McHale Orbital Assembly instructions

McHale
Ballinrobe
Co. Mayo,
F31 K138 Ireland
Tel: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.mchale.net
CLT00689_6.01
55
ISO 9001:2015
Orbital
Round Bale Wrapper
Operator Instruction Manual
Issue 6

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Thank you for buying this McHale machine, you have chosen wisely!
Given proper care and attention, you can expect it to provide you with
years of dependable service.
It is important to quote the machine serial number when ordering spare parts or
requesting technical assistance. Space is provided below to record machine details.
(See ‘Description of the serial number plate’)
If you require further copies of this instruction manual,
please quote part number: CLT00689
Due to a policy of continuous product development and improvement, McHale
Engineering reserves the right to alter machine specifications without prior notice and
any obligation to make changes or additions to the equipment previously sold.
It is vital to replace defective parts of the machine immediately and to use only genuine
McHale spare parts, as these are designed and manufactured to the same standard
as the original machine. Spare parts can be obtained from your McHale dealer.
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Warranty/Guarantee
Attention End User!
Please ensure your machine is fully registered with McHale,
by your dealer, at the time of delivery.
Failure of the dealer to register the machine will render your warranty void!
You can check the registration of your machine by visiting www.mchale.net.
Serial number:
Year of manufacture:
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Table of contents
1 Introduction 6
2 Product information 7
2.1 Designated use of the machine 7
2.2 Front view 8
2.3 General dimensions & specifications 9
2.4 Tractor specifications 9
2.5 Machine specifications 9
2.6 Tyre specifications 10
2.7 Optional equipment* 10
3 General safety 11
3.1 Be aware of all safety information 11
3.2 Follow all safety instructions 11
3.3 Store all items carefully 12
3.4 Personal protective equipment (PPE) 12
3.5 In case of emergencies 12
3.6 Stay clear of rotating elements 12
3.7 Trained operator criteria 13
3.8 In the event of a fire 13
3.9 General safety warnings 14
4 Specific safety warnings 20
4.1 Electronic safety warnings 20
4.2 Hydraulic safety warnings 20
4.3 Noise level 21
4.4 Fire precautions 21
4.5 Special safety devices/instructions 21
4.6 Safety instruction decal locations 22
4.7 Safety warnings & instructions explained 23
4.8 Hydraulic control valve unit decal 26
4.9 Description of the serial number plate 28
4.10 Machine lifting guidelines 29
4.11 Jacking points 30
5 Tractor requirements & preparation 31
5.1 Tractor requirements 31
5.2 Connecting the control box 31
5.3 Attaching to drawbar 32
5.4 Preventing unauthorised use 33
5.5 Machine set-up & tractor hydraulic system 34
5.6 Which hydraulic system is used? 35
5.7 Hydraulic spool valve setup 36
5.8 Making connections to the tractor 36
5.9 Attaching the machine to a tractor 37

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5.10 Lighting system 38
6 Bale & film requirements 39
6.1 Bale requirements 39
6.2 Film requirements 39
6.3 Care of the film roll 40
6.4 Side-tip bobbin adjustment 40
7 Electronic control system 42
7.1 Electronic control box 42
7.2 Electronic control box functions 43
7.3 Electronic control box features 44
7.4 Menu structure 45
7.5 Machine operation 50
7.6 Warning messages 53
7.7 Wired remote 57
7.8 Radio remote 57
8 Wrapper operation 59
8.1 Preparing the machine for wrapping 59
8.2 Wrapping behind tractor 60
8.3 Loading dispenser film 61
8.4 Wrapping process 64
8.5 Dispenser gear options 65
8.6 ‘Cut and Hold’ system 66
9 Road traffic safety & operation 70
9.1 Before travelling on any public roadway 70
9.2 Road transportation with side-tip attached 71
10 Field operation & machine adjustments 72
10.1 Drawbar height 72
11 Attachments 73
11.1 Side-tip 73
12 Machine maintenance 77
12.1 Maintenance intervals 77
12.2 Tightening torque values 81
13 Storage 82
13.1 End of season 82
13.2 Start of season 82
14 Certification & Warranty 83
14.1 Declaration of Conformity 83
14.2 PDI form 83
14.3 Change of ownership pre-checks 83
14.4 Limited Warranty 83
14.5 Unit conversion table 88

