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7 - MAINTENANCE
Twine wrapping
Concern
Possible Cause
Correction
Twine does not start.
Feed rolls slipping over the twine,
because:
Twine tension too high.
Reduce twine tension.
Feed roll tensioner set too low.
Readjust feed roll tensioner.
Misalignment between upper and
Align upper and lower feed rolls.
lower feed rolls.
Twine tangled in the twine box.
Reroute twine.
Improper twine routing.
Route the twines correctly.
Slippery straw conditions.
In extreme conditions, continue feeding
material into the pickup until the twines
really start wrapping. Then stop
immediately.
Twines not picked up by the
Wrapper was not in the home position at
Make sure the wrapper is always in the
spreader hooks.
twine start.
home position at twine start.
Maladjustment of the feed roll module.
Readjust feed roll module height.
Twine spacing not constant
Twines slipping over the pattern pulley.
Clean pattern pulley. Increase twine
over the bale.
tension, if necessary.
Twine is not cut at the end of
Dull or damaged knife.
Sharpen or replace the knife.
the wrap cycle.
Knife installed in the wrong fixation hole.
Correctly reinstall the knife.
Twine falls off the end of the
Poorly shaped bales.
Improve windrow and driving techniques
ejected bales.
to obtain well shaped bales.
End wraps placed too close to the bale's
Adjust the twine stops more to the
edges.
middle.
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7 - MAINTENANCE
Miscellaneous
Concern
Possible Cause
Correction
Tailgate will not latch.
Crop and stones buildup behind the floor
Clean crop buildup and stones behind
roll.
the floor roll.
Tailgate latching hooks/pin maladjusted.
Readjust tailgate hooks/pins.
Crop buildup in the tailgate latching hook
Clean crop buildup.
area.
Tailgate will not open.
Insufficient hydraulic pressure.
Check tractor hydraulics.
Bale ejection is slow and
Insufficient hydraulic flow for fast tailgate
Check tractor hydraulics.
difficult.
opening.
Bale ejector springs too tight.
Release bale ejector springs.
Bale density too high.
Decrease full bale density setting.
Too much material fed into the sides of
Do not overfill the sides of the bale.
the bale.
Paint on bale chamber side sheets when
On a new baler, select a lower full bale
the baler is new.
density until the bale chamber side
sheets are polished.
PTO speed too low.
For bale ejection, increase PTO speed
to at least 450 RPM
Bale stuck in the chamber.
Install special tailgate discs.
Bale ejector [accessory] tube
Bale ejector springs not tight enough.
Tighten the bale ejector springs.
jumps excessively during
transport on the road.
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7 - MAINTENANCE
Automatic lubrication (accessory)
Concern
Possible Cause
Correction
Not enough oiling.
Pump action has become tight due to
Clean pump area and check free pump
crop and dirt buildup in the pump area.
action.
Oil too heavy.
Use specified oil.
In cold conditions, use a lighter type of
oil.
System contaminated.
Replace all metering valves.
Oil flow rate set too low.
Increase oil flow rate by increasing pump
stroke.
Too much oiling.
Oil flow rate set too high.
Lower oil flow rate by decreasing pump
stroke.
Oil too light.
Use specified oil.
In very hot conditions, use heavier type
of oil.
No oiling on some or all chains.
Oil pump maladjusted.
Readjust oil pump.
Main oiling line from tank to pump
Reattach or repair main oiling line.
detached or defective.
One or more metering valves
Replace contaminated metering valves.
contaminated or blocked.
Air in the oiling system.
Bleed the oiling pump and all oiling lines.
Detached, looped or squeezed oiling
Reroute and/or replace defective oiling
line(s).
line(s).
Oiling brushes maladjusted.
Readjust oiling brushes.
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7 - MAINTENANCE
Electric control box system (accessory)
Concern
Possible Cause
Correction
Control box not functioning.
Control box not turned on.
Turn the control box on.
Blown fuse.
