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IMPORTANT: Do not operate twine arms with pickup in raised position
or damage to pickup teeth can occur.
The twine cutter
tension must be adjusted first before performing this procedure.
NOTE: For 559 and 559S balers, the right-hand twine guide controls
twine distance from the right end of bale. Because of this, the following
adjustment procedure does not apply to these balers.
Lower pickup.
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Turn tractor key to ON position. Do not start tractor engine.
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Turn monitor-controller ON
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Move twine arms all the way to right-hand side of baler using
monitor-controller EXTEND key.
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Turn monitor-controller OFF. Turn tractor key to OFF position.
Remove key.
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A - Twine Arm Distance
B - Nut
Measure sidesheet to twine arm distance (A). Distance must
be within specifications with actuator fully extended and twine arm
end play removed toward the rear.
| Item | Measurement | Specification |
|
Twine Arm-to-Right Sidesheet (Electric) | Distance | 83—133 mm (3-1/4—5-1/4 in.) |
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To adjust, loosen nut (B) enough so twine arms can be moved
by hand, but with some resistance.
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Move twine arms toward sidesheet as far as possible, then move
twine arms to the rear to obtain recommended distance (A).
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Tighten nut (B) enough to hold actuator bolt in position on
twine arm when twine arm is moved to home position.
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Turn tractor key to ON position. Do not start tractor engine.
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Turn monitor-controller ON.
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Move twine arms to the home position (actuator
fully retracted) using monitor-controller RETRACTED key.
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Set monitor-controller selector switch to OFF (centered) position.
Turn tractor key to OFF position. Remove key.
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Tighten nut (B) to specifications with twine arms in home position.
| Item | Measurement | Specification |
|
Actuator Nut | Torque | 95 N·m (70 lb.-ft.) |
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Repeat Steps 3—6 to confirm correct distance from right-hand
end of bale. Repeat Steps 7—13 as necessary.
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Adjust twine cutter tension. (See ADJUST TWINE CUTTER TENSION
in this section.)