New Holland Bb940a Bb950a Bb960a Baler Operators Manual – PDF Download

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New Holland Bb940a Bb950a Bb960a Baler Operators Manual

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• This manual has been prepared to assist you in the correct procedure for running in, driving, operating, adjusting and maintaining your new machine. This machine has been designed and builtto give maximum performance, economy and ease of operation under a wide variety of crops and conditions. Prior to delivery, your machine was carefully inspected both at the factory and by your dealer to ensure that it reaches you in optimum condition.
• To maintain this condition and ensure trouble-free operation it is important that routine services, as specified in this manual, are carried out at the recommended intervals. Before attempting to drive or operate your machine, read this manual carefully (especially chapter covering the Safety Precautions) and keep it in a convenient place for future reference.
• ”Left” and “right” used throughout this manual are determined from the rear, facing in the direction of travel of the machine during operation. If at any time you require advice concerning your machine, do not hesitate to contact your authorised dealer. He has factory-trained personnel, genuine service parts and the necessary equipment to carry out your service requirements.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

• New Holland Bb940a Bb950a Bb960a Baler Operators Manual

Section 1 – General Information And Safety 1–1
Intended Use 1–1
Product Identification 1–1
Airborne Noise Emission 1–2
Electromagnetic Compatibility (Emc) 1–2
Vibration Level Information 1–3
Legal Obligations 1–3
Safety Requirements For Fluid Power Systems And Components 1–3
Precautionary Statements 1–3
Safety Precautions 1–4
Wheels And Tyres 1–8
Angle Of Operation 1–8
Safety Decals 1–8
Needles/Knotter Safety Lock 1–20
Access To Machine Components 1–20
Protective Devices 1–23
Toolboxes 1–23
Lifting The Baler 1–24
Section 2 – Controls, Instruments And Operation 2–1
Controls, Indicators And Gauges 2–1
Flywheel Brake 2–1
Jack 2–1
Tractor Requirements 2–2
Horsepower Requirements 2–2
Tractor Drawbar / Tow Hitch 2–2
Tractor Wheel Setting 2–3
Power Take–off Shaft 2–3
Attaching The Baler To The Tractor 2–4
Attachment Of The PTO Shaft 2–18
Safety Chain / Safety Cable (Not For France) 2–20
Braking Systems 2–20
Fail Safe Brake Control (France Only) 2–20
Tractor Hydraulic Brake Connections (If Fitted)(*) 2–21
Tractor Pneumatic Brake Connections (If Fitted On The Baler)(*) 2–21
Tractor Hydraulic Connections 2–23
Tractor Electrical System 2–25
Baler Electrical System 2–26
InfoViewt monitor Installation 2–28
User Settings 2–55
Pickup Compensation Cylinder 2–66
Transporting The Baler 2–67
Starting The Baler 2–70
Parking The Baler 2–71
Pressure Gauge 2–72
Bale Length Control 2–73
Mechanical Bale Counter 2–73
Section 3 – Field and Site operation 3–1
Description Of Operation 3–1
Product Feeding 3–6
Pick-up 3–6
CropCuttert Controls 3–11
Packer Units 3–11
Packer Cutter Units 3–12
Rotor Cutter Units 3–16
Unplugging The Rotor Cutter System 3–26
Pre-compression Chamber 3–27
Stuffer Trip Sensitivity Lever 3–27
Stuffer 3–28
Charge Holding Fingers 3–29
Pressing 3–30
Plunger/Bale Chamber 3–30
Hay Dogs 3–30
Bale Density System 3–31
General 3–31
Automatic Bale Density Control 3–32
Manual Bale Density Control 3–34
