A-Gas spring
B-Normal cover hole position

C-Normal brake arm hole position

D-Optional brake arm hole position

E-Positions not used
F-Position not used

In certain conditions, friction between net roll and stainless steel supports may be too high, causing one or more of the following symptoms:

• Breaks in net material causing ruptures from bulges of crop material.
• Net roll will not rotate and feed net onto bale.
• Net material is tight on some areas of the bale and loose on some other areas.
• Net material is split around the bale.
• Plastic, powder-like residue is present on stainless steel supports.

If any of the above conditions occur:

• Make sure the approved net roll is being used.
• Decrease tension of brake bar.

Decrease tension on brake bar by moving gas springs (A) to alternate hole positions.

CAUTION: Support net wrapping cover while removing and installing gas spring to prevent personal injury.

While relocating gas springs, proceed as follows to prevent binding and make repositioning of springs easier:

1. Remove gas spring from one side.

2. Reposition other gas spring to desired position.

3. Reposition first gas spring.

Normal Gas Spring Position

This position decreases the brake bar tension.

• Cover hole position (B).
• Brake arm hole position (C).

Optional Gas Spring Position

This position corresponds to the highest brake bar tension.

• Cover hole position (B).
• Brake arm hole position (D).

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