ORKEL GP 1260 User manual

Operator’s manual
Orkel GP1260 and GP 1260 HiT
Original operator’s manual, published 2013
Manufacturer:
Orkel AS Johan Gjønnes veg
N-7320 Fannrem Norway
Serial number, baler
Serial number, wrapper

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Congratulations on the purchase of your new Orkel GP 1260 round baler!
Orkel machines are renowned for their quality and strength, and are well suited to a range of
conditions. This is the result of continuous product development and thorough quality con-
trol prior to shipping. We have conducted an assessment procedure in accordance with the
Machinery Directive (DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY), and the machine is CE
marked.
A plate with the serial number indicated, is located at the right side of the tow bar, and on the
right side of the front crossbeam (under the HiT frame). Always state the serial number
when contacting a Orkel dealer, whether you are ordering parts or requesting technical assis-
tance.
The operator must read this manual and safety instructions before starting up, or servicing
the machine. Read them carefully to ensure that you are familiar with the safety, use and
maintenance requirements. Make daily service a part of your routine.
This operator guide is standard for:
Orkel GP 1260 and GP 1260 HiT.
New Holland Rollbaler 125 and Rollbaler 125 Combi.
Case IH RB 544 and RB 544 Silage pack.
Please note that text sections that only concern HiT/Combi/Silage pack, are marked:AA
Check that this operator guide matches your machine .
We strongly recommend that the instructions in this guide are followed to ensure your per-
sonal safety and the lifespan of the machine.
Information in the manual relating to personal safety is marked with
the above sign and with bold text.
Please pay special attention to these sections.
Yours sincerely
Orkel AS
HiT

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INDEX:
1.Introduction
1.1 General.
1.2 Dimensions and weight
1.3 Safety
2.Safety instructions
2.1 Introduction
2.2 General safety instructions
2.3 Mechanical connection and disconnection
2.4 Adjustment
2.5 Maintenance and service
2.6 Lifting
2.7 Use
2.8 Transport
2.9 Parking
2.10 Dismantling
2.11 Warning signs/ labels
2.12 Warning signs, explanations
3. Connecting the baler to the tractor
3.1 Electrical
3.2 Hydraulic
3.3 Mechanical
3.4 PTO axle
3.4.1 PTO speed
4. Settings
4.1 Height adjustment.
4.2 Settings in Control Box.
4.3 Mechanical settings.
4.4 Hydraulic settings.
5. Preparations, prior to driving
5.1 Installing the wide film or net roller (HiT system).
5.2 Installing the net roller (GP 1260)
5.3 Installing the wrapping film roller.
5.4 Adding grease to the lubrication system
5.4 Adding oil to the lubrication system
5.5 Ensiling fluid

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6. Start up
6.1 Explanations to the control box.
6.2 Control routines.
6.3 Driving technique
6.3.1 Driving technique, hillside/slopes
6.4 Obstruction in pick up or feeder unit
7. Technical information cont.
7.1 Electric system
7.2 Hydraulic system
7.3 Chamber lock and chamber pressure systems
7.4 Grass cutting system, knives, dismantling and grinding
7.5 HiT system overview
7.5.1 HiT system release lever adjustment
7.6 HiT system, sensors
7.7 HiT system, hydraulics
7.8 HiT system, mechanical
7.9 HiