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.

Stay out of the path of twine arms at all times when power to twine arms is ON.

Twine knife has two cutting edges. Be careful when working around the knife. It is sharp.

IMPORTANT: Make sure cutter anvil is properly adjusted before adjusting knife. (See ADJUSTING TWINE CUTTER-TO-TWINE ARM in this section.)

Do not operate twine arm with pickup in raised position, or damage to pickup teeth may occur.

2. Move twine arms behind twine cutter using tractor hydraulics or electric toggle switch.

3. Stop tractor engine and remove key.

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NOTE: Make sure knife edge is straight. If not, rotate, replace, or sharpen knife.

If knife edge is less that 3 mm (1/8 in.) from rear of hex flat, the knife has become too short due to sharpening. Invert or replace knife, if necessary.

4. Pull cutter strap (A) forward until knife (B) contacts hex anvil (C). If full length of knife does not contact hex anvil, adjust knife:

a. Loosen nuts (D).

b. Pull angle (E) down until full width of knife (B) contacts hex anvil (C). Knife edge should be near center of hex flat.

c. Tighten nuts (D). Pull cutter strap forward to make sure full width of knife contacts hex anvil. If not, repeat adjustment procedure.

d. Check twine cutter-to-twine arm clearance. (See ADJUSTING TWINE CUTTER TO TWINE ARM CLEARANCE in this section.)

A-Cutter Strap
B-Knife
C-Hex Anvil
D-Nuts
E-Angle

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