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OPERATING MANUAL - Z587 BALER
Commissioning / Operating the machine
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Introduction to the control panel design and operating principle
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Introduction to the tractor and baler train operating principle
during baling:
◊ Operating the tractor when collecting swath in straight lines
◊ Operating the tractor when collecting swath in curves and
sharp corners
◊ Introduction to hazards.
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Full cord and net wrapping of bales by the operator/buyer under
supervision by the service representative
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Introduction to and adjustment of the conveyor chain tension
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Introduction to lubrication and running maintenance of the baler
The dealership service commissions the machine free
of charge.
NOTICE
The signature of the service representative on the Warranty Card
proves that the commissioning discussed in this Section is complete. The
signature of the customer on the Warranty Card proves that the baling
press has been commissioned in witness of the operator/buyer.
3. OPERATING THE MACHINE
3.1. PREPARING FOR WORK
All actions shall be carried out by one person who has thoroughly
read and understood the Operating Manual, and specifically the Section
on work safety.
Verify the following before work:
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The machine is in working order.
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All safety guards are installed in place.
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The oil level in the transmission gears is correct.
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Check the parts for excessive wear.
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Check the condition of the hydraulic lines.
REPLACE ALL HYDRAULIC LINES EVERY 6 YEARS.
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Check the tyre pressure.
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The recommended tyre pressure is 2.5 bar.
Unless otherwise specified herein, do all adjustments and preparation
for work with:
1. The tractor engine stopped and the ignition key removed.
2. All machine parts at full stop.
3. The machine parked on solid ground.
4. Before attempting to work in the field.
3.2. COUPLING THE BALER WITH THE TRACTOR
Couple the baler with farming tractors rated at 35 kW of minimum
power and with the towing power class of 0.9, equipped with a hydraulic
system connection, a rear 1 3/8" 6-teeth PTO shaft rated at 540 RPM.
Couple the baler to the lower hitch with the minimum vertical load of
4.0 kN.
