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SPECIFICATIONS

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Attis PT 130 Specifications

Transport width

2.53 m (99.60 inch)

Transport length

4.70 m (185.03 inch)

Transport height

2.30 m (90.55 inch)

Maximum bale diameter

0.90 - 1.30 m (35,5 - 59.05 inch)

Maximum bale width

1.25 m (49.21 inch)

Maximum bale weight

1000 kg (2200 lbs)

Tyre size

10.0/75x15.3 (... bar)

Linkage

Pin hitch

Hydraulic connections

1 single acting valve, free return

Hydraulic flow

30 litre/min at 150 bar (2176 psi)

Maximum speed wrapping table

30 rpm

Maximum speed

40 km/h

Power requirement

30 kW

Approximate weight

1080 kg (2376 lbs)

Film stretch

55%/70%

Film width

750 mm ( 29.52 inch) and optional 500 mm
(19.68 inch)

Electric requirement

12 Volt DC

All specifications may be changed without prior notice.

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Specifications

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Summary of Contents for Attis PT 130

Page 1: ...Lely Attis PT 130 Operator Manual W H003 1403EN English Original...

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Page 3: ...f printing photocopying microfilm or any other process whatsoever without prior permission in writing by Lely Holding S r l Although the contents of this publication have been compiled with the greate...

Page 4: ...2 Trademarks copyright and disclaimer W H003 1403EN...

Page 5: ...recommendations are meant to serve as guidelines All instructions pictures and specifications in this manual are based on the latest information that was available at the time of publication Your Lel...

Page 6: ...numbers of your product when you contact your local Lely service provider or order spare parts We suggest you to complete the table below with the type and serial numbers of your product This makes su...

Page 7: ...manual uses the following abbreviations HCP Hydraulic Control Panel LCD Liquid Crystal Display N A Not applicable P Oil flows to the cylinders PT Pulled Turntable T Oil flow returns to the tank Prefa...

Page 8: ...4 Preface W H003 1403EN...

Page 9: ...of the decals 2 5 2 6 Explanation of the operation instructions 2 6 3 Operation 3 1 3 1 Hydraulic control panel 3 1 3 2 E Link Manual Controller 3 3 3 2 1 Interface structure 3 5 3 2 2 Start up screen...

Page 10: ...1 5 1 5 Maintenance every month 5 1 5 1 6 Maintenance every 5 year 5 1 5 1 7 Maintenance before prolonged storage 5 1 5 2 Preventive maintenance 5 3 5 2 1 Clean the Attis 5 3 5 2 2 Lubricate the driv...

Page 11: ...ith the required number of film layers The E link manual control consist of a LCD display with buttons and switches installed near the operator that enable to give commands and change the values of th...

Page 12: ...4 Wrapping table 5 Film holder 6 Film dispenser 7 Hydraulic system 8 Parking jack 9 Control panel 10 Pull eye 11 Film roll storage 12 Loading arm 13 Transport wheel 14 Bobbin Figure 2 Overview of the...

Page 13: ...ion kit consists of a gear wheel and a drive chain extension The gear wheel is replaced with the standard gear wheel to change the rotation speed of the wrapping table rollers for correct overlap of t...

Page 14: ...Figure 4 page 1 4 attach the hook of the safety towing chain to the tractor and shorten the length of the chain in such a way that the drawbar cannot touch the ground in case the towing device breaks...

Page 15: ...suction pad holds the assembly against the surface based on vacuum The crank lever creates a vacuum to hold or loosen the mounting position The bracket is used to mount the E link manual controller 1...

Page 16: ...flow control unit controls the hydraulic oil flow into the hydraulic system The black knob on the unit is a throttle valve to regulate the oil flow 1 Adjusting knob Open Close Figure 6 Flow control 1...

Page 17: ...nsion cable set The battery cable set is an extension cable to connect the E link to the battery 1 E link Plus manual controller 2 Battery cable set 3 Fuse 30A Figure 7 Battery cable set Introduction...

Page 18: ...ts the bale on its end during unloading This makes sure the bale cannot roll away on sloping terrain and minimises damage to the wrapped bale since the ends have more film 1 Bale end tipper Figure 8 B...

Page 19: ...foot plate prevents the bale end tipper page 1 8 frame to sink into the muddy peaty and wet soils so the bale end tipper can work properly to tip the bale 1 Foot plate Figure 9 Foot plate Introductio...

