Krone Big Pack 127 / MultiCut Operating instructions

Brand: Krone

Model: Big Pack 127 / MultiCut

Type: Operating instructions

This manual is also suitable for

Big Pack 88 / MultiCut

Big Pack 127 / MultiCut

(from machine no. 490 000)

Operating Manual No. 596-1 GB

Big Baler

declare under our sole responsibility, that the product

to which this declaration relates corresponds to the relevant basic safety and health

requirements of the Directive 89/392 (EEC) and to the requirements of the other relevant

Directives:

Heinrich-Krone-Str. 10, D-48480 Spelle

Maschinenfabrik Bernard Krone GmbH

Spelle, 01.11.2001

(Siegfried Wickert, Board of Directors)

(ppa. Dr. Josef Horstmann, Manager of the engineering and design dep.)

(Ralf Pöppelmeyer, Quality assessment manager)

EC Declaration of Conformity

according to Directive 89/392/EEC

Dear customer,

Here are the operating instructions for the KRONE product you

purchased.

These operating instructions contain important information for the

proper use and safe operation of the machine.

If these operating instructions have for any reason become

completely or partially redundant, you can obtain replacement

operating instructions for your machine with the specification

numbers listed overleaf.

Krone-Big Baler

Models:

Big Pack 88 / MultiCut; Big Pack 127 / MultiCut

Big Pack 128 / MultiCut

List of contents

List of Contents

1 General

1.1 Designated Purpose ........................................................................................................... I - 1

1.2 Technical Data .................................................................................................................... I - 1

2 Saftey

2.1 Identifying Safety Instructions in the Operating Manual .................................................... II - 1

2.2 Safety Instructions and Accident Prevention Regulations ................................................. II - 1

2.3 Introduction ........................................................................................................................ II - 6

2.4 Overview of the Big Pack Baler with Individual Axle (Left Side) ........................................ II - 8

2.5 Overview of Big Pack Baler with Tandem Axle (Right Side) .............................................. II - 9

2.6 The BIG PACK Baler Working Method .............................................................................. II-10

3 Preparing the Big Pack Baler

3.1 Special Notes on Safety ................................................................................................... III - 1

3.2 Adjusting the Height of the Swinging Drawbar ................................................................. III - 1

3.3 Adapting the Main PTO Shaft ........................................................................................... III - 2

3.4 Putting the Big Pack Baler into Operation ........................................................................ III - 4

4 Comfort Controls

4.1 Special Notes on Safety ................................................................................................... IV - 1

4.2 General Description .......................................................................................................... IV - 1

4.3 Comfort Control Functions ................................................................................................ IV - 3

4.3.1 Adjusting the Bale Density ................................................................................................ IV - 3

4.3.2 Open Bale Channel .......................................................................................................... IV - 6

4.3.3 Bale Counter..................................................................................................................... IV - 6

4.3.4 Information........................................................................................................................ IV - 7

4.3.5 Alarm Messages ............................................................................................................... IV - 7

4.3.6 Blade Check on the Cutting Mechanism (Special Equipment) ......................................... IV - 8

4.3.7 Checking Sensors............................................................................................................. IV - 8

4.3.8 Language Setting ..............................................................................................................IV-11

4.4 Checking the Valves ......................................................................................................... IV-12

5 Working with the Big Pack Baler

5.1 Special Notes on Safety .................................................................................................... V - 1

5.2 Basic Setup for the Big Pack Baler .................................................................................... V - 1

5.3 Adjusting the Length of the Big Packs ............................................................................... V - 4

5.4 Twine ................................................................................................................................. V - 4

5.5 Emptying the Bale Channel ............................................................................................... V - 9

6 Settings

6.1 Special Notes on Safety ................................................................................................. VI - 1

6.2 Adjusting the Needles ..................................................................................................... VI -1

6.3 Twine Bar ........................................................................................................................ VI - 3

