Sharpen Knives—450M Only (If Equipped)

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Knives can be sharp. Prevent personal injury by wearing
suitable gloves when handling knives. Protect eyes. Always
wear appropriate eye protection when sharpening knives. Flying metal
debris and sparks can cause serious injury.
Sharpen knives every 10 hours of operation. Depending on crop
conditions, a more frequent sharpening schedule is necessary.
Avoid metal from getting overheated during sharpening.
To avoid overheating cutting edge, keep flap wheel moving along the
edge of knife and take small amounts of material in each pass. If
steel is blued, it decreases integrity of blade and allowing the cutting
edge to wear quickly.
A flap wheel (A) is recommended for sharpening knives.
Use 60 grit or similar. Always keep cutting knives sharp.
Sharp knives save power and provide higher capacity.
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A - Flap Wheel Grinding Disc
B - Dimension, Grinding Edge
Remove knife from the machine:
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(See Remove and Install Precutter Knives in Preparing the Baler
section.)
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Clamp knife in a vise as shown.
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Sharpen knives using a flap wheel grinding disk (A) at a 12°
±2° angle.
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Maintain a maximum grinding edge (B) of 10 mm (0.5 in).
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Reinstall knife:
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See Remove and Install Precutter Knives in Preparing the Baler
section.
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