Look for the cause of the blown fuse and
repair.
Wire harness damaged.
Trace the damaged wire and repair.
As power is turned on, the
Reverse polarity.
Change polarity at the power source.
actuator extends to its end
of stroke. When the WRAP
switch is toggled, the actuator
retracts to the home position.
Full bale alarm does not turn
Sensor / magnet maladjustment.
Readjust sensor / magnet.
on.
Defective sensor.
Replace sensor.
Wiring problem.
Check wiring and connector, repair /
replace, if necessary.
The actuator does not extend
System was not turned on.
Turn system power on.
as the WRAP switch is toggled.
Wiring problem.
Check wires and connector, and repair,
if necessary.
Defective actuator.
Replace actuator.
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8 - SPECIFICATIONS
8 - SPECIFICATIONS
Overall Dimensions [25870358]
The specification figures in this section are provided for
All data given in this manual is subject to production vari-
your information and guidance. For further information
ation. Dimensions and weights are approximate only.
concerning your baler and equipment, consult your New
Holland dealer.
The illustrations do not necessarily show balers in stan-
dard condition or imply that these features are available
New Holland policy is one of continuous improvement and
in all countries. For exact information about any particular
the right to change prices, specification or equipment at
baler, please consult your New Holland dealer.
any time without notice is reserved.
Overall dimensions
Pickup - Standard
1.35 m (4.4 ft)
A
Pickup - Wide
2.00 m (6.6 ft)
Width
B
Ground wheels (Standard pickup machines)
2.37 m (7.8 ft)
C
Ground wheels (Wide pickup machines)
2.40 m (7.9 ft)
D
Maximum (pickup wheels installed on wide pickup)
2.65 m (8.7 ft)
Low hitch
X
Bale ejector excluded
3.65 m (12.0 ft)
Length
F
Bale ejector included
4.05 m (13.3 ft)
Maximum (tailgate open)
4.50 m (14.8 ft)
Z
High hitch = low hitch + 0.15 m
Tailgate closed - 10.0/15 tires
2.19 m (7.2 ft)
E
Tailgate closed - 11.5/80 tires
2.23 m (7.3 ft)
Height
Tailgate opened - 10.0/75 tires
2.54 m (8.3 ft)
Y
Tailgate opened - 11.5/80 tires
2.56 m (8.4 ft)
ZIL10FCRB002FAA
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8
- SPECIFICATIONS
Technical data
Weight
Standard pickup baler
2040 kg (4497.4 lb)
Wide pickup baler
2335 kg (5147.8 lb)
Tractor requirements
Power (PTO input requirements)
Minimum
37 kW (50.3 Hp)
Recommended
48 kW (65.3 Hp)
Hydraulics
2 single-acting valves
124 bar (1798.0 psi)
210 bar (3045.0 psi)
Output 45 l/min minimum at 540 RPM PTO
PTO
540 RPM - 6 splines - 1-3/8 in diameter
Electric's
Electric control box system
13 - 14 V
Road light equipment
B7 DIN 72577, 7-pin connector
Hitch height
Infinitely adjustable
Low hitch
250 - 800 mm (9.8 - 31.5 in)
High hitch
700 - 1100 mm (27.6 - 43.3 in)
Bale chamber
Width
120 cm (47 in)
Diameter
120 cm (47 in)
Bale weight
Range
120 - 800 kg (264.6 - 1763.7 lb)
Maximum
800 kg (1763.7 lb)
Typical :
Straw
120 - 200 kg (264.6 - 440.9 lb)
Hay
180 - 300 kg (396.8 - 661.4 lb)
Silage
350 - 800 kg (771.6 - 1763.7 lb)
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8 - SPECIFICATIONS
Tires
Ground wheels
Standard pickup machines
10.0/75 x 15.4 - PR 8 Tubeless
Pressure: for normal farming practice
2.3 bar (33.4 psi)
40 km/h road travel
3.2 bar (46.4 psi)
Wide pickup machines
11.5/80 x 15.3 - PR8 Tubeless
Pressure: for normal farming practice
