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Removing The Bag
IMPORTANT: Monitor the length of the bag
and the number of folds remaining on the
tunnel. Start the following procedure when
there is 6 to 7 folds remaining on the tunnel.
1.
Prior to the last load pull the anchors in
using the anchor switch on the right side
console. Increase the brake pressure on
the engine and cab end brakes pressing
the top (+) of the pressure switches on
the right front corner cab post. Watch the
System Monitor display for brake pressure
at each end. When the final load is in the
bag there should be approximately 5 folds
left on the tunnel.
IMPORTANT: If using the inoculant applica-
tor, turn it off at this time.
2.
Release the brake pressure on the cab
and engine end brakes by pressing the
bottom (-) of the brake pressure switches
on the front right corner cab post. Watch
the System Monitor display for brake pres-
sure at each end.
IMPORTANT: Always turn the rotor off before
activating the tunnel cleanout. Do not turn
the rotor on unless the tunnel clean out is
completely closed.
3.
Drive the bagger away from the end of the
bag approximately four feet to allow the
tunnel cleanout to operate properly.
4.
Push and hold the top of the cleanout
switch on the right side console to open
(push away from rotor) the tunnel clean
out. When the tunnel clean out is open an
icon will appear on the display panel on the
right side corner post alerting the operator
that the clean out is open.
5.
Push and hold the bottom of the cleanout
switch to close (bring it toward the rotor)
the tunnel clean out. Once the tunnel
clean out is completely closed, the icon on
the display will disappear. Do not turn the
rotor on unless the icon has disappeared.
6.
Open and close the tunnel cleanout sev-
eral times to move as much product as
possible into the bag.
7.
Pull the bagger forward until the bag has
been pulled from the tunnel.
8.
After the bagger has been moved away,
pull the plastic flat and prepare to seal the
end of the bag. Grab each side of the bag
on the end. Walk the bag over itself pulling
the product together. Bring the bag end
back forward.
9.
Seal the end of the bag using either Mas-
ter Seal strips or the double tie method.
Refer to “Bagging Instructions” for addi-
tional information.
NOTE:
No matter which method is used when
sealing the end of the bag, loose plastic should
be weighted down. Do Not use material that will
be abrasive to the bag material.
Install the vent into the bag. See Venting the
Bag.
Tunnel Cleanout Open Icon
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