Anderson NWS-660, Руководство оператора

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between the bale that has just been loaded and the bale already on the bale wrapper during a
pusher cycle.
Hydraulic Brake
At this moment, you should also gradually adjust the front wheel drive’s hydraulic brake (Figure
4.1). This more or less blocks the front wheels so as to compress the continuous bale row and
decrease as much as possible the air space between the bales. At the start of a continuous bale
row, only moderate pressure should be applied to the brake so as not to make the continuous
bale row slide on the ground and potentially damage the plastic film. As the continuous bale
row becomes heavier, greater pressure must be applied to the hydraulic brake by tightening
the brake lever. Depending on the weight of the bales and whether you are moving uphill or
downhill, the pressure should increase to between 500 psi and 1000 psi on the pressure gauge.
Direction of the Continuously Wrapped Bale
You can activate the bale wrapper’s direction lever so as to make the continuous bale row as
straight as possible (Figure 4.1).