2.1 bar (30.5 psi)
40 km/h road travel
2.5 bar (36.3 psi)
Pickup gauge wheels
15 x 6.00-6-4 ply
Pressure
3 bar (43.5 psi)
Maximum road speed
40 km/h (24.9 mph) (unless local speed
regulations restrict to a lower speed)
Driveline
PTO
540 RPM
Gearbox
90 ° bevel gears in oil
Drive chains
Legend: LHS = Left Hand Side RHS = Right Hand Side
Number of
Description
Size
Pitch
links (include
Length
connector link)
Main drive chain (LHS)
RC 80
25.4
mm (1.0 in)
76
1930 mm (76.0
in)
Apron conveyor chain (LHS + RHS)
50.8
mm (2.0 in)
144
7315 mm (288.0 in)
Floor roll drive chain (RHS)
RC 60 HV
19.0
mm (0.7 in)
88
1676 mm (66.0 in)
Standard pickup drive chain (LHS)
RC 50
15.9
mm (0.6 in)
104
1651 mm (65.0 in)
Feeder drive chain (LHS)
RC 60
19.0
mm (0.7 in)
66
1257 mm (49.5 in)
Wide pickup drive chain (LHS)
RC 50
15.9
mm (0.6 in)
52
825 mm (32.5 in)
Pickup reel drive chain (LHS)
RC 50
15.9
mm (0.6 in)
75
1190 mm (46.9 in)
Pickup auger drive chain (RHS)
RC 50
15.9
mm (0.6 in)
75
1190 mm (46.9 in)
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8 - SPECIFICATIONS
pickup
Standard
Width
Overall width:
With pickup wheels installed
2.35 m (7.7 ft)
2.69 m (8.8 ft)
With pickup wheels removed
1.66 m (5.4 ft)
2.50 m (8.2 ft)
Width inside side sheets
1.35 m (4.4 ft)
2.00 m (6.6 ft)
Distance between outer tines
1.18 m (3.9 ft)
1.80 m (5.9 ft)
Distance between tines
69 mm (2.7 in)
67 mm (2.6 in)
Number of tine bars
5
4
Number of tines
5 x 18 = 90 (45 double tines)
4 x 28 = 112 (56 double tines)
Windguard type
Single windguard, pivoting, 2
First windguard: pivoting, chain
positions,
adjustable height Second windguard:
quick-attach
pivoting
Flotation
Coil spring-loaded, quickly adjustable
Height adjustable gauge wheels
Raised position locks
Transport position lock
Pickup lift
Mechanical / Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Overload protection
Shearbolt
Shearbolt
Feed rotor
-
Crank-type
Width
-
140 cm (55.1 in)
Sprung loaded, break away, of the
Overload protection
-
feeder fork
Bale chamber
Consists of steel floor roll and
Consists of steel rolls and conveyor
Bale chamber
conveyor bars
bars
36 bar, 35 mm diameter, each guided 36 bar, 35 mm diameter, each
Conveyor chain and bars
by 2 bearings
guided by 2 bearings
Bars connected by a 2 in pitch chain
Bars connected by a 2 in pitch chain
with a length of 7315 mm (144 links)
with a length of 7315 mm (144 links)
Automatic spring-loaded chain
Automatic spring-loaded chain
tensioner
tensioner
Bale rotation speed
± 26 RPM
± 26 RPM
Time for one revolution
± 2.25 s
± 2.25 s
Bale density system
Bale density system
Preloaded coil springs
Preloaded coil springs
Bale density setting
Full density pointers
Full density pointers
Full bale alarm sensor [accessory]
Full bale alarm sensor [accessory]
Bale density measurement
2 spring-loaded extension rods
2 spring-loaded extension rods
connected to a mechanical density
connected to a mechanical density
indicator measure the amount of
indicator measure the amount
tailgate opening during bale formation of tailgate opening during bale
formation
Wrapper Controls
Manual starting cord (standard) Cab Manual starting cord (standard)
electric control [accessory]
Cab electric control [accessory]
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8 - SPECIFICATIONS
Twine wrapping
Twine spreaders
2, separate, chain driven
2, separate, chain driven
Twine feeding
2 feed rollers, belt driven