Page 20: ...1 10 Introduction W H003 1403EN...

Page 21: ...tructions 2 2 1 Safety instructions Use the Attis only for the purpose for which it was designed Read and understand the operator manual before you operate the Attis Follow all safety regulations incl...

Page 22: ...nstructions Do not work on hydraulic systems unless you have a working knowledge of them and feel confident to do so Allow the hydraulic oil to cool down when you want to do maintenance on the hydraul...

Page 23: ...stance of 10 m from the Attis when the tractor engine is on Danger Stay clear of swinging area Keep away from the folding area of the loading arm Danger Rotation speed The prescribed wrapping table ro...

Page 24: ...Attis 2 4 Explanation of remaining decals Note Grease point This indicates a grease point read the operator manual for maintenance instructions Note Instruction This indicates how to form the film in...

Page 25: ...2 5 Position of the decals Figure 10 Positions of decals Safety 2 5 W H003 1403EN...

Page 26: ...or switch of control panel In respect to the symbols the following notations are used to explain more details about the action Buttons 1x press this button once hold press this button and hold it pre...

Page 27: ...hold 6 Next instruction 7 Last instruction Up Safety 2 7 W H003 1403EN...

Page 28: ...2 8 Safety W H003 1403EN...

Page 29: ...but passive hydraulic movements are possible This position is used when working and disconnecting the machine Neutral N The neutral position closes the supply and return valves The oil pressure is ava...

Page 30: ...a the rotation of the wrapping table b the up down movements of the wrapping table c the movements of the loading arm d The movements of the film cutter The hydraulic hoses of the system are connected...

Page 31: ...ttis The E link Basic Manual Controller has a LCD display four switches five buttons and an emergency stop that enable the user to give commands and change values in the Lely Attis The LCD display als...

Page 32: ...ales per hour 5 Change display 6 Calibration button used to set the number of wraps and early warning alarm 7 Switches between Auto or Manual mode 8 up Lifts the wrapping table to unload the bale down...

Page 33: ...rt is an example how to navigate through the menu structure Figure 14 Navigation example Use the indicated buttons in the flowchart to navigate through the menu structure The following menu structure...

Page 34: ...ferences chart page 7 4 to understand the menu structure of the following functions 3 2 3 1 NORMAL screen 1 default The Normal screen shows the current wraps in relation to the preset target wraps The...

Page 35: ...d 2 Save the selected the field code release Reset field count 1 Reset the field count to 0 hold 5 sec 3 2 3 3 PART TOTAL screen 3 The Part Totals screen shows the value of the completed wrapped bales...

Page 36: ...rvals of three seconds in the range of 0 99 r p m Select the speed value 1 Activate this menu to define the speed Hold this button to the end of this procedure hold 2 Cycle through the digit code 0 9...

Page 37: ...he correct value is shown hold 2 Save the digit and go the next previous digit release 3 2 4 1 Set overspeed alarm target screen 2 1 The Normal screen shows the target RPM for the overspeed alarm The...

Page 38: ...e screen 2 5 The Baled hr screen shows the duration of the film release after the delay time before the film release page 3 10 has elapsed The duration value can be stored to 10 seconds and the defaul...

Page 39: ...value is shown hold 2 Save the digit and go the next previous digit release 3 2 5 1 Set the delay time after tipping before releasing the film screen 3 1 This screens shows the delay time after tippin...

Page 40: ...ll the pin of the coupling system through the pull eye and lock it to connect the Attis behind the tractor 4 Connect the safety towing chain Figure 4 page 1 4 to the towed vehicle and towing vehicle i...

Page 41: ...l them behind the transport wheels 4 Move the parking jack to the bottom position and lock it Turn the winding handle of the parking jack till the tension on the pull eye is released 5 Disconnect the...

Page 42: ...ition Figure 16 page 3 16 5 Install the wheel pin and lock it with the R clip 6 Make sure the wrapping table is in the loading position 6 Move the loading arm in the raised position up 7 Switch off th...

Page 43: ...1 R Clip 2 Locking pin A Transport position B Working position Figure 15 Lock unlock the loading arm Operation 3 15 W H003 1403EN...

Page 44: ...ansport wheel A Operating force to lift the transport wheel from the ground B Play to rotate the transport wheel C Working position D Transport position Figure 16 Lift and rotate the transport wheel 3...