6.4 Baling Ram Setting ......................................................................................................... VI - 5

6.5 Guide Rail Cleaning ........................................................................................................ VI - 5

6.6 Setting the Rake Relative to the Baling Ram.................................................................. VI - 6

6.7 Adjusting the Sensors ..................................................................................................... VI -6

6.8 Adjusting the Flywheel Cleaning Mechanism ................................................................. VI - 7

6.9 Adjusting the Twine Brake .............................................................................................. VI - 8

List of contents

6.10 Basic adjustment of the flywheel brake .......................................................................... VI - 9

6.11 Installing the flywheel brake............................................................................................ VI - 10

7 Care and Maintenance

7.1 Special Notes on Safety ................................................................................................. VII -1

7.2 General ........................................................................................................................... VII - 1

7.3 Cleaning ......................................................................................................................... VII - 2

7.4 Tyres ............................................................................................................................... VII - 2

7.5 Opening the Front Guard Plate ...................................................................................... VII - 2

7.6 Hydraulics ....................................................................................................................... VII - 3

7.7 Changing and Checking the Oil in the Gearboxes.......................................................... VII - 4

7.8 Compressed Air Unit ....................................................................................................... VII - 7

7.9 Replacing the Guide Rollers on the Rakes ..................................................................... VII - 8

7.10 Electrical Circuit Diagram ............................................................................................... VII - 9

8 Lubrication

8.1 Special Notes on Safety ................................................................................................. VIII -1

8.2 General ........................................................................................................................... VIII - 1

8.3 Lubrication ...................................................................................................................... VIII - 1

9 Knotter

9.1 Special Notes on Safety ................................................................................................. IX - 1

9.2 The Knotter Hook............................................................................................................ IX - 1

9.3 The Twine Mount ............................................................................................................ IX - 1

9.4 The Blade Lever ............................................................................................................. IX - 2

9.5 Knotting .......................................................................................................................... IX - 4

10 Over the Winter

10.1 Special Notes on Safety ................................................................................................. X - 1

10.2 General ........................................................................................................................... X - 1

11 Putting into Operation Again

11.1 Special Notes on Safety ................................................................................................. XI - 1

11.2 General ........................................................................................................................... XI - 1

11.3 The Overload Coupling on the Flywheel......................................................................... XI - 1

12 Special Equipment

12.1 Cutting Mechanism ......................................................................................................... XII - 1

12.2 Compressor .................................................................................................................... XII - 7

12.3 Swath Distributor ............................................................................................................ XII - 8

12.4 Hydraulic folding bale chute with rollers ......................................................................... XII- 11

12.5 Wide pick-up ................................................................................................................... XII- 13

13. Faults, their Causes and Elimination

13.1 Special Notes on Safety ................................................................................................. XIII- 1

13.2 Warning and Indicator Lamp........................................................................................... XIII- 1

13.3 Needle Yoke Does Not Go Up ........................................................................................ XIII- 1

13.4 Knotter Mechanism Does Not Work ............................................................................... XIII- 2

13.5 Rake Drum...................................................................................................................... XIII- 2

13.6 Failure of Electronic Control ........................................................................................... XIII- 3

13.7 Further Faults ................................................................................................................. XIII- 4

13.8 Finding Errors in the Central Lubrication System ........................................................... XIII- 8

13.9 Warning messages on the comfort control ..................................................................... XIII- 9

I - 1

General Information

1.2.4 Identification

The machine data are listed on the identification plate

(1). This is located on the right inner side of the

machine under the angle gear.

1.2.5 Data Required for

Inquiries and Orders

When making inquiries concerning the machine or

ordering replacement parts, be sure to provide type

designation, vehicle ID number and year of manu-

facture.

Genuine replacement parts and

accessories authorized by the

manufacturer help ensure safety.

Use of other parts may void liability

for damage which results.

The entire identification plate re-

presents a legal document and should

not be altered or rendered illegible!

