John Deere 466 566 Round Balers Operators Manual OME92593

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John Deere 466 566 Round Balers Operators Manual OME92593
Size: 6.94 MB
Format: PDF
Language: English
Brand: John Deere
Type of Machine: Round Balers
Type of Manual: Operators Manual
Model: John Deere 466 566 Round Balers
Serial Number: 114001-
Part Number: OME92593
Number of Pages: 356 Pages

Contents:
Safety
Safety Signs
Preparing the Tractor
Adjusting the Drawbar
Using Heavy-Duty Tractor Drawbar
Using Drawbar Shield
Making Drawbar Shield
Three-Point Hitch Position
Adjusting Tractor Wheels
Checking Ballast, Wheel Spacing and
Tire Inflation
Setting Tractor Hydraulic Outlets
Tractor Convenience Outlet
Installing BaleTrak® PLUS
Monitor-Controller on Tractor
Open-Station
ComfortGard™ Cab
SOUND-GARD® Cab
Using Extended Rear-View Mirror
Preparing the Baler
Checking Oversize Bale Switch
Selecting Twine
Loading Twine Boxes
Routing Twine from Left-Hand Twine Box
(Front Arm)
Routing Twine from Right-Hand Twine
Box (Rear Arm)
Wheel Spindle Positions 11L-14 Tires
Regular or Mega Pickup
Wide Pickup (466)
Wheel Spindle Positions 31 x 13
Tires
Regular or Mega Pickup
Wide Pickup (466)
Adjusting Wheel Spindles
Tire Inflation
Checking Wheel Nut Torque
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Preparing Baler for Net Wrap
Selecting Net Wrap Material
Care of Net Wrap Material
Additional Net Wrap Storage
Opening and Closing Net Wrap Cover
Using Net Wrap After Extended Storage
Manually Releasing Net Wrap Brake
Threading Net Wrap and Routing
Through Rolls
Attaching and Detaching
Attaching Baler to Tractor Drawbar
PTO Driveline
Assembling (If Necessary)
Connecting
Attaching to Tractor Hydraulic System
Using Tractor Convenience Outlet
Connecting Baler Wiring Harness to
Tractor
Connecting Warning Light Wiring Harness
to Tractor
Detaching Baler from Tractor
Transporting
Handling Round Bales
Operating the Baler
How the Baler Forms a Bale
Crop Preparation
Breaking In Baler
Keep Riders Off Machine
Rotating Output Shaft By Hand
BaleTrak® PLUS Monitor-Controller
Introduction
Description
Keys and Switches
Displays and Indicators
Setup Values and Initial Settings
Diagnostic and Setup Modes
Diagnostic and Setup Channels
Operating
Resetting to Initial Settings (Channel
01)
Activating Alarms
Adjusting Audible Alarm Volume
Setting Bale Diameter
Adjusting Bale Diameter Display
Understanding Variable Core Feature
Adjusting Variable Core Diameter
Understanding Twine Wrap Terms and
Settings
Setting Twine Spacing
Setting Number of Twine End Wraps
Setting Twine End Wrap Distance
Setting Number of Net Wraps (If
Equipped)
Recommended Baling Guidelines
Interpreting Bale Shape Indicators
Weaving in the Windrow
Viewing and Resetting Bale Counters
Using Manual Actuator, Wrap, and
By-Pass Switches
Using By-Pass Switch (Twine Wrap)
Advanced Operational Information
Using Dry Straw Twine Wrap Program
(Channel 17)
Setting Bale Shape Sensitivity (Channel
24)
Setting Near-Full Indicator Set Point
(Channel 25)
Adjusting New Wrap Delay (Channel
26)
Adjusting Bale Shape Bars (Channel
28)
Changing Monitor-Controller Display to
Metric or English Units
Changing Baler Model Program
Bale Density Gauge
Adjusting
Bale Density
Twine Tension
Pickup Height
Gauge Wheels—Regular or Mega
Pickup
Gauge Wheels—Wide Pickup (466)
Gathering Wheel Height
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Checking Baler Performance in the Field
Locking the Gate
Unplugging Baler With Hydraulic Pickup
Lift (If Equipped)
Unplugging Baler Under Power
Compressor Rack Assembly
Removing
Installing
Adjusting (Regular/Mega Pickup)
Adjusting Channel (Mega Pickup)
Setting Pickup Feeder Forks (Wide
Pickup—466)
Starting a Bale in Difficult Conditions
Baling
Short, Dry, Slick Crops
Cornstalks
Long, Stiff, Cane-Type Crops
Wet Hay
Fire Prevention
