MegaWide™ HC2 Feed System Description
To keep the pickup from leaking down when servicing
the MegaWide HC2 pickup, raise the pickup using the tractor hydraulics and place
a block of wood under the pickup frame.

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A - Rotor Tines
B - Rotor Auger
C - Auger Scraper (460M, 6 used) (560M, 2
used)
D - Gauge Wheel (2 used)
E - Roller Baffle
F - Compressor Rack
G - Pickup Reel and Strippers
H - Precutter Knives
As the baler moves forward, the pickup collects windrowed crop
from the ground and delivers it to the front of the main rotor. The
windrow is compressed and controlled by roller baffle (E) and compressor
rack (F). The roller baffle and the compressor rack hold the crop
against the pickup reel and strippers (G), maintaining positive flow
of material up into the rotor. The crop is fed into the rotor system
and is converged to the width of the bale chamber with the flights
of rotor auger (B) and auger scrapers (C). Rotor tines (A) feed the
crop back to the secondary rotor. The secondary rotor feeds the crop
smoothly into the bale chamber.
Knives (H) can be engaged to cut the incoming crop to shorter
lengths. The length of cut can be controlled by changing the number
of knives installed.
Pickup height is determined by adjusting pickup gauge wheels
(D) on both sides of the pickup. An average height for teeth-to-ground
clearance is approximately 20—30 mm (0.75—1.2 in). Correct adjustment
depends on terrain, type of crop, and crop conditions.
The rotor is protected by a cam-type clutch at the input shaft
of the main drive gear case. The pickup reel is protected by a cam-type
clutch at the left-hand rotor shaft.
The pickup suspension is adjusted by changing the vertical float
spring length.
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