Type

Year

Vehicle

ID no.

1 General Information

The operating manual contains basic instructions to be

observed when attaching, operating and doing

maintance work. Therefore it is imperative that the

operating personnel have access to and read this

operating manual before putting into operation and

using the implement.

Follow both the general safety instructions contained in

the section on safety and the specific safety

instructions contained in the other sections.

1.1 Designated Purpose

The big square balers Big Pack 88 / MultiCut, Big Pack

127 / MultiCut and Big Pack 128 / MultiCut are pick-up

balers mit dem "Variablen Füll-System". They produce

highly compressed and consistent big square bales

with a length from 1.0 to 2.5 m and 1.2 or 0.8 m width.

The big square balers are fitted as standard with a

tying unit and a two-part bale chute.

1.2 Technical Data

1.2.1 General Information

This operating manual is valid for the Big Baler Big

Pack 88 /MultiCut, Big Pack127 /MultiCut and Big

Pack 128 /MultiCut from machine-no. 490 000

1.2.2 Manufacturer's Address

Maschinenfabrik Bernard Krone GmbH

Heinrich-Krone-Straße 10

D-48480 Spelle (Germany)

Telephone: (49) 0 59 77/935-0

Fax: (49) 0 59 77/935-339

E-mail: [email protected]

1.2.3 Certification

Declaration of Conformity (requirements of the EC

Machine Directive 89/392/EEC; 3. amending directive

of 22.7.93 has been fulfilled.)

See reverse side of title page

Maschinenfabrik Bernard Krone GmbH

Heinrich-Krone-Str. 10 D-48480 Spelle

Made in

Germany

I - 2

General Information

1.2.6 Designated Use

The Big Baler Big Pack 88 / MultiCut; Big Pack 127 /

MultiCut and Big Pack 128 / MultiCut is designed for

standard agricultural use only (intended use).

Any use of the machine for other purposes is deemed

not to be in accordance with intended use. The

manufacturer bears no responsibility for any resulting

damage - such use is entirely at the operator's risk.

Operation in accordance with intended use also includes

observing the operating, maintenance and service

instructions specified by the manufacturer.

Permissible baling material:

Grass fodder such as hay, straw and silage.

The collection and baling of other

materials is permitted only with the

prior approval of the manufacturer.

Swath form unloading of the baling

material and automatic lifting by the

pick-up are considered basic

prerequisites in any case though.

1.2.7 General Technical Data

• Travelling on public roads is only permissible with

empty bale channel and with the bale chute folded in.

• On machines with wide pick-up (optional equipment)

the gauge wheels must be moved to transport

position and locked.

• Permissible top speed: 40 km/h (62 km/h).

• Follow the conditions contained in the operating

permit!

• Respect the maximum permissible load on the tractor

hitch as well as the maximum permissible tractive

effort.

• Switch off the comfort controls during road driving!

All information, illustrations and technical

specifications in this manual were up to date when

the manual went to press. We reserve the right to

make design modifications at any time without

notice or explanation.

I - 3

General Information

1.2.8 Technical Data

Big Pack 88 / MultiCut; Big Pack 127 / MultiCut; Big Pack 128 / MultiCut

I - 4

General Information

PTO Shaft Speed 1000 rpm

PTO Shaft Tractor-wide angle with free wheel

Machine-free wheel slip clutch

Hitching Trailer coupling;

Swinging drawbar

(permitted load min. 1200 kg; MultiCut = 1500 kg)

(height of swinging drawbar variable)

Caution! When making an adjustment the hexagonal

screws must be tightened up to:

see page 59 for torque moments

Support Support foot, retractable – variable height.

Pick up Drum Hydraulic lifting

Height adjustment via bar with holes on support wheel.

Tine carrier 5 piece

No. of tine 13 (16) double tines/tine carrier

Lateral Feed Right and left augers

Crop Feed Forced entry via feed rake drum

Feed rake drum with 5 conveyor feed rakes, 1 feeder rake

A cutting drum is connected in series with MultiCut.