Extinguishing a Fire
Bale Push Bar (If Equipped)
Operation
Operating
Locking Out
Engaging
Attachments
Lubrication and Maintenance
Grease
Gear Case Oil
Alternative and Synthetic Lubricants
Observe Lubrication Symbols
Perform Lubrication and Maintenance
Fire Prevention
Lubrication and Maintenance
Every 10 Hours
Every 30 Hours
Every 50 Hours
Every 100 Hours
Annually
Troubleshooting
PTO Driveline Difficulties
Main Drive Slip-Clutch Difficulties
Drive Chain Difficulties
Gear Case Difficulties
Diagnosing Hydraulic Functions
Automatic Twine Wrap
Difficulties
Feeding Difficulties
Pickup Difficulties
Bale Quality
General Baler Difficulties
Push Bar Difficulties
High-Moisture Kit Difficulties
Net Wrap Difficulties
Service—Baler
Practice Safe Service Procedures
Fire Prevention
Keep Service Area Clean
Service Tires Safely
BaleTrak® PLUS Component Locations
Wiring Diagrams
BaleTrak® PLUS Control System
Warning Light
Replacing Monitor Fuses and Relays
Hydraulic System Diagram
Installing Orifice in Tractors With Low
Hydraulic Flow
Pickup Idler Spring Dimension (Regular
Pickup)
Adjusting
Pickup Belt Idler (Regular Pickup)
Pickup Drive Chain—Mega Pickup
Pickup Chains—Wide Pickup (466)
Lower Drive Roll Chain
Upper Drive Roll Chain
Servicing Upper Chain and Idler
Replacing Chain Idler Bushing
Main Drive Slip-Clutch
Adjusting
Slipping
Checking Pickup Slip-Clutch Torque
(Mega or Wide—466 Pickup)
Belt Tracking
Checking
Adjusting
Adjusting Scraper(s)
Lower Feed Roll
Starter Roll (If Equipped)
Idler Roll (High-Moisture Kit)
Auger Scrapers (Wide Pickup—466)
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Adjusting
Take-Up Arm Compression Spring
Twine Indicator Retaining Strap
Twine Cutter Tension
Cutter Link Support and Twine Arm
Clearance
Twine Arm Distance from Right
Sidesheet (466)
Front Twine Arm
Twine Cutter to Twine Arm
Twine Arm Timing (566)
Checking Knife Adjustment
Twine Electric Actuator Installation
Adjustment
Adjusting Twine Arm to Starter Roll and
Twine Arm Stop
Adjusting Pickup Float Springs
Regular Pickup
Mega Pickup
Wide Pickup (466)
Adjusting Pickup Lift Crank Stop Nuts
(Wide Pickup—466)
Hydraulic Pickup Lift Cylinder Dimension
Checking Pickup Tooth End Play
Adjusting Gate Latch Stop
Adjusting Gate Latch Linkage
Replacing Sensors
Twine Wrap
Bale Diameter
Bale Shape
Adjusting
Twine Wrap Sensor (Channel 03—With
Sound)
Bale Diameter Sensor (Channel
05—With Sound)
Bale Shape Bar Display (Channels 07
and 09)
Bale Shape Sensor (Channels 07 and
09—With Sound)
Testing Switches
Gate Latch and Oversize Bale
Switches (Channels 11-12-13)
Twine Wrap Actuator Current (Channel
14)
Tractor Convenience Outlet Voltage
(Channel 15)
Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Panel
(Channel 16)
Adjusting Switches
Oversize Bale
Gate Latch
Checking Microswitches
Raising Gate With Hoist
Checking Belt Pins
Correct Belt Lacing and Pin Installation
Incorrect Belt Lacing and Pin Installation
Installing Belts
Repairing Belts
Belts Not Eligible for Warranty
Replacement
Service—Net Wrap
Practice Safe Service Procedures
Releasing Feed Roll Brake
Correcting Net Wrap Feeding Problems
Repairing Cuts On Feed Roll
Brake Bar Tension
Decreasing
Increasing
Adjusting Knife Arm Stop
Checking Feed Roll Brake
Adjusting Feed Roll Pressure
Net Wrap Switch
Testing (Channel 10)
Adjusting
Checking Cutoff Indicator Channel Travel
Knife
Removing and Installing
Sharpening
Actuator
Removing
Installing
Removing and Installing Net Wrap V-Belt
Net Wrap V-Belt Idler Arm
Removing and Installing
Checking Adjustment
Adjusting Net Wrap Roll Support Brackets
Checking and Adjusting Lower Net Wrap
Guide
Storage
Specifications
Machine Specifications
BaleTrak® PLUS Monitor-Controller
466 Baler
566 Baler
Record Product Identification Numbers
Page
Bolt and Cap Screw Torque Value Charts
Metric
Inch
Crime Prevention Tips
Index