John Deere 435 535 Round Balers Operators Manual OME79133

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John Deere 435 535 Round Balers Operators Manual OME79133
Size: 31.93 MB
Format: PDF
Language: English
Brand: John Deere
Type of Machine: Round Balers
Type of Manual: Operators Manual
Model: John Deere 435 535 Round Balers
Serial Number: 800001-
Part Number: OME79133
Number of Pages: 197 Pages

Contents:
Safety
Preparing the Tractor
Adjusting the Drawbar
Adjusting Tractor Wheels
Checking Ballast, Wheel Spacing, and
Tire Inflation
Setting Hydraulic Outlets
Tractor Electrical Hookup
Install Convenience Outlet On:
Negative Ground Tractors Without
SOUND-GARD Bodies
Positive Ground Tractors Without
SOUND-GARD Bodies
Tractors With SOUND-GARD Bodies
Install BALE-TRAK Monitor Console
Using Heavy-Duty Tractor Drawbar
Using Drawbar Shield
Making Drawbar Shield
Preparing the Baler
Selecting Twine
Loading Twine Boxes
Tying Sheet Bend Knot—Plastic Twine
Tying Modified Square Knot—Sisal Twine
Routing Twine From Right-Hand Twine
Box (Rear Arm)
Routing Twine From Left-Hand Twine
Box (Front Arm)
Adjusting Twine Spacing
Tire Inflation
Attaching and Detaching
Transporting
Handling Round Bales
Operating the Baler
BALE-TRAK Monitor
How the Baler Forms a Bale
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Crop Preparation
Breaking-In
Forming a Bale
Gate Lock Valve
Using Manual Twine Trip Rope
Operating Twine Arm With Empty Baler
Rotating Baler By Hand
Adjusting Bale Size
Bale Density Gauge
Adjusting:
Bale Density
Pickup Height
Converging Wheel Height
Unplugging Baler Under Power
Unplugging Baler With Hydraulic Pickup
Lift
Compressor Rack Assembly:
Removing
Installing
Adjusting
Starting a Bale in Difficult Conditions
Baling Short, Dry, Slick Crops
Baling Cornstalks
Baling Wet Hay
Extinguishing a Fire
Bale Push Bar Operation (Optional)
Operating Baler With Push Bar (Optional)
Engaging Bale Push Bar (Optional)
Locking Out Bale Push Bar (Optional)
Attachments
Lubrication and Maintenance
Perform Lubrication and Maintenance
Alternative Lubricants
Hydraulic Pump Oil
Chains
Extreme Pressure Grease
Gear Oil
Lubrication and Maintenance:
Every 10 Hours
Every 30 Hours
Every 50 Hours
Every 100 Hours
Annually
Troubleshooting
Automatic Twine Wrap
BALE-TRAK Monitor Difficulties
Feeding Difficulties
Pickup Difficulties
Bale Quality
General Baler Difficulties
Silage Bundle Difficulties
Service
Practice Safety
Mounting Tires
Tractor/Monitor Wiring Diagram
Baler Wiring Diagram
Bale Tension and Gate Hydraulic System
Adjusting Chains
Adjusting Upper Drive Roll Chain
Servicing Upper Chain and Idler
Adjusting Drive Slip Clutch
Checking Belt Tracking
Adjusting Belt Tracking
Adjusting Lower Feed Roll Scraper
Adjusting Bale Size Indicator
Replacing Tension Wear Channel
Adjusting Twine Trip Rod and Valve
Latch Clearance
Adjusting Twine Trip Rope
Checking Pump Drive Latch Adjustment
Adjusting Pump Idler Switch
Checking Knife Register
Adjusting Twine Cutter Anvil
Twine Arm Timing (435)
Twine Arm Timing (535)
Adjusting:
Twine Cutter Tension (435)
Number of Twine Wraps on R-H End
of Bale (435)
Twine Distance From R-H End of Bale
(435)
Twine Cylinder Installation Dimensions
(435)
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Adjusting:
Twine Cutter Tension (535)
Number of Twine Wraps on R-H End
of Bale (535)
Twine Arm Travel To Shift Valve (535)
Twine Cylinder Installation Dimensions
(535)
Adjusting Gate Latch Stop
Adjusting Gate Latch Linkage
Adjusting Twine Indicator Retaining Strap
Checking Microswitches
Adjusting:
Gate Latch Switch (Green Light)
Twine Arm Switch (Solid Yellow Light)
Flashing Yellow Light Switch
Oversize Bale Switch (Red Light)
Bale Shape Senders
Pickup Float Springs
Pickup Belt Idler
Removing Center and Rear Tension Arm
Rolls
Removing Front Tension Arm Roll
Installing Orifice in Tractors With Low
Hydraulic Flow
Priming Twine Hydraulic Pump
Raising Gate With Hoist
Checking Belt Pins
Removal of All Belts or Spring Rods
Installing Belts
Repairing Belts
Belts Eligible for Warranty Replacement
Belts Not Eligible for Warranty
Replacement
Surface Wrap—Preparing the Baler
Selecting Surface Wrap Material
Care of Surface Wrap Material
Additional Surface Wrap Storage
Opening Surface Wrap Box
Installing Surface Wrap and Routing
Through Rolls
Closing Surface Wrap Box
Surface Wrap—Operating the Baler
General Information
How the Surface Wrapping Mechanism
Works
BALE-TRAK Monitor Operation With
Surface Wrap
Discharging Bale With Surface Wrapping
Mechanism
Changing From Twine Wrapping to
Surface Wrapping
Adjusting Number of Surface Wraps
Changing From Surface Wrapping to
Twine Wrapping
Operating Surface Wrap System With
Empty Baler
Releasing Knife Arm Manually
Surface Wrap—Lubrication
Every 30 Hours
Annually
Surface Wrap—Troubleshooting
Surface Wrap—Service
Practice Safety
Adjusting Feed Roll Pressure
Checking Drive Belt Length
Removing and Installing Belt
Removing and Installing Knife
Checking Brake
Adjusting Microswitch
Removing Wrappage From Feed Rollers
Adjusting Knife Arm Stop
Servicing Lower Front Gate Roll
Surface Wrapping Hydraulic System
Storage
Crime Prevention Tips
Specifications
Index