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MCINTOSH
MULTI BALE
FEEDER
User Manual
Email: office@mcintoh.net.nz
Phone: 06 356 7056
McIntosh Brothers Engineers Ltd
PO Box 4240
PALMERSTON NORTH
NEW ZEALAND

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  • Page 1 MCINTOSH MULTI BALE FEEDER User Manual Email: office@mcintoh.net.nz Phone: 06 356 7056 McIntosh Brothers Engineers Ltd PO Box 4240 PALMERSTON NORTH NEW ZEALAND...
  • Page 2 _________________________ Sales Person _____________________ Date _____________________ Please return this completed form to; McIntosh Brothers Engineers Ltd PO Box 4240 PALMERSTON NORTH 4442 office@mcintosh.net.nz Please note: It is recommended that the owner and dealer both retain a copy for their records.
  • Page 4: General Operation

    Multi Bale Feeder GENERAL OPERATION MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS MANUFACTURED BY DISTRIBUTED BY McINTOSH BROTHERS ENGINEERS LTD PALMERSTON NORTH NEW ZEALAND...
  • Page 6 Safety must have PRIORITY • Maintain your machine in good working condition. • Keep all guards and shields in place. • Disconnect hydraulic supply lines when any maintenance, greasing or adjustments are undertaken. • Keep hands, feet, and clothing away from power driven parts. •...
  • Page 7: Maintenance

    GREASING The following is the number of greasing points on our multi bale feeder. Multi bale feeder unit grease nipples: 4 Cradles, 8 Lifting Arms, 1 Swivel, 1 Jack, 4 Hubs, 2 Walking Beams, 2 Drive Shafts, 2 Rear Idlers...
  • Page 8 LIFTING ARMS Greasing the lifting arms is very important to keep the machinery working correctly. If you find the second arm does not come back fully to the loading position, put some more grease into it. That will fix it the majority of the time. If you find you cannot stop the bale from falling into the cradle, the most common problem is air in the circuit.
  • Page 9: Loading The Bale

    It pays to check if there is material around this area when at the back of the machine when cutting the plastic or net. This problem is more common when feeding square bales. To operate the cradle the frame needs to be moved forward 50mm. When pushing the bales forward over the cradle slats, have the yellow slat in the top right hand position as marked on the bale feeder frames.
  • Page 10 position for you. The heaviest bale we have loaded weighed 1,300kg so there is a lot of power in the ram. To get the forks out of the bale, reverse the oil flow and the main ram will lower down while the smaller ram will go into a float action.
  • Page 11 Loaded 1 Loaded 2 You can push the first bale either to the front or middle position when loading the second bale Travel Position FEEDING OUT As our Bale Feeders will operate from either side, there is no need to concern yourself of which way you place the bale in the cradle.
  • Page 12 in the ends of the bale as the pin holes allow. Restart your machine and the aggression pins will break into the bale and allow it to unwind. Sequence Cartridges These are set at 2 ½ turns out. The purpose of these is to have the main left ram operating first before the smaller tip ram.
  • Page 13 McIntosh Equipment. In Field valve adjustments for Rear Bale Forks On Multi Bale Feeders, the lift rams sequencing valve is located underneath the blue cover located on the rear right hand side. You will need to remove the cover to expose the valve assembly.
  • Page 14 we recommend you only adjust one valve at one time, then test the operation again. We also recommend that when adjusting the valves, screw them in or out 1/2 a turn at a time and retest. This can make a big difference depending on the oil flow and the weight of the bale.
  • Page 15 On Multi Bale Feeders, this problem can also occur with tightly formed or dry bales. In these cases we recommend you remove the middle tine and operate with only the two outside tines fitted.