Routing Twine-Left-Hand Side (Front Arm)1. Route twine through rear arm. (See ROUTING TWINE-RIGHT-HAND SIDE [REAR ARM] in this section.)2. Pull twine through front guide (A) at front of left-hand twine box. 3. Insert twine between tension plates (B) and pull out through front side (C).
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When using plastic twine and small sisal twine, wrap twine a FULL turn around twine moving indicator (A). Twine should wrap behind strand which comes down from twine box. Check that indicator (A) is free to spin.
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NOTE: Wrapping large sisal twine a full turn around the indicator may cause the twine to cling to itself and break or cause excessive twine tension. 5. When using large sisal twine, route twine around indicator (A) without making a full turn. 6. Route twine through guide (B).
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Stay out of the path of twine arms at all times when power to twine arms is ON. 7. Route twine through guides (A) and (B).
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CAUTION:
Twine arms can move unexpectedly. Keep hands out of twine arm path to avoid crushing. Turn off power BEFORE servicing or adjusting twine arms or twine cutter mechanism.
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NOTE: Remove any crop buildup from tension plates before threading twine. 8. Route twine under guide pin (A), over top of tension plate (B) and under guide pin (C). Pull on twine to get twine between plates.
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Pull twine through twine tube (A). Pull on twine to remove slack between guides. Twine pull should be within specifications with twine perpendicular to the twine arm. To adjust twine tension, refer to ADJUSTING TWINE TENSION in Operating the Baler section.
Specification
10. Cut twine 305-381 mm (12-15 in.) beyond end of twine tube (A).
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