Page 45: ...1 Lynch pin 2 Bracket A Working position B Transport position Figure 17 Working transport position bale end tipper Operation 3 17 W H003 1403EN...

Page 46: ...emove the R clip from the wheel pin 6 Remove the wheel pin 7 Turn the transport wheel 180 counterclockwise to the outer position 8 Install the wheel pin and lock it with the R clip 9 Move the loading...

Page 47: ...Procedure 1 Stop driving the tractor 2 Lift the wrapping table to the top position 3 Switch off the E link manual controller 4 Switch off the tractor 5 Close the valve to keep the wrapping table in th...

Page 48: ...lm During the last rotation the wrapping table starts to rotate slow and stops at the unloading position The wrapping process can be interrupted by the following events A film break An empty film roll...

Page 49: ...ore wrapping and after replacement or maintenance to the Attis Determine the number of wraps page 4 8 Adjust the descending speed of the discharge table Adjust the Attis for film holder sizes page 4 2...

Page 50: ...Set the machine in automatic mode 00 00 Verify if the E link is set on automatic mode 5 Lower the loading arm to the ground position down 6 Drive the tractor slowly towards a bale and make sure the f...

Page 51: ...the ground hold up 12 Move the wrapping table to the bottom position When the wrapping table has reached the bottom position it turns automatically to the loading position to receive the next bale dow...

Page 52: ...Figure 21 Unload and tip a bale on its end 3 24 Operation W H003 1403EN...

Page 53: ...Figure 22 Unload a bale Operation 3 25 W H003 1403EN...

Page 54: ...tomatic mode The following operation tables describe the individual changes in the manual mode Change to manual mode 1 Set the machine in manual mode 00 00 Verify if the machine is set in manual mode...

Page 55: ...Close the film cutter 1 Closes the film cutter Lift the wrapping table 1 Lift the wrapping table up Lower the wrapping table 1 Lower the wrapping table Operation 3 27 W H003 1403EN...

Page 56: ...holder and discard it 7 Install a new film roll on the film holder Keep your hands away from the top of the film roll 8 Position the new film roll to the center of the film holder 9 Return the film h...

Page 57: ...I Remove II Install 1 Dispenser lock 2 Dispenser 3 Film lock handle 4 Film holder 5 Film roll 6 Instruction sticker Figure 23 Replace a film roll Operation 3 29 W H003 1403EN...

Page 58: ...in the tractor system I in neutral Wait for all moving parts of the Attis to stop WARNING 4 Switch off the tractor engine 5 Disconnect the E Link Plus manual controller 6 Store the E link plus in a cl...

Page 59: ...til all moving parts have stopped 1 Remove the two bolts from the drawbar pull eye 2 Adjust the drawbar pull eye to the applicable position so that the wrapping table is level when the Attis is connec...

Page 60: ...r is tight Change the gearwheel 1 Remove the cover of the gearwheel housing 2 Loosen the bolt of the chain tension device to release the chain tension Do not completely remove it 3 Install the correct...

Page 61: ...0 mm film rolls B 500 mm film rolls Figure 25 Adjust the position of the film holder 1 Gearwheel 2 Chain incl 3 Master link Figure 26 Extension kit for 500 mm film Operation adjustments 4 3 W H003 140...

Page 62: ...e A B or C for the correct tension on the wrapping strings Make sure the adjustment keep the wrapping rollers parallel to each other 3 Tighten the bolts of the adjusting plate 4 Tighten the roller bea...

Page 63: ...eel with 39 and 60 teeth For 70 film stretch use the gear wheel with 36 and 60 teeth 4 Align the gear wheels and rollers vertical against the fixed roller 5 Fasten the bolts in the aligned position 6...

Page 64: ...use the gear wheel with 39 and 60 teeth For 70 film stretch use the gear wheel with 37 and 62 teeth Make sure the smallest gear wheel is closest to the mounting post 6 1 Make sure the gear wheels and...

Page 65: ...position Use a levelling instrument 2 to level the bale end tipper If not then tighten or loosen the nut 1 the tension on the spring till the bale end tripper is level in the working position 1 Nut 2...

Page 66: ...mber of rotations to wrap the bale once BB the number of layers multiply the overlap percentage YY the total rotations to wrap the bale Example If it takes 7 rotations to cover the bale completely in...

Page 67: ...ent number of wraps in the normal screen of the main menu 00 00 hold 14 If needed change the digits 00 00 into the calculated value YY of step 6 and additional rotations for a complete wrapped bale Ho...

