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fig.42

fig. 43

Faulty twine knots are shown in the adjoining

illustrations

(No.

1-9). No.

10 is a correctly

lied

knot, with

oll specified

distances main-

tained end all springs properly tensioned. Figu-

res 42 and 43 show the knotter assembly. The
fable

on

page

27

lists possible

causes end

remedies tor badly lied knots. Strictly observe
the following

instruction:

When

re-setting with bolts e -

9 -

i, always

maintain specified Distances P

-

Q

-

R to fig.

31,32 end 33.

24

('

Remedy

~

No.!

KnoHer fault (twine) I

Possible cause

I

Twine tensioner too loose.

Twine does not run over

nose of guide pfote a

1

Knot weil forrned,
but too fight,

twine tom off

Tension spring on twine

tensioner fig. 37

1

!

2

Loop too short

I

Correctly set twine

I

flicker fig. 34

Spring b jammed by point

I

Clean spring b to restore

or dirt

free action

Twi.ne not held by twine

flicker end not led over

nose of guide plate a

So thaI twine Spring c

insufficiently tensioned,

too loosely held by

knotter beak d

Spring c much too slack,

knotter beak d holds

twine far too slack

",

3

Knot not lied

Knotter beak does not

dose properly

Spring h too slack,

twine retainer k does

not hold twine during
bole compaction

Needle too far frorn
knotter frame, retainer

k end knolfer beak d do
not seize twine

Knotter beak d does not

seize twine raised by

needle

Material between rom

I

'

end top casing forces

twine away from knotter

beak d

I

I

All distances correctly

10

Correctly lied knot

I

set ',8'" springs

properly

tensloned

6

Knot looks firm,
but under strain

one end 'slips

out again

7

Only one twine
end knotted, loop

end too short

8

Simple kn?t lied,

so thai twlne runs
back to next bole

9

Only one twine

end knotted,

loop end too long

Tighten bolt e, maintain

distance p fig. 31

Slacken bolt g, maintain
distance Q fig. 32

Tighten bolt e, check

correct distance p fig. 31,
if necessary clean knotters

Tighten bolt i, check

correct distance R fig. 33

Note fig. 30:

0 = 1 - 2 mm

Note fig. 22, 28 end 30:
check distance L, M end N

Re-set twine flicker

Remove ba,ling material

from between top of rom

end knotter base pfote

'J'\

Long twine end

4

I

frayed, twine fluff

I

S

.

f t

t

t

left on twine

pnng

00 au

reta'iner

Ends tom, approx.

5

I

5 cm weste drops

I

Spring f much too taut

away

Summary of Contents for AP 38

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...h end Shear Bolt in Main Drive AP 42 AP 53 17 Single Slip Clutch Unit end Shear Bolt in Main Drive AP 48 17 Slip and Overrunning Safety Clutch of Pick up Drive 17 Safety Device for Packer end Cross fe...

Page 3: ...uble twine Tying material a sisalbaling twine 200 or 150 m kg 300 or 225 ft rlb 1 8 kg t 400 or 320 m kg 600 or 385 ft llb 0 9 kg t consumption approx 2 b plastic baling twine consumption approx 2 c w...

Page 4: ...on both stubs fig 3 slide pins must snap info position Secure safety chai n on to draw bar Fold joint prop 4 away to the rear as shown in fig 1 see arrow Clearance between pro end and traetor draw ba...

Page 5: ...e twine info both twine retainers PulI loops off both knotters remove twine ends from needle frame Bale Counter To have a control of the number of boles made the bole counter has to be turned to zero...

Page 6: ...should only be fitted when handling dry crops optional 2 or 4 pe Order number 1115 03 90 00 Drawbar Eye for 20 mm Pin Thi5 type of drawbar eye order number 1105 05 90 00 with pin part number 2101 05...

Page 7: ...old grease rims dust protection I Service of Gears Teeth of all spur end beye gears should be cleaned as necessary Road Wheels Check wheel nuts and Gaps and fixing bolts of wheel stub axles for light...

Page 8: ...e fig 9 open side cover 5 fig 25 remove locking bracket 7 from pinion 8 fig 21 Loosen olamping washer on pinion 8 end move pinion 8 sideways in direction of arrow until it is disengaged out off knotte...

Page 9: ...ead crank 4 fig 27 parallel to top edge of packer box 2 end block it there Turn flywheel in indicated direction until packer crank 1 hg 27 is in vertiwl position crank hanging downwards Now push hex s...

Page 10: ...one slip clutch with additional shear holt 1 fig 39 M7x50 DIN 931 8 8 The shear holt musr be fitted light with hex nut M 7 DIN 934 8 end spring washer A 7 DIN 127 For the safety of the baler it is imp...

Page 11: ...he pto end clear the feed fable by hand On no account attempt to remove the obstruction by reversing the PTO dri ve as this is Jiikely to band the leaf spring of the automatie clearing system out of s...

Page 12: ...e Check regular grease as necessary 14 Gear box 15 0 Shear lever shaft 160 Twine grip end knotter bearing see fig 16 17 Bearing plates on deflecting packer end cross feed AP42 53 only1x 3 1x 1x 2x 8x...

Page 13: ...ce I Attach baler I seefig 2 Incorrect C UPli 9 correctly land 3 I BQleVO ooded I Drive more slowly I I pick up lass I Main dri ve material 2 I dutch is slipping I Adjust clutch Torque is to smaH I se...

Page 14: ...holds twine far too slack 3 Knot not lied Knotter beak does not dose properly Spring h too slack twine retainer k does not hold twine during bole compaction Needle too far frorn knotter frame retaine...

Page 15: ...tor any length of time Regu larly check thai oll wirB guide rollers move easi ly grease as required Thoroughly lubri cate twister drive chain 11 fig 46 at frequent intervals Chain tension is operated...

Page 16: ...ossible to engage pinion in the above mentioned position remove guard out of twine box moye circlip 13 fig 23 on hex shaft about 300 mm to the left Block lead end flywheel Shift hex shaft 14 out of be...

Page 17: ...of slow rom speed I Remedy I I Cut off faulty ends re thread wire I I lmmerse coils in oi l allways store I them weil oiled I Clean end lubricate wire guide tubes I end rollers replace if necessary I...

Page 18: ...n dry place Stop barer before threading needles move safety lolch on tripping mechanism to position Aus All guards most be fitted in place and be in good condition Block road wheels with two chocks wh...

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