CAUTION:
Twine arms can move unexpectedly when twine arm power is on. Turn off power to twine arms when standing or placing hands near twine arms.
6.
Remove cap screw and nut (E), spring-locking pin (D), washer (G), spacer (H), spring (C), and twine spacing strap (F).
7.
Measure dimension (I) between tops of twine arms (J and K). Twine arm (K) must be higher than twine arm (J) according to specifications.
Specification
Top of Front Twine Arm-to-Top of Rear Twine Arm
-Distance
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4.5-7.5 mm
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(3/16-5/16 in.)
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8.
To adjust, loosen nut (A) enough so end of twine arm can be moved manually with some resistance.
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If dimension (I) is less than specifications, move end of twine arm down until correct dimension is obtained.
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If dimension is greater than specifications, move end of twine arm up until correct dimension is obtained.
9.
Tighten nut (A) to specifications.
Specification
Twine Arm Pivot Nut
-Torque
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80 N·m
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(60 lb.-ft.)
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10.
Check dimension (I). Adjust as necessary.
11.
Install twine spacing strap, spring, spacer, washer, cap screw, and nut. Install spring-locking pin (D) in desired hole. Adjust twine spacing. (See SETTING TWINE SPACING in Operating the Baler section.)
12.
If equipped with MegaTooth™ pickup; Rotate left-hand curtain toward front frame and secure with quick-lock pin.
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A-Cap Screw and Nut
B-Bushing
C-Spring
D-Spring-Locking Pin
E-Cap Screw and Nut
F-Twine Spacing Strap
G-Washer
H-Spacer
I-Dimension
J-Front Twine Arm
K-Rear Twine Arm
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