Baling ram Stroke length 750 mm

50 / 38,5 ram strokes per minute

The baling ram moves on 4 guide rollers

5 / 7 blades on the ram

2 blades in the bale channel

Adjusting the baling pressure electronic-hydraulic regulation via an adjustable

pressure relief valve, adjustable from the tractor

Twine box both sides, 12 rolls of twine for each

Twine Synthetic fibre, 130–150 m/kg

In case of reaching end of roll and of broken twine Electric twine control with acoustic

yand optical signal.

Ejecting residual packs Standard Mechanism via a twin action control valve,

operated from the tractor.

Roller chute Double-acting control valve of the tractor operating valve

for chute and remaining bale ejector at the rear right of

the machine

Depositing packs Two part pack chute (must be folded up during

transport).

Holding brake Operation by crank located on the left hand rear side of

the baler

Brake Connections on the Tractor

Balers with compressed air actuated brake Dual line brake system required

Balers with hydraulically actuated brake Connection for hydraulic brake system required

Max. operating pressure 120 bar

I - 5

General Information

When using bio-oils, always change the oil at the specified intervals due to aging of the oils.

Quantity lit Designation/Brand Designation/Brand

up to the top Standard engine oil SAE 20

dipstick marking or 20 W 40

0,2 l

Oil Quantities and Designations for the compressor

on request

Oil Quantities and Designations for the On-Board Hydraulics

Quantity lit Designation/Brand Designation/Brand

Oil container on baler 10 Fuchs Renolin MR 46 MC

BP Energol SHF 46

Shell Tellus 46

Esso Univis N 46

Aral Vitan VS 46

Lubricant Quantities and Designations for the Gearboxes

Quantity lit Designation/Brand Designation/Brand

Main gearbox 15

Rake gearbox 2,5

Transfer gearbox Knoter/Raffer 0,8

Anglular gearbox up to the pick-up 0,8

Anglular gearbox down to the pick-up 0,15

Cutting system gearbox

for MultiCut top 2,75

Cutting system gearbox

for MultiCut bottom 3,85

Bio-Lubricants

SAE 90 or

Esso-Spartan EP 150

Shell Omala Öl 150

Fuchs - EP 85 W90

Castrol EPX 90

on request

Hydraulic Connections on the Tractor

Pick up lifting (yellow protective caps Single action control valve

Residual pack ejection Double action control valve

Blade controle MultiCut (blue protective caps) Single action control valve

Swath Distributor (yellow protective caps) Double action control valve

Electrical Connections on the Tractor

Baler lighting 7-pole socket

Constant current supply for the baler electrical control 3-pole socket

system (direct battery connection required)

I - 6

General Information

II - 1

Safety

2 Safety

2.1 Identifying Safety Instructions

in the Operating Manual

The safety instructions contained in this manual, which

could result in personal injury if not followed, are

identified by the general danger sign:

safety sign in accordance with DIN 4844 - W9

General function instructions are indicated as follows:

2.2 Safety Instructions and

Accident Prevention

Regulations

2.2.1 Personnel Qualification and

Training

The big baler must only be used, maintained and

repaired by personnel who are acquainted with the

machine and have been informed of the dangers

involved. The operator must precisely define the areas

of responsibility and competence and monitor the

personnel. Should personnel lack the required know-

ledge they must receive the required training and

instruction. The operator must also ensure that the

contents of this operating manual have been fully

understood by the personnel.

Repair work not described in this operating manual

should be completed by authorized service centers

only.

2.2.2Failure to Follow the Safety

Instructions

Failure to follow the safety instructions could result in

personal injury and environmental hazards as well as

damage to the machine. Failure to follow the safety

instructions could result in the forfeiture of any claims

for damages.

Failure to follow the safety instructions could, for

example, result in the following hazards:

– risk to persons by failure to secure the working

area

– breakdown of important machine functions

– failure of prescribed methods for repair and

maintenance

– risk to persons due to mechanical and chemical

effects

– damage to the environment due to leaking

hydraulic oil

2.2.3Working in a Safety Conscious

Manner

Follow the safety instructions included in this operating

manual, existing accident prevention rules and any

internal work, operating and safety rules set out by the

operator.

The safety and accident prevention regulations of the

responsible professional associations are binding.

Observe the safety instructions provided by the vehicle

manufacturer.

Instructions which are attached to the machine need to

be followed and kept fully legible.

II - 2

Safety

Observe the applicable traffic laws when using public

roads (for example, in Germany, the Road Traffic Type

Approval Law and Road Traffic Law).

2.2.4 Safety Instructions and Accident

Prevention Regulations

1. Please follow all generally applicable safety and

accident prevention regulations in addition to the

safety instructions contained in this manual!

2. The attached warning and safety signs provide

important information for safe operation. Pay

attention to these for your own safety!

3. When using public roads, make sure to observe

the applicable traffic regulations!

4. Make sure that you are familiar with all equipment

and controls as well as their functions before you

begin working with the machine. It is too late to

learn this when you are operating the machine!

5. The user should wear tight fitting clothes. Avoid

wearing loose or baggy clothing.

6. Keep the machine clean to prevent danger of fire!

7. Before starting or moving the machine, make

certain that nobody is in the vicinity of the

machine! (Watch for children!) Make sure that you

have a clear view!

8. Carrying passengers during operation and

transport on the working implement is not

permitted.

9. Attach implements correctly! Attach and secure

implements to specified devices only!

10. When attaching or removing implements, place

the supporting devices in the correct positions!

11. Use extreme caution when attaching or detaching

implements onto or from the tractor!

12. Always attach ballast weights properly to the fixing

points provided!

13. Observe permitted axle loads, gross weight and

transport dimensions!

14. Check and attach transport equipment such as

lighting, warning devices and any protective

equipment!

15. Actuating mechanisms (cables, chains, linkages

etc.) for remote controlled devices must be

positioned in such a way that no movements are

unintentionally triggered at any transport or

working positions.

16. Ensure that implements are in the prescribed

condition for on-road travel and lock them in place

according to the manufacturer's instructions!

17. Never leave the driver's seat when the vehicle is

moving!

18. Always drive at the correct speed for the pre-

vailing driving conditions! Avoid sudden changes

in direction when travelling uphill or downhill or

across a gradient!

19. Attached implements and ballast weights affect

the driving, steering and braking response of the

machine. Make sure that you are able to brake

and steer the machine as required!

20. Take into account the extension radius and/or

inertia of an implement when turning corners!

21. Start up implements only when all protective

devices have been attached and set in the

required position!

22. Keep clear of the working range of the machine at

all times!

23. Do not stand within the turning and slewing range

of the implement!

24. Never operate the hydraulic folding frames if

anyone is inside the slewing range!

25. Parts operated by external power (e.g. hydraulics)

can cause crushing and shearing injuries!

26. Before leaving the tractor, lower the implement

onto the ground, switch off the engine and remove

the ignition key!

27. No one should stand between the tractor and the

implement unless the vehicle has been secured

against rolling with the handbrake and/or wheel

chocks!

II - 3

Safety

2.2.5 Trailer Implements

1. Secure implements against rolling.

2. Observe the maximum supported load on the

trailer coupling, swing drawbar or hitch!

3. If a drawbar coupling is used, make certain that

there is enough play at the coupling point.

2.2.6 Power Take-Off Operation

1. Use only PTO shafts specified by the

manufacturer!

2. The guard tube and guard cone of the PTO and

the PTO guard must be attached and in good

working condition (on the implement side, too)!

