Adjust Tractor Wheels
Adjust tractor wheels toward the upper end of specifications
to improve:
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Bale shape by crowding ends of pickup.
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Ability to pick up crop.
If the tread setting is too narrow, the operator cannot make
properly shaped bales without driving on the windrow. Driving on the
windrow can cause bales with soft ends and loose twine. (See Make
a Bale with Bale Shape Indicators and Guidelines to Form a Good Bale
in Operating Baler Application section.)

E67206-UN-07AUG12
Adjust the front wheels to provide an inside tire-to-tire
dimension as specified in the following table.
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Front Wheel Spacing
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Baler Model
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Tire-to-Tire Inside Dimension
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460R
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1372—1524 mm (54—60 in)
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560R
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1676—1829 mm (66—72 in)
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E67207-UN-07AUG12
Adjust rear tractor wheels to provide an inside tire-to-tire
dimension as specified in the following table. To prevent machine
damage, do not exceed outside dimension limitations.
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Rear Wheel Spacing
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Baler Model
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Tire-to-Tire Inside Dimension
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460R
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1372—1524 mm (54—60 in)
Outside dimension not to exceed 2591 mm (102 in)
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560R
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1676—1829 mm (66—72 in)
Outside dimension not to exceed 2743 mm (108 in)
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Prevent damage to the PTO driveline, tractor tires,
and baler frame. Do not make short turns or cause the baler to jackknife
while backing.
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