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Introduction
The McHale Orbital Round Bale Wrapper is designed to wrap, with plastic stretch
film, cylindrical section bales of forage for the purpose of storage as fodder for
livestock. The design has been developed based on years of extensive research and
development in the field of round bale wrappers. Given proper care and attention, the
machine will provide years of reliable and dependable performance.
Please do not assume that you know how to operate and maintain your machine before
reading this manual carefully. In order to prevent misuse, damage and accidents, it is
very important that everybody who will operate the machine is a fully trained operator.
(See ‘Trained operator criteria’). They must read and fully understand all of the
contents of this manual, before operating the machine, paying particular attention to the
following:
Safety instructions
Functions
Controls (hydraulic and electrical)
It is highly recommended to get acquainted with any new machinery slowly. Take time
to learn and understand all of the features of the machine. Proficiency will increase as
more experience is obtained.
If you have any questions in relation to the instructions in the manual, please contact
your McHale dealer. It is highly recommended that training be sought from your local
McHale dealer.
The operator is solely responsible for the safe use and maintenance of the machinery,
in accordance with this manual. Keep this manual safe and make sure it remains with
the machine, at all times.
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Product information
The machine is protected against many dangers to itself while being operated from the
control box in manual and fully automatic modes. However, it is of the utmost
importance for the safety of the operator and for others, that the operator pays attention
to all warnings and instructions given in this manual. In particular all safety devices,
decals, guards and controls must be in place and in fully functioning condition. Never
try to clear any malfunction when the tractor is switched on or while the machine is
running. Keep the ‘Danger Zone’ (an area around the machine) free of all persons and
animals at all times, while the machine is in operation (See ‘Danger Zone’). This
manual must be read and fully understood by anyone who will operate the machine.
2.1 Designated use of the machine
The machine is exclusively designed for normal use in agricultural applications. The
machine has been designed to wrap cylindrical bales of forage with plastic stretch film
for the purpose of storing as fodder for feeding livestock. This designation includes the
movement of the machine, between fields by track or road, incidental to the wrapper’s
main use. The manufacturer will not be held responsible for any loss or damage
resulting from machine applications other than those specified above. Any other use
the machine may be put to is entirely at the owner/operator’s risk.
The designated use of the machine includes that:
The operating, maintenance and repair instructions given by the manufacturer
will be strictly fulfilled
Exclusively persons who are familiar with it and instructed about the risks are
entitled to operate, maintain and/or repair the machine
The relevant health and safety requirements, that may be in force in the
country of use, will be strictly followed
No other equipment or accessories, other than released by McHale, are
installed in the machine. The use of any other equipment or accessory is
entirely at the owner/operator’s risk. In such cases, unauthorised
modifications/changes exclude any liability of the manufacturer.
NOTE: Loss of machine validity
By any alteration of safety equipment, the declaration of conformity and
the CE sign loses its validity for this machine.

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2.2 Front view
No. Machine function No. Machine function
1Tip arm roller 7Clamp arm
2Dispenser ring 8Load arm
3Dispenser 9Drawbar
4‘Cut and Hold’ 10 Drawbar stand
5Bobbin 11 Spare film roll holder
6Wrapping table roller 12 Road transport lock
2
9
8
4
5
7
6
10
1
3
11
12

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2.3 General dimensions & specifications
Units are given in both metric and UK imperial values, with the latter shown in brackets.
*Check with national road traffic regulations in the individual country!
2.4 Tractor specifications
2.5 Machine specifications
Transport width 2.74 m (108”)
Transport weight (unladen) 2,400 kg (5,291 lbs)
Axle load (unladen) 2,185 kg (4,817 lbs)
Maximum road speed* 40 km/h (25 mph)
Attachment Pin hitch
Towing tractor requirements 35 kW (47 HP)
Electrics 12 V, 10 A (min. specification)
Lighting 12 V / 7-pin socket
Hydraulic systems Open-Centre, Closed-Centre, Load-Sensing
Minimum hydraulic pressure 170 bar (2,465 psi)
Minimum hydraulic flow rate 35 l/min (7.7 gal/min) @ 170 bar (2,465 psi)
Bale dimensions 1,200 mm (47”) wide x
Ø1,100 mm (43”) (Min)
1,270 mm (50”) wide x
Ø1,450 mm (57”) (Max)
Bale weight 1,200 kg (2,646 lbs) (Max)
Plastic film
Film width 750 mm (29.5”)
Film stretch 70% (64% and 55% are optional)
Film layers 2+2 system, 2+2+2; etc
Film storage 6 rolls (+ 2 rolls on dispensers)
Dispenser rotary speed 40 rpm

