................................... 17

Included accessories......................................................................................................... 20

Retrofit program................................................................................................................ 20

At a glance

Labeling............................................................................................................................. 21

Type plate.................................................................................................................... 21

Description

Declaration of conformity.................................................................................................. 22

Intended use..................................................................................................................... 23

Technical data

Dimensions....................................................................................................................... 24

Attachment........................................................................................................................ 24

Weights............................................................................................................................. 25

Power requirement............................................................................................................ 25

Compressed material processing...................................................................................... 25

Binding media................................................................................................................... 26

Drive.................................................................................................................................. 26

Baffle plate with roller hold-down device........................................................................... 27

Pick-up.............................................................................................................................. 27

Rotor................................................................................................................................. 27

Cutting unit........................................................................................................................ 28

Bale chamber.................................................................................................................... 28

Binding device................................................................................................................... 28

Tailgate............................................................................................................................. 28

Lubrication systems.......................................................................................................... 29

Hydraulic system............................................................................................................... 30

Electrical system............................................................................................................... 30

Terminals.......................................................................................................................... 31

Chassis and tires............................................................................................................... 31

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Safety and environment

Safety instructions............................................................................................................. 33

Qualification of the personnel............................................................................................ 33

Performing maintenance work.......................................................................................... 33

Organizational measures.................................................................................................. 33

Ensuring operational safety............................................................................................... 34

Special dangers................................................................................................................ 35

Protective devices of the machine.................................................................................... 36

Protective devices of the cardan shaft.............................................................................. 37

Warning signs................................................................................................................... 38

Traffic safety equipment.................................................................................................... 51

Handling hazardous substances....................................................................................... 53

Disposal of the machine.................................................................................................... 54

Control terminal operation

POWER CONTROL 3.0 terminal...................................................................................... 55

Input keypad................................................................................................................ 55

EXPERT 75 terminal overview.......................................................................................... 56

Input keypad................................................................................................................ 57

CCI 1200 terminal overview.............................................................................................. 59

ISOBUS operation

Input masks....................................................................................................................... 60

Selection masks................................................................................................................ 62

START menu.................................................................................................................... 63

WORK menu (operating mode)......................................................................................... 65

Setting the bale diameter............................................................................................. 79

Setting the pressing pressure...................................................................................... 79

Setting the number of layers of the binding................................................................. 80

Setting the binding operating mode............................................................................. 80

Terrain mode............................................................................................................... 80

Setting the operating mode of the wrapper................................................................. 81

Setting the deposit operating mode............................................................................. 82

Deposit position (optional with bale tipper).................................................................. 83

Lowering and raising the pick-up................................................................................. 84

Knife functions............................................................................................................. 84

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Swinging the inlet plate in and out............................................................................... 86

Starting the binding process........................................................................................ 87

Stopping the binding device and bringing it into the basic position............................. 87

Opening and closing the tailgate................................................................................. 88

Lowering and raising the drawbar............................................................................... 88

Starting the wrapper after an interruption.................................................................... 89

SET menu (setting options)............................................................................................... 89

SET menu 1.1 - setting options................................................................................... 89

Set menu 1.2 - knife groups........................................................................................ 93

SET menu - 2.1 - setting options for pressing pressure, soft core and compressed

material library............................................................................................................. 95

SET menu 3.1 - setting options for the automatic grease lubrication.......................... 98

SET menu 4.1 setting options for the wrapper............................................................ 100

SET menu 4.2 - setting options for the wrapper.......................................................... 103

Service menu.................................................................................................................... 105

TEST menu....................................................................................................................... 106

Test menu 1.1.1 - press............................................................................................... 106

Test menu 1.1.2 - binding unit..................................................................................... 109

Test menu 1.2 - on-board voltage............................................................................... 110

Test menu 2.1 - wrapper............................................................................................. 111

Test menu 2.2 - wrapper............................................................................................. 112

Test menu 2.3 - wrapper............................................................................................. 114

DATA menu....................................................................................................................... 115

Data menu - overview.................................................................................................. 115

Data menu (order display)........................................................................................... 116

Configuration menu........................................................................................................... 118

Configuration menu 1.................................................................................................. 118

Configuration menu 2.1............................................................................................... 124

CONFIG 2.2.1 screen - direction of travel correction.................................................. 126

CONFIG 2.2.2 screen - Active Pressure Control (only F machines)........................... 127

CONFIG 3 screen........................................................................................................ 129

CONFIG 3.1 screen.......................................................................................................... 130

Config 4 wrapper settings screen................................................................................ 132

Config 5 screen........................................................................................................... 134

Config 6 screen........................................................................................................... 135

Expert parameters menu................................................................................................... 136

CCI terminal alarm messages........................................................................................... 139