Manual Override Bale Density Control 3–36
Tying 3–37
General 3–37
Knotter / Needle Drive Components 3–38
Threading The Baler 3–39
Knotters 3–45
Monitoring Flags 3–45
Missed Knots 3–47
Ejection 3–47
Bale–chute 3–47
Bale-ejectt System (If Fitted) 3–51
Removing A Bale From The Bale Chamber 3–52
Tandem Auto-steer Axle (If Fitted) 3–55
Operation 3–55
Auto-steer Lock-out Valve 3–57
Shearbolts 3–58
Baling 3–59
Windrow/Swath Size 3–60
Before Using The Machine 3–60
Knives 3–60
Starting To Bale 3–61
Empty Bale Chamber Start-up 3–62
Continued Baling 3–62
Performance Checks 3–63
Section 4 – Lubrication And Maintenance 4–1
Lubrication 4–1
General Information 4–1
Lubrication And Maintenance Quick Reference 4–2
Service At 10 Hours, 400 Bales Or Daily 4–4
Centralized Greasing System 4–4
Automatic Greasing System (If Installed) 4–14
Remaining Conventional Grease Points 4–16
Service At 50 Hour Or 2000 Bales Or Weekly 4–18
Pto Drive Line Greasing 4–18
Automatic Oiling System 4–21
Linkages, Threaded Rods And Pivots 4–23
Ball Ring Hitch And Wear Plate 4–23
Main Drive Gearbox 4–24
Stuffer Drive Gearbox 4–25
Knotter Drive Gearbox 4–26
Bale Density Hydraulic Circuit 4–27
General Information 4–29
Chains 4–30
Packer/Rotor Drive Chain 4–30
Pick–up Main Drive Chain And Pick–up Reel Drive Chain 4–31
Pick–up Auger Drive Chain 4–31
Main Drive 4–33
PTO Drive Slip Clutch 4–33
Burnishing The Slip Clutch 4–33
Service At 100 Hours Or 4000 Bales Or Monthly 4–34
Flywheel Brake 4–34
Product Feeding 4–36
Pick–up Slip Clutch 4–36
Pick-up Tine Replacement 4–37
Auger Stripper Plates 4–38
Packer Slip Clutch 4–39
Rotor Cut-out Clutch 4–40
Knife Drawer Adjustments 4–41
Cropcutter Knife Sharpening 4–42
Pressing 4–44
Stuffer Brake 4–46
Stuffer Fingers To Plunger Timing 4–47
Crop Holding Fingers 4–49
Stuffer Adjustment 4–50
Plunger/Bale Chamber 4–51
Hay Dogs 4–53
Twine Tying Mechanism 4–54
Twine Tension 4–55
Description Of The Knotter Assembly 4–56
Knotter Adjustments 4–57
Knotter Trip Mechanism 4–60
Needle Adjustment 4–62
Maximum Needle Penetration 4–63
Needles To Plunger Timing / Knotter Drive Shearbolt Replacement 4–65
Tucker Arm Alignment 4–66
Needle Carriage Support 4–67
Needle Brake 4–67
Needle Protection Linkage 4–69
Section 4 – Lubrication And Maintenance 4–1
Twine Fingers 4–70
Electrical System 4–72
Power Distribution 4–75
Overriding 4–75
Lights-bulb Replacement 4–77
Hydraulic System 4–79
Wheels And Tyres 4–80
Brake System (If Fitted) 4–81
Hydraulic Brake System (If Fitted) 4–81
Air Brake System (If Fitted) 4–83
Cleaning The Baler 4–84
Section 5 – Fault Finding 5–1
Tying 5–1
Product Feeding 5–8
Drives 5–9
Bale Shape 5–11
Integrated Automatic Oiler 5–12
Bale Density Regulation 5–13
Packer Cutter System 5–14
Rotor Cutter System 5–15
Electrical System 5–16
Section 6 — Vehicle Storage 6–1
End-of-season Service 6–1
Ordering Parts And/Or Accessories 6–2
Preseason Service 6–3
Section 7 – Accessories 7–1
Tractor Drawbar Kit 7–1
Hard Faced Cutter Knives 7–1
Working Light Kit 7–2
Revolving Flashlight 7–2
InfoViewt Monitor Support 7–2
Automatic Greasing Pump 7–2
Quick Fill Pump 7–3
Bale Eject System 7–3
Fill Flow Kit 7–3
Plate Bale Chute 7–3
Roller Bale Chute 7–4
Printer 7–4
Section 8 – Specifications 8–1
Overall Measurements 8–3
Technical Data 8–4
Section 9 — 1st 50 Hour Service Sheets 9–1
Check And Adjust, As Required (Customer Copy) 9–1
Check And Adjust, As Required (Dealer Copy) 9–3
Section 10 — Index 10–1

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