3. Make sure that the required tube covers are in

place for PTO shafts in transport and working

position!

4. Before installing or removing PTO shafts,

disengage the PTO, switch off the engine and

remove the ignition key!

5. When using PTO shafts with an overload safety or

free-running coupling which are not shielded by

the guard on the tractor, mount the overload

safety or free-running coupling on the implement

side!

6. Always make sure that the PTO shaft is properly

installed and secured!

7. Attach chains to prevent the PTO shaft guard

from rotating with the shaft!

8. Before engaging the PTO shaft, make sure that

the selected PTO shaft speed of the tractor

matches the permissible implement speed!

9. Before engaging the PTO shaft, make sure that

no one is in the hazard area around the

implement!

10. Never engage the PTO shaft if the engine is

switched off!

11. No one should be in the vicinity of the rotating

PTO shaft when it is in use.

12. Always switch off PTO shaft when the angle is

too large or the PTO shaft is not required!

13. Caution! The flywheel will continue to rotate for

some time even after the PTO shaft has been

disengaged! Keep clear of the implement during

this time. Do not do any work on the implement

until the machine has come to a complete stand-

still and the flywheel has been secured using the

hand brake.

14. Disengage the PTO shaft, stop the engine and

remove the ignition key before cleaning,

lubricating and adjusting the PTO shaft driven

implements or the PTO shaft! Secure the flywheel

with the hand brake.

15. Place the disconnected PTO shaft onto the

bracket provided!

16. After removing the PTO shaft, attach the

protective cover to the PTO shaft end!

17. If damage occurs, correct this immediately before

using the implement!

2.2.7 Hydraulic System

1. The hydraulic system is pressurized!

2. When connecting hydraulic cylinders and

engines, make sure that the hydraulic hoses are

connected correctly!

3. When connecting the hydraulic hoses to the

tractor hydraulics, make sure that the hydraulics

of both the tractor and the implement have been

depressurized!

4. In the case of hydraulic connections between

tractor and implement the coupling sleeves and

plugs should be marked to ensure a proper

connection! If the connections are switched, the

function will be reversed (e.g. raising/lowering) -

danger of accidents!

5. Check the hydraulic hose lines at regular intervals

and replace them if damaged or worn! The new

hoses must fulfill the technical requirements set

by the manufacturer of the implement!

6. When searching for leaks, use suitable aids to

avoid the risk of injuries!

II - 4

Safety

7. Liquids escaping under high pressure (hydraulic

oil) can penetrate the skin and cause serious

injury! Seek medical help immediately should

injuries occur! Risk of infection!

8. Before working on the hydraulic system, lower the

implement, depressurize the system and switch

off the engine!

2.2.8Tyres

1. When working on the tyres, make sure that the

implement has been safely lowered and secured

against rolling (wheel chocks).

2. Installing wheels and tyres requires adequate

knowledge and suitable tools!

3. Repair work on the tyres and wheels should be

done by specially trained personnel using

appropriate installation tools only!

4. Check tyre pressure regularly! Inflate the tyres to

the recommended pressures!

2.2.9 Maintenance

1. Repair, maintenance and cleaning work as well as

the rectification of malfunctions may only ever be

carried out when the drive is switched off and the

engine is at a standstill!

- Remove the ignition key! Pull the parking brake

for the balancing weight.

2. Regularly check that nuts and bolts are properly

seated and tighten if necessary!

3. When doing maintenance work to a raised

implement, always use suitable means to secure

it against falling.

4. When replacing working tools with cutting edges,

use suitable tools and gloves!

5. Dispose of oils, greases and filters according

to regulations!

6. Always disconnect the power supply before

working on the electrical system!

7. If protective devices and guards are subject to

wear, check them regularly and replace them in

good time!

8. When doing electrical welding on the tractor and

attached implements, disconnect the alternator

and battery cables!

9. Replacement parts must at least comply with the

technical requirements set by the manufacturer of

the implements!