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2.6 Tyre specifications
2.7 Optional equipment*
*May not be available in all countries, check with your McHale dealer for availability in
your country.
Side-tip option
The side-tip option is used for knocking the bale onto its side and is very useful for
coarse ground with strong stubble (which may have a tendency to puncture the film),
as it allows the bale to land on its edge, which has a much higher degree of film
coverage. It is also very useful on hilly/sloping ground as it can prevent bales from
rolling, when they land on their side. The side-tip is attached to the rear wrapping
cradle. (See ‘Side-tip’)
Additional options or features may be available. Check with your McHale dealer or the
McHale website for further information.
Details Type Field
pressure
Road
pressure Part No.
380/55-17 133 A8 (Vredestein) Flo + 1.45 bar 2.4 bar CWH00268
480/45-17 145 A8 (Vredestein) Flo + 1.45 bar 2.4 bar CWH00270
15.0/55-17 141 A8 (BKT) AS 504 2.4 bar 3.6 bar CWH00293
Side-tip Trailed fold up side-tip
Dispenser gears 55% and 64% film stretch
Radio remote Allows remote control of the machine
Wired remote Remote hand piece

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General safety
3.1 Be aware of all safety information
Follow all safety precautions and practice safe operation of machinery, at all times.
Warning, caution, note & environment messages:
When reading this manual, pay particular attention when you see the symbols below
i.e. warning, caution, note and environment. They will be used at various points in this
manual and may also appear on safety decals on the machine. The purpose of these
messages is to ensure that the most important information stands out from the rest of
the text.
WARNING: This symbol indicates a potentially hazardous situation,
that if not avoided could result in machinery damage, personal injury
or even death.
CAUTION: This symbol indicates a potentially hazardous situation,
that if not avoided could result in machinery damage or personal
injury.
NOTE: This symbol is used to identify special instructions or
procedures which, if not followed strictly, could result in machinery
damage.
ENVIRONMENT: This symbol reminds you to respect the
environment in relation to the correct disposal of waste material.
3.2 Follow all safety instructions
Using this manual, read all safety instructions and messages, and
be aware of the meanings of all safety decals. (See ‘Safety warnings
& instructions explained’). The spare part codes for each decal are
also listed, which are available from your McHale dealer. If safety
decals are damaged or missing due to wear and tear or component
replacement, ensure that they are replaced. As with all machinery,
learn all operations and use controls by reading this manual
thoroughly. Do not attempt to let anyone operate this machine
without being fully instructed.

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3.3 Store all items carefully
Store all attachments in a secure and safe manner so as to prevent
items from falling. Keep storage areas clear of bystanders and
children.
3.4 Personal protective equipment (PPE)
The following PPE should be worn, at all times, when carrying out
maintenance work on this machine, to help prevent health and
safety hazards:
Safety glasses
Ear muffs
Safety boots
Gloves
Tight fitting clothing
Use of mobile phones or radio/music headphones are strictly forbidden while operating
machinery and driving, as these impair the operator’s attention.
3.5 In case of emergencies
In the event of any accident, emergency equipment should be kept
close at hand. A first aid kit and fire extinguisher along with
emergency phone numbers should always be available to machine
operators.
3.6 Stay clear of rotating elements
Serious injury or death can result from entanglement of clothing or body parts with PTO
shafts, drivelines and other rotating and moving components.
Keep all guards in place at all times, only wear close fitting clothing and ensure that
tractor engine has stopped and key is removed before carrying out any adjustments,
connections or cleaning of equipment.