List of alarm messages..................................................................................................... 140

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Terminal for rear operation

Rear operation.................................................................................................................. 147

Commissioning

Adjusting the hydraulic system.......................................................................................... 149

IMPRESS PRO............................................................................................................ 149

Determining the tractor ballasting..................................................................................... 149

Locking and unlocking the tailgate.................................................................................... 149

Setting the attachment...................................................................................................... 150

Hydraulic drawbar............................................................................................................. 155

Commissioning a cardan shaft.......................................................................................... 157

Checking the oil level and lubrication................................................................................ 160

Checking the chain pretension.......................................................................................... 161

Filling the automatic oil lubrication.................................................................................... 162

Setting the automatic oil lubrication.................................................................................. 163

Ventilating the automatic oil lubrication pressure lines..................................................... 164

Filling the automatic grease lubrication............................................................................. 164

Checking the PTO drive.................................................................................................... 166

Checking the binding device switching distance............................................................... 166

Checking the belt alignment.............................................................................................. 167

Opening and closing the protective covers....................................................................... 167

Swinging the fixed ladders out and in............................................................................... 168

Settings and conversion

Disassembling and assembling the pick-up jockey wheels............................................... 170

Setting the pick-up jockey wheel height............................................................................ 171

Setting the pick-up functions............................................................................................. 172

Setting the baffle plate...................................................................................................... 173

Operating the cutting unit.................................................................................................. 174

Changing the roll of the binding medium........................................................................... 180

Using a binding roll magazine........................................................................................... 186

Using the roll supply.......................................................................................................... 186

Using the loading aid......................................................................................................... 187

Removing the wrapping film from the film magazine........................................................ 188

Inserting the wrapping film................................................................................................ 188

Height adjustment of the wrapper roller............................................................................ 190

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Setting the swinging speed of the pick-up......................................................................... 190

Setting the contact pressure on the brake roller............................................................... 191

Setting the knockdown force of the net knife.................................................................... 192

Setting the film / net width on the bale.............................................................................. 192

Tensioning the chain of the pigtail unit.............................................................................. 193

Connecting the feed additive............................................................................................. 194

Transport to the job site

Loading the machine......................................................................................................... 198

Coupling

Coupling the drawbar........................................................................................................ 200

Coupling the cardan shaft................................................................................................. 202

Connecting the hydraulic hoses........................................................................................ 203

Bringing the belt tensioner valve into tensioning position................................................. 205

Coupling the air brake system........................................................................................... 205

Connecting the two-wire brake system H2L...................................................................... 207

Removing the wheel chocks............................................................................................. 208

Releasing the parking brake............................................................................................. 209

Lifting the support leg into transport position.................................................................... 209

Connecting the electric cable............................................................................................ 211

Assembling the CCI 1200 terminal.................................................................................... 212

Assembling the EXPERT 75 ISOBUS terminal................................................................. 213

Assembling the Power Control terminal............................................................................ 214

Starting work

Preparing for and carrying out a transport journey............................................................ 215

Preparing for pressing work.............................................................................................. 216

Starting pressing work....................................................................................................... 219

Wrapping the bale............................................................................................................. 224

Ending pressing work........................................................................................................ 227

Disconnection

Lowering the support leg into park position....................................................................... 228

Applying the parking brake................................................................................................ 230

Inserting the wheel chocks................................................................................................ 231

Disconnecting the air brake system.................................................................................. 232

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Disconnecting the two-wire brake system (H2L)............................................................... 232

Removing the CCI 1200 terminal...................................................................................... 233

Removing the EXPERT 75 terminal.................................................................................. 234

Removing the POWER CONTROL terminal..................................................................... 235

Disconnecting the lighting cable........................................................................................ 235

Disconnecting the hydraulic hoses.................................................................................... 235

Disconnecting the cardan shaft......................................................................................... 237

Disconnecting the drawbar................................................................................................ 237

Decommissioning

Maintenance

Maintaining operational readiness.................................................................................... 241

General notes.................................................................................................................... 242

Cardan shaft...................................................................................................................... 243

Condition-based maintenance

Relaxing and tensioning the press belt............................................................................. 245

Setting the belt alignment.................................................................................................. 246

Releasing the hydraulic pressure...................................................................................... 249

Changing the hydraulic filter.............................................................................................. 252

Cleaning the machine....................................................................................................... 252

Checking / correcting the sensor setting........................................................................... 255

Tensioning the chain of the pigtail unit.............................................................................. 256

Predetermined maintenance

Before each season.......................................................................................................... 257

Checking the hydraulic hoses...................................................................................... 257

Changing the input gearbox oil.................................................................................... 257

Checking the brake lever travel................................................................................... 258

Checking the shear bolt............................................................................................... 259

Checking the lubrication line........................................................................................ 259

Checking the cardan shaft cam clutch......................................................................... 260

Daily before the start of driving......................................................................................... 260

Checking the tire pressure........................................................................................... 260

Checking the wheel fastenings.................................................................................... 260

Checking / replacing warning signs, warning triangles, warning foils.......................... 261

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Checking the light and brake system........................................................................... 262

Checking the wear of the brake pads.......................................................................... 262

2x annually........................................................................................................................ 263

Checking the chain wear............................................................................................. 263

Every 4 years.................................................................................................................... 264

Checking / refilling the hydraulic pressure accumulator.............................................. 264

Every 6 years.................................................................................................................... 265

Replacing the hydraulic hoses..................................................................................... 265

Lubrication schedule......................................................................................................... 265

Operating fluids

Operating fluid specification.............................................................................................. 269

Operating fluids and fill quantities..................................................................................... 269

What to do if ...

Eliminating a drive blockage............................................................................................. 270

Two-wire brake: Releasing the emergency brake (in the combination)............................ 271

Two-wire brake: Releasing the emergency brake (with uncoupled tractor)...................... 271

Failure of the control system - emergency operation........................................................ 272

Circuit diagrams

IMPRESS V cable harness............................................................................................... 277

IMPRESS FIXED CHAMBER cable harness.................................................................... 279

Cable and terminations..................................................................................................... 280

ISOBUS electrical circuit diagram - Outputs of valves and motors................................... 281

ISOBUS electrical circuit diagram - WRAPPER - Outputs of valves and motors.............. 291

Options.............................................................................................................................. 295

ISO job controller connections.......................................................................................... 305

ISOBUS plug............................................................................................................... 306

Terminal connections........................................................................................................ 306

CCI 1200 terminal........................................................................................................ 307

EXPERT 75 ISOBUS terminal..................................................................................... 308

POWER CONTROL terminal....................................................................................... 309

Color code table................................................................................................................ 309

Equipment table................................................................................................................ 309

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Hydraulic circuit diagrams

IMPRESS FC Pro hydraulic plan...................................................................................... 314

IMPRESS VC Pro hydraulic plan...................................................................................... 316

Supplement to the USA / CANADA operating instructions

USA / CANADA English warning signs............................................................................. 318

Safely towing loads........................................................................................................... 328

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Screw tightening torques

This factory standard applies to all metric screws for which no special tightening torque is

specified in the drawing/instructions. The respective strength class can be seen on the screw

head.

• The values specified are nominal values and apply to a head friction coefficient of

IJ=0.14 and a thread friction of IJ=0.125. Slight deviations of the clamping force due to

different friction coefficients may occur. The values listed must be observed with a toler-

ance of ± 10%.

• If the specified tightening torques are used and the friction coefficients used are present,

the screw material is stressed to 90% of the minimum yield strength according to DIN

ISO 898.

• If a special tightening torque is specified for a screw connection, all of these screw con-

nections must be tightened with a torque wrench and the specified tightening torque.

Metric thread Strength class 8.8 Strength class 10.9

Tightening torque Clamping force Tightening torque Clamping force

M 4 3,1 Nm 4000 N 4,4 Nm 5700 N

M 5 6,2 Nm 6600 N 8,7 Nm 9300 N

M 6 10,5 Nm 9300 N 15 Nm 13000 N

M 8 25 Nm 17000 N 36 Nm 24000 N

M 10 50 Nm 27000 N 70 Nm 38000 N

M 12 86 Nm 39500 N 121 Nm 56000 N

M 14 135 Nm 54000 N 195 Nm 76000 N

M 16 215 Nm 75000 N 300 Nm 105000 N

M 20 410 Nm 117000 N 580 Nm 164000 N

M 24 710 Nm 168000 N 1000 Nm 237000 N

M 30 1400 Nm 270000 N 2000 Nm 380000 N

M 8 x 1 27 Nm 18700 N 38 Nm 26500 N

M 10 x 1.25 53 Nm 29000 N 74 Nm 41000 N

M 12 x 1.25 95 Nm 44500 N 130 Nm 63000 N

M 14 x 1.5 150 Nm 60000 N 210 Nm 85000 N

M 16 x 1.5 230 Nm 81000 N 320 Nm 115000 N

M 20 x 1.5 460 Nm 134000 N 650 Nm 189000 N

M 24 x 2 780 Nm 188000 N 1090 Nm 265000 N

Screw tightening torques factory standard

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Functional elements

Name and function

Pos. Element Function

1 Universal draw-

bar

Drawbar height infinitely adjustable. For top attachment (cardan

shaft at the bottom), a drawbar eye coupling is used. For bottom

attachment (cardan shaft at the top), a ball coupling or drawbar

eye coupling is used.

2Support leg The infinitely adjustable support leg supports the machine in the

park position.

3 Gearbox Input gearbox from the tractor.

4 Baffle plate with

roller hold-down

device

The spring-mounted baffle plate can be adjusted to the swath

height to compact the compressed material along a rotating roller

hold-down device.

5 Pick-up The pick-up with 8-fold adjustable hover function and a pick-up

width of 80.7085 in. (MASTER models) or 90.551 in. (PRO mod-

els) collects the compressed material.

6 LIFTUP rotor The LIFTUP overhead rotor feeds the compressed material to

the cutting unit.

7 FLEXCUT cut-

ting unit and

TWINBLADE

knife

FLEXCUT cutting unit with up to 32 double-sided knives and

knife group switching. The cutting length can be adjusted by

swinging knife groups out or in.

8 Knife bank with

EASY MOVE

function

Cutting unit that can be swung out and in hydraulically, laterally

extendable on rollers.

9 Cutting floor Can be swung out and in hydraulically in the event of overfilling

of the conveying channel.

10 IMPRESS F:

Fixed bale cham-

ber with press

frame

The fixed bale chamber enables the production of round bales

with a diameter of 49.2125 in..

IMPRESS V:

Variable bale

chamber with

press belt

The variable bale chamber enables the production of round

bales with an infinitely adjustable diameter.

11 Binding device The bale located in the bale chamber is bound with the binding

device.

12 Tailgate Hydraulically operated tailgate for the bale ejection.

13 Bale ramp (op-

tion)

The optionally available bale ramp eliminates the need to back

up from the swath during the unloading process.

14 Ladder Foldable access ladders to the left and right of the drawbar for

safe access to the binding device.

15 Chassis Chassis with pneumatic brake and mechanical parking brake.

(Option) Chassis with hydraulic brake / emergency brake valve

and mechanical parking brake.

Design and function

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Pos. Element Function

16 Cleaning flap

(option)

With the help of the cleaning flap, dirt can be removed in the

area of the rotor. (Standard for PRO. Optional for MASTER devi-

ces)

Name and function (wrapper)

Pos. Element Function

19 Roller holder Height adjustable roller holder on the wrapper with pre-stretching

rollers

20 Safety bracket

of the wrap

arms

Protection against being caught by the wrapper. The wrapper drive

is switched off as soon as the safety bracket is actuated.

21 Backup roll

22 Wrapper table Hydraulically swiveling wrapper table for transfer, temporary storage

and unloading of the bale. Bales that are not to be wound can be

unloaded without a winding process with three, hydraulically driven

belts for horizontal rotation of the bale during the winding process.

23 Cut-off lever Hydraulically swiveling cutting lever for fixing and cutting off the si-

lage film.

Design and function

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Pos. Element Function

24 Wrap arms Hydraulically driven wrap arms with film stretching device for wrap-

ping the bale with silage film.

25 Emergency

stop switch

Switch for quickly switching off all hydraulic functions in dangerous

situations.

After actuating the emergency stop switch, the PTO drive and hy-

draulic drive of the tractor continue to run. These must be switched

off on the tractor control system to correct the hazardous situation.

26 Pre-stretching

rollers

These rollers generate a certain pretension on the winding medium

so that the winding can take place without errors.

27 Film maga-

zine

The hydraulically swiveling film magazine, so the storage area for

the winding medium, is located under the rear side guard.

28 Tailgate The tailgate closes up the rear of the bale chamber and opens as

soon as a bale is completely wound.

29 Transfer unit The transfer unit consists of a bale slide and the transfer lifter.

Bale slide: Hydraulically driven longitudinal slide to transport the

bound bale out of the bale chamber.

Transfer lifter: Hydraulically driven lifting device to transfer the bale

to the wrapper table.

Design and function

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Terminal

Machine operation takes place via the terminal. It displays the current machine status and

provides both acoustic and visual warnings in the event of a fault.

Depending on the configuration, the round baler is equipped with a SELECT CONTROL ter-

minal (1), a POWER CONTROL terminal (2) or an EXPERT 75 terminal (3) or CCI 1200 ter-

minal (4) (option).

Operation via the tractor terminal is possible using ISOBUS.

Included accessories

• Operating instructions

• Cutting unit lever for swinging the knife bank out and in.

• Side guard key for unlocking the side guard.

• Wheel chocks

• Chain wear gauge for checking the chain wear

• 0.51181 in., 0.66929 in. open-ended wrench or ring spanner

• 0.74803 in. ratchet wrench

Retrofit program

The retrofit program of PÖTTINGER Landtechnik GmbH offers a wide range of retrofit op-

tions. Your service dealer will be pleased to provide you with further information.

Design and function

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