2 feed rollers, belt driven
Twine wrap patterns
3 patterns on pattern pulley
3 patterns on pattern pulley
14 wraps
14 wraps
18 wraps
18 wraps
22 wraps
22 wraps
End wrap placement
2 adjustable twine stops (one for each
2 adjustable twine stops (one for
twine), 4 positions
each twine), 4 positions
Twine tension
2 adjustable spring-loaded tensioners
2 adjustable spring-loaded
(one for each twine) in the twine box
tensioners (one for each twine) in
the twine box
Twine run indicators
Rotating pattern pulley
Rotating pattern pulley
Twine storage capacity
4 balls of 285 mm diameter
4 balls of 285 mm diameter
5 balls of 270 mm diameter
5 balls of 270 mm diameter
6 balls of 225 mm diameter
6 balls of 225 mm diameter
Twine
Sisal twine 250 - 400 mg/kg
Sisal twine 250 - 400 mg/kg)
Polypropylene twine 350 - 750 mg/kg)
Polypropylene twine 350 - 750
Binder twine not recommended
mg/kg)
Binder twine not recommended
Electric control box [accessory]
Full bale alarm Manual electric control
Full bale alarm Manual electric
over cycle start
control over cycle start
Acoustic signal when tailgate closed
Acoustic signal when tailgate
and latched
closed and latched
Lubrication
Oil tank capacity
3 l (0.8 US gal)
3 l (0.8 US gal)
Oil flow rate setting
Infinite adjustment, from 1 minimum)
Infinite adjustment, from 1
to 8 maximum)
minimum) to 8 maximum)
Gearbox capacity
2.1 l (0.6 US gal)
2.1 l (0.6 US gal)
Lubricants to be used
A new line of specially formulated lubricants, based on own engineering specifications, is available from your Dealer.
Avoid all universal, multipurpose, hydraulic or gear oils.
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8 - SPECIFICATIONS
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9 - ACCESSORIES
9 - ACCESSORIES
Optional equipment [25869530]
Depending on the model and on local sales policy, some
of the following accessories will be fitted standard on the
machine, while others will not. Contact your dealer for
more information.
Chain oiler
The automatic chain oiler pump (2), driven by the eccen-
tric disc (1), supplies a metered amount of oil to all drive
chains. Every drive chain receives a certain amount of
oil, calibrated by restrictors located inside the distribution
manifold blocks.
ZIL10FCRB766AAA
1
Bale ejector
The bale ejector (1) rolls the bale out of the bale chamber
far enough to allow closing of the tailgate without having
to move the tractor forward.
This means that there is no need to reverse the baler a
few meters during the wrap cycle.
ZIL10FCRB118AAA
2
Tailgate discs
In special crop conditions, such as light straw, the bale
might have difficulty to be ejected from the bale chamber.
In these conditions, installing the tailgate discs (1) left and
right inside the tailgate will improve bale ejection.
ZIL10FCRB078AAA
3
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9 - ACCESSORIES
Electric control box system
The system provides the following features to the
operator:
Manual electric control over twine wrap start.
Audible alarm at full bale density.
Acoustic signal when tailgate latches.
ZIL10FCRB750AAA
4
Bigger tires
Bigger tires (1) (11.5/80 x 15.3 - 8 PR) are standard on
wide pickup models and can be installed as an acces-
sory on standard pickup models which are equipped with
10.0/75 x 15.3 - 8 PR tires.
The installation of bigger tires increases the ground clear-
ance of the machine and reduces soil compaction.