Page 68: ...4 10 Operation adjustments W H003 1403EN...

Page 69: ...ls located below the wrapping table page 1 Grease the drive chain of the wrapping table rollers page 5 8 5 1 5 Maintenance every month Grease the parking jack page 5 4 Grease the gearwheels located be...

Page 70: ...nuts of the wheels to 270 Nm 27 kgm Make sure all safety decals are not damaged Replace if necessary Examine the hydraulic system for leaks and damaged parts Repair or replace damaged parts 5 2 Mainte...

Page 71: ...ectric system or bearings This causes damage to the hydraulic system electric system and bearings 1 Make sure the Attis is disconnected from the tractor 2 Use a water jet to thoroughly clean the Attis...

Page 72: ...e grease pump according the maintenance schedule page 5 1 Use Biodegradable grease for Parking jack Figure 31 page 5 5 Loading arms hinges Figure 31 page 5 5 Bearing of the wrapping rollers Figure 31...

Page 73: ...urs 1 Parking jack B 2 Loading arm hinge A 3 Transport wheel hinge A 4 Bearing of the wrapping rollers A 5 Gearwheels of the stretcher unit B Figure 31 Grease the pivot points and stretcher gearwheels...

Page 74: ...A A A 50 hours 1 Wrapping table cylinder A 2 Wrapping table hinge A Figure 32 Grease the pivot points 5 6 Maintenance W H003 1403EN...

Page 75: ...ve the three bolts from the gearbox cover on right side of the Attis 2 Open the gearbox by sliding the cover plate to the right 3 Apply grease to the gearwheels 4 Close the gearbox by sliding the cove...

Page 76: ...ts to the Attis 1 Remove the two bolts from the drive chain housing 2 Remove the drive chain housing 3 Lubricate the drive chain of the wrapping table rollers by using an oil can 4 Install the drive c...

Page 77: ...the tension is correct x 70 x then goto step 3 to readjust the tension 3 Loosen the nut of the chain tensioner 4 Push the chain tensioner with 70 N against the chain 5 Tighten the nut of chain tensio...

Page 78: ...cumulator 0 75 liter 23 bar 1 bar a If the oil pressure is correct switch off the oil pressure pump and disconnect the hose b If the oil pressure is below or above the mentioned values go to step 5 5...

Page 79: ...he M10 bolt from the spring shaft of the film cutter 2 3 Remove the shaft and the spring from the film cutter 3 4 Remove the two bolts from the knife holder 4 5 Replace the old knife with a new knife...

Page 80: ...5 12 Maintenance W H003 1403EN...

Page 81: ...NG 6 1 Error Messages 6 1 1 Rotation speed too high Cause The wrapping table rotates to fast and and an audible signal is given Solution Decrease the speed of the wrapping table 0 r Troubleshooting 6...

Page 82: ...6 2 Troubleshooting W H003 1403EN...

Page 83: ...4 Bolt quality 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Nut quality 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Nm 10 25 50 85 135 215 410 710 kgm 1 0 2 5 5 0 8 5 13 5 21 5 41 0 71 0 Thread size M8 M10 M12 M14 M16 M20 Bolt quality 10 9 1...

Page 84: ...7 2 Hydraulic diagram 7 2 Diagrams and tables W H003 1403EN...

Page 85: ...round support B Hydraulic cylinder table tip C Accumulator D Hydraulic cylinder film cutter E Hydraulic motor F Hydraulic block Figure 38 Electronically Controlled Hydraulic Schematic Diagrams and tab...

Page 86: ...lect the number and go to the previous digit When both numbers are set right release to retun to the default screen 3 Press to cycle through A H Release to select A H Press 5 sec to reset the selected...

Page 87: ...conds The text CAL 2 will appear in the screen 2 Press and hold to cycle through the digit from 0 9 Release to select the number and go to the next digit or previous digit if available and repeat NOTE...

Page 88: ...conds The text CAL 3 will appear in the screen 2 Press and hold to cycle through the digit from 0 9 Release to select the number and go to the next digit or previous digit if available and repeat NOTE...

Page 89: ...lbs Tyre size 10 0 75x15 3 bar Linkage Pin hitch Hydraulic connections 1 single acting valve free return Hydraulic flow 30 litre min at 150 bar 2176 psi Maximum speed wrapping table 30 rpm Maximum spe...

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