This is guaranteed when using genuine KRONE

replacement parts!

10. Only use nitrogen for filling pneumatic

accumulators - Risk of explosion!

2.2.10 Unauthorized Modification and

Manufacture of Replacement Parts

Modifications to the machine are permitted only with

the prior approval of the manufacturer. Genuine

replacement parts and accessories authorized by the

manufacturer help ensure safety. Use of other parts

may void liability for damage which results.

2.2.11 Prohibited Modes of Operation

The operational safety of the machine is guaranteed

only if it is used for its intended purpose in accordance

with the General Information chapter of the operating

manual. The limit values listed in the data charts

should not be exceeded under any circumstances.

II - 5

Safety

II - 6

Safety

2.3.1 Location of Safety Decals on the Machine

The KRONE big baler is equipped with all required safety devices (protective equipment). Not all potentially

dangerous positions on this implement can be fully secured, as this would be incompatible with full functional

capability. Corresponding danger notices attached to the machine warn against any dangers.

The safety instructions are provided in the form of so-called warning pictograms. Important information on the

location of these safety signs and what they mean is given below!

Familiarize yourself with the meaning of the warning signs. The text printed next to the danger

sign and its location on the machine indicate where specific hazards are located on the

machine.

2.3 Introduction

BP380-7-082

II - 7

Safety

Do not mount the machine

while the PTO shaft is

connected and the engine

is running.

There are stickers located on

both the right and left hand

step to the working platform.

Order No.: 939 408-2 (2x)

Never reach into the pick up

working area while the machine

is running.

There are stickers located on

both the left and right sides

of the machine.

Order No.: 939 407-1 (2x)

Danger from rotating

augers.

Order No.: 939 520-1 (2x)

Close the guard

before putting into

operation!

Order No.: 942 002-4 (7x)

The PTO shaft speed may not exceed 1000 rpm!

The hydraulics system operating pressure may

not exceed 200 bar!

Order No.: 939 101-4 (1x)

Before putting the machine

into operation read and

observe the operating

instructions.

Order No.: 939 471-1 (1x)

939 101-4

MAX.

1000/

min

MAX.

200

bar

Never put your hand into the

danger area as long as parts

may be moving.

(only for pack chute

with guide rollers)

Order No.: 942 196-1 (2x)

Keep clear of hot surfaces.

(only for Compressor)

Order No.: 942 210-0 (1x)

II - 8

Safety

8. Jack Stand

9. Adjustable Swinging Drawbar

10. Wide Angle PTO Shaft with Overload Protection

Mechanism and Free-Wheel Facility

11. Twine Box

12. Manual Actuation of Knotter and Knotter Shaft Lock

13. Fire Extinguisher

14. Wheel Chocks

1. Mechanical Flywheel Holding Brake

2. Bracket for Quick-Release Coupling and Plug

3. Longitudinal Adjustment of Packs

4. Crank for Parking Brake

5. Twine Controller and Tensioning Mechanism

6. Pick Up with Feeler Wheel

7. Baffle Plate

2.4 Overview of the Big Pack Baler with Tandem Axle (Left Side)

BP-VFS-002

II - 9

Safety

1. Electronic Control Valves with Pressure Gauges

2. Knotter Shaft

3. Hydraulic Oil Reservoir Tank

4. PTO Shaft Jack Stand for Bottom Attachment

5. Adjustable Swinging Drawbar

6. On-Board Computer

7. PTO Shaft for MultiCut

8. Shut-Off Tap for Pick Up Hydraulics

9. Slewable Mudguard

10. Twine Brake beneath the Twine Box (single knotter)

11. Maintenance Platform

12. Folding Pack Chute

2.5 Overview of Big Pack Baler with Tandem Axle (Right Side)

BP-VFS-003

10 9

II - 10

Safety

2.6 The BIG PACK Baler Working Method

Multi Cut - VFS Fördersystem

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