ZIL10FCRB770AAA
5
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9 - ACCESSORIES
Pickup hydraulic lift kit (Standard pick-up)
Pickup hydraulic lift is fitted standard on wide pickup mod-
els, and can be installed as an accessory on standard
pickup models.
The hydraulic lift cylinder (1) allows the operator to lift and
lower the pickup from the tractor seat.
ZIL10FCRB012BAA
6
Pickup gauge wheels
Pickup gauge wheels (1) are standard on the wide pickup
models, and can be installed as an accessory (both indi-
vidually and in pairs) on the standard pickup models.
They allow to follow the ground contours and assure bet-
ter pickup performance.
NOTICE: Check local legislation to see if the wheels must
be removed for road transport.
ZIL10FCRB849AAA
7
9 - 3
9 - ACCESSORIES
Roller windguard
A roller windguard is available which aids crop flow into
the rotor.
ZIL10FCRB182AAA
8
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10 - FORMS AND DECLARATIONS
Delivery Report Customer Copy Customer copy [25871210]
Check and adjust, as required
Checks to be done with tractor and baler standing still
Checks to be done with the tractor/baler running if required
1.
Check the function of the pickup and the
1.
Check PTO shaft and guarding
tailgate hydraulics
2.
Clean the machine
2.
Check the function of the monitor system.
3.
Oil level of the main drive gearbox
3.
Check the function of the lights
4.
Lubricate all grease points
4.
Check/adjust the conveyor chain tension
5.
Check oil level in the automatic chain
5.
Check the condition of the conveyor chain
oiler
tubes and bearings
6.
Check the function of the parking brake
6.
Check the function of the automatic chain
(if installed)
oiler
7.
Check the tyre pressure/tyre condition
7.
All options and accessories
8.
Check the condition of wheel/rims
9.
Tighten the wheel nuts to prescribed
torque
10.
Check/adjust the pickup flotation
11.
Check/adjust the pickup drive chains
12.
Check the condition of the pickup tines
13.
Check and adjust the feed auger drives
14.
Check/adjust the main, - rotor and floor
roll drive chains
15.
Check the bearings of the pickup and
the rotor
16.
Check and adjust the entire wrapper
configurations
17.
Check and adjust the scrapers
THE INSPECTION HAS BEEN MADE
BALER MODEL NO:
BALER SERIAL NO:
SIGNATURE OWNER, DATE:
SIGNATURE DEALER, DATE:
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10 - FORMS AND DECLARATIONS
10 - 4
10 - FORMS AND DECLARATIONS
Delivery Report Dealer Copy Dealer copy [25871627]
Check and adjust, as required
Checks to be done with tractor and baler standing still
Checks to be done with the tractor/baler running if required
1.
Check the function of the pickup and the
1.
Check PTO shaft and guarding
tailgate hydraulics
2.
Clean the machine
2.
Check the function of the monitor system.
3.
Oil level of the main drive gearbox
3.
Check the function of the lights
4.
Lubricate all grease points
4.
Check/adjust the conveyor chain tension
5.
Check oil level in the automatic chain
5.
Check the condition of the conveyor chain
oiler
tubes and bearings
6.
Check the function of the parking brake
6.
Check the function of the automatic chain
(if installed)
oiler
7.
Check the tyre pressure/tyre condition
7.
All options and accessories
8.
Check the condition of wheel/rims
9.
Tighten the wheel nuts to prescribed
torque
10.
Check/adjust the pickup flotation
11.
Check/adjust the pickup drive chains
12.
Check the condition of the pickup tines
13.
Check and adjust the feed auger drives
14.
Check/adjust the main, - rotor and floor
roll drive chains
15.
Check the bearings of the pickup and
the rotor
16.
Check and adjust the entire wrapper
configurations
17.
Check and adjust the scrapers
THE INSPECTION HAS BEEN MADE
BALER MODEL NO:
BALER SERIAL NO:
SIGNATURE OWNER, DATE:
SIGNATURE DEALER, DATE:
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