Tube-Line TL1000R, Руководство оператора

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To Wrap Bales
Choose a suitable wrapping site, preferably somewhere flat, and close to where you are planning to store
your wrapped bales. Before placing the first bale onto the rollers make sure the wrapper is lowered to the
ground and that the rollers are parallel to the tractors axle, you are ready to wrap if you see the unload
arrow decal on the front right corner of the rollers. Remove the transport lock and connect the hydraulic
hoses to your tractor ports.
First Bale
After placing the first bale onto the wrapper you will need to tie the plastic film edge to the netting/twine of
the bale. Keep the tractor at a steady RPM while engaging the hydraulic motor on the wrapper to
allow a smooth wrapping job. We recommend 6-8 layers of wrap per bale. The turntable has a maximum
speed of 30 RPMs and can be set either by adjusting the flow control or the Bale Wrapper Computer.
Continuous Wrapping & Unloading
To unload the first bale make sure the unload arrow decal on the front right corner of the turntable is
POINTING TOWARDS THE BACK of the machine. Next, raise the 3 point hitch on your tractor slowly. You
should see the wrapper’s frame rise up, while the wrapper tilts back, allowing the bale on the turntable to
roll softly and safely to the ground. If you have not pulled out the transport pin the whole
wrapper will raise off the ground instead of tilting. This macine has a feature that takes away the need to
cut the plastic film after each bale is ejected from the turntable. When you load the next bale it will be sit -
ting on top of plastic film stretched across the rollers. As you start wrapping each bale after the initial bale,
a knife edge located on the rear left of the turntable will cleanly cut the wrap between the unloaded bale
and the wrapper.
Note : The turntable MUST be parallel with the tractor axle before loading each bale.