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3.7 Trained operator criteria
3.8 In the event of a fire
In the event of a fire, it is the operator’s decision to determine the
seriousness and hence the solution to the situation. The following is
given only as a guideline procedure:
1. Switch control box to manual mode. (See ‘Electronic control system’)
2. Immediately tip the bale off the table.
3. Move the tractor and machine away from the flammable material. Position the
tractor upwind, in an open area to limit the fire spreading.
4. Remove all hosing and electrical looms from the machine, assuming it is safe
to do so.
5. With all connections removed, disengage the wrapper from the tractor.
6. Drive the tractor away from the wrapper and park it upwind of the fire.
7. Shutdown the tractor and remove the key from the ignition.
8. If safe to do so, use a suitable fire extinguisher to attempt to put out the flames.
If unable to do so or there is a risk of personal injury stand well clear and call
the fire brigade.
Age related requirements General requirements
18 +
The operator needs to be fully
trained in the use of this machine
and have a valid tractor driver’s
licence.
• The operator must be in full
control of his/her senses and
must not be under the influence of
any alcohol or drugs, prescribed
or otherwise.
• The operator must have read and
understood all aspects of the
operator manual in order to
operate, maintain and clean the
machine. Ideally, they should also
receive training from their McHale
dealer.
• It is only acceptable to have more
than one person in the tractor cab,
if it has a second seat.
16 - 18
An operator between the age of 16
and 18 years old must have a
provisional licence and must be
accompanied by an experienced
driver/operator, at all times, even
during maintenance and cleaning!
< 16
Persons younger than 16 years of
age are not allowed to operate,
clean or carry out maintenance on
this machine, under any
circumstances!
WARNING: Fire prevention
It is recommended that the machine be kept reasonably clean and free of
build-ups of crop, lubricants, etc. This will help to reduce the risk of fires.

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3.9 General safety warnings
It is important to be aware of the potential hazards associated with the operation of farm
machinery. Numerous research studies have shown that the majority of machinery-
related accidents occur as the result of human negligence, including taking shortcuts
to save time, lack of or improper maintenance, ignoring warnings, failing to read the
operator's manual, lack of or improper instruction and failure to follow safety rules.
Read and understand this operator manual before using the machine. If any of the
instructions appear unclear do not hesitate to contact your McHale dealer.
Only competent persons who have read and fully understood this manual are qualified
to operate this machine. The owner of this machine is obliged, by law, to ensure that
every operator understands all of the functions, controls, working processes and safety
warnings, before operating the machine.
Safety devices
All safety devices such as guards, protection parts and safety controls must
be in place and in fully functioning condition. It is forbidden to operate this
machine with defective or incomplete safety devices.
Danger Zone
The ‘Danger Zone’ is the area around the rotating machine (approx. 5 m
radius from the rotating dispenser), and a minimum of 8 m to front and back of
the machine to allow for safe bale transfer on and off the machine.
WARNING: Do not risk personal injury
If a fire is too far advanced, do not try to extinguish it. Avoid smoke
inhalation and severe burns. Burning tyres or gas struts can explode
unexpectedly.

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It is the operator’s responsibility to ensure that there is no person in the
‘Danger Zone’ while operating the machine, especially during start up.
The only person who should be present is the machine operator and they
should be seated in the tractor cab while the bale wrapper is in operation.
Before repair or reassembly
Safe lifting gear of sufficient capacity must be used for machine assembly. All
chains and slings used must be in good condition.
Before operation
Never operate farm machinery while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
The physiological effects of drugs and alcohol impair performance and can
lead to operators taking risks or putting others at risk. This includes over-the-
counter cold/flu and allergy medications or prescription drugs that are not
recommended to be taken whilst driving a car or operating machinery.
The operator must ensure that the manufacturer’s instructions for attaching
and detaching the machine are followed. This includes the drawbar
attachment, the electric and hydraulic lines, in particular the lighting system.
The operator must ensure that all covers are closed and all safety devices are
in operating mode.
The operator must ensure that there is no person in the ‘Danger Zone’.
Always be familiar with the health and safety requirements that may be in
force in the country of use.
Auto bale-tip function should not be used in hilly terrain as the operator needs
better control of bale unloading, i.e. the bale should only be unloaded on level
ground.
During operation
While operating this machine on hilly or sloping ground the operator must take
extra precautions, in particular the ‘Danger Zone’ is increased in such
conditions as bales are more likely to roll away, causing a potential risk.
 Precaution must be taken when travelling over sloping or rough ground due to the
risk of overturning. Always travel at a speed suitable for the ground conditions.
The operator must ensure that there is a minimum of 4 m clearance between
the machine and any obstacle above, in particular electrical high voltage lines.
NOTE: ‘Danger Zone’ can vary in size
The operator must be aware of the ‘Danger Zone’ which can vary in size,
depending on operating conditions, i.e. hilly terrain.

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Be careful when working with the ‘Cut and Hold’. Remember that the
accumulators are under pressure.
Avoid contact with the knife.
Do not attempt to clamp plastic film in the ‘Cut and Hold’ mechanism.
Particular care must be taken, if the machine is left idle for any extended
period, to ensure that all sensors and safety features are working correctly.
Never operate machine with dispenser safety guards damaged or missing.
Never climb onto any part of the machine, while it is in operation.
Before travelling on public roads
The owner of this machine is obliged by law to ensure that every operator has
a valid driving licence and is familiar with the road traffic regulations relating to
the country of use.
Always ensure that the electronic control box and oil supply are switched off.
Ensure lights are connected and working correctly.
Ensure that the work lamp is switched off.
If plastic film is to be transported on the machine, it must only be done so on
the holders provided and secured if necessary.
Close the clamp arm and move the load arm to the fully raised position.
Drawbar transport lock must be fitted correctly while travelling on the road.
Ensure that the drawbar safety chain is attached securely to the tractor. The
safety chain must be attached in such a way that if the coupling breaks, the
hitch or drawbar cannot make contact with the ground.
This machine is not suitable for towing at speeds above 40 km/h.
Performing maintenance
Maintenance and repair work on the machine should always be carried out in
accordance with this manual.
Always maintain the machine according to manufacturer's recommendations.
Maintenance and repair work exceeding the content of this manual should
only be carried out by qualified persons or your McHale dealer.
WARNING: Do not carry people or animals on the machine
The operator must ensure that no persons or animals are carried on the
machine at any time or are hidden under the machine (on the tractor
persons are only allowed to sit on the relevant seats).

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When conducting maintenance work tie long hair behind your head. Do not
wear a necktie, necklace, scarf or loose clothing when you work near the
machine or moving parts. Rotating machinery parts can entangle loose
clothing, long hair or dangling jewellery faster than a victim can react. If these
items were to get caught, severe injury could result.
Before working on this machine or altering any setting, the operator must
ensure the following:
(a) The tractor has definitely stopped moving
(b) The hand brake is applied
(c) The engine is shut down
(d) The ignition key is removed
(e) Electronic power supply and control box is disconnected
(f) Hydraulic oil supply is switched off
*It is forbidden to open any safety guards or to carry out any work on the machine, unless
the above specified precautions have been carried out.
When conducting maintenance work always support the machine properly.
Where possible, lower the attachment or implement to the ground before you
work on the machine. If it is not possible to lower the machine or attachment
to the ground, always securely support the machine or attachment. Do not
work under a machine that is solely supported by a jack. Never support the
machine with props that may break or crumble under continuous load.
Tyres should be inspected for wear on a regular basis. Tyres should be
replaced before wear becomes excessive or after 10 years from the date of
manufacture, as indicated on the tyre. Care must be taken when handling
tyres. Tyres shall be inflated to the pressures indicated in this manual and on
the machine and never over inflated. Tyres shall only be inflated while on the
machine or in an appropriate safety cage.
Replace any electrical or hydraulic devices immediately, at the first sign of
malfunction or failure, as these components affect the functionality,
sequencing and thus safety of operation. Never use a machine where a
malfunction exists! Contact your McHale dealer to achieve a solution. Always
think 'Safety First'!
Never disable any electrical safety circuits, tamper with safety devices or carry
out any unauthorised modification to the machine.
Avoid heating near pressurised fluid lines, as pressurised lines can be
accidentally damaged when heat goes beyond the immediate flame area.
Regular clean down is recommended in order to maintain the machine in a
safe and reliable working condition. McHale recommend that the machine be
blown down with an air line, as opposed to a pressure washer, due to the
dangers involved with pressure washing and to protect the overall paint work
on the machine. If, despite our advice, a pressure washer is used then take
extreme caution and operate from ground level only. Never climb onto any
part of the machine, while pressure washing, due to the fact that all metal
surfaces become extremely wet and slippery and always ensure that the
tractor has been shut down, with the ignition key removed.

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Check bearings for early warning signs of wear or damage and replace if
necessary. Always be on alert for bearings that are squeaky or noisy despite
being well lubricated and bearing housings that are running very hot
especially with a burning smell or paint discolouration. Carry out these checks
daily, immediately after using the machine, with the tractor shut down and the
handbrake applied.
During inspection
If on the rare occasion that it is necessary for an inspection to be carried out
within the ‘Danger Zone’ while the machine is running (extremely dangerous
and not recommended!), there shall be a fully trained and competent second
person operating both the tractor and machine controls. The tractor hand
brake shall be applied and the electronic control box shall be in manual mode.
The machine shall be on level ground with all guards closed. Communication
is key. The operator shall inform the inspector before any machine function is
activated. The inspector shall remain in the field of vision of the operator at all
times and inform the operator of their intended actions. If communication is
lost with the operator, or they move within 1.1 m of moving parts or parts that
have the potential to move, all tractor power shall be turned off immediately.
Child safety on farms
All adults working or present on farms are required, by law, to do everything
reasonably practical to ensure the safety and health of children and young
people on the farm.
Children must be supervised at all times! Remember, farms are not
playgrounds.
Store farm machinery with safety and stability in mind. Lower any implements
or loaders to the ground and apply the hand brake.
Always exclude children from potentially dangerous areas (they will often get
into apparently inaccessible places). Do not allow them in farm yards on busy
days. Contractors should always be made aware of the presence of children.
Never leave children alone in a tractor cab as they can interfere with controls
and many children have been killed falling from the door or rear window of a
tractor.
Children under 16 years of age should never operate power-driven
machinery. Keys should be removed from vehicles and controls left in neutral.
Do not allow children to use bales of any description for playing. It is very easy
to fall from stacked bales resulting in serious injury, or fall between them
leading to suffocation. Make sure there is no evidence of children burrowing
under stacked bales.
Children under 16 should never handle chemicals. Always keep them in their
correct containers and securely stored out of sight under lock and key.
Keep matches in a safe place

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Danger of lightning strike
If there is a risk of lightning in the area, stop all work.
If there is a risk of lightning while travelling, find a safe place to pull over and
stop the tractor.
Do not leave the tractor cab or start work until the risk of lightning has passed.

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Specific safety warnings
4.1 Electronic safety warnings
 This machine is equipped with electronic parts and components which comply to
the EMC Directive 2014/30/EU but still may be influenced by electromagnetic
transmissions of other apparatus, such as welding machines, etc.
Check electric cables regularly for signs of breakage or wear. If in doubt
always replace.
Do not modify any safety circuits (faulty safety circuits will cause risks).
4.2 Hydraulic safety warnings
The maximum pressure in the hydraulic system of this machine should not
exceed 210 bar.
Always ensure the system is not under pressure before working on the
machine. Oil under pressure can penetrate the skin and cause injury. Beware
of pipes under accumulator pressure, depressurise lines by unthreading
connections extremely slowly.
Hydraulically actuated devices must be blocked mechanically against
movement, before working on the machine.
If any hoses are removed or replaced ensure they are marked and re-installed
to the correct position during re-assembly.
Check hoses monthly for signs of leakage or wear. Use a piece of card when
checking for leaks. Fine jets of hydraulic fluid can penetrate the skin. Never
use your fingers or face to check for leaks. If in doubt always replace. The
recommended maximum working time of hoses should not exceed 5 years.
Only use exact specification McHale genuine replacement parts.
As the ‘Cut and Hold’ is kept closed by gas accumulator pressure, it is
necessary to release this before removing the accumulator or working on the
hydraulic cylinder. Otherwise injury may occur. If in doubt entrust the job to
your McHale dealer.
Do not work on hydraulic systems unless you are qualified to do so. This work
should only be carried out by qualified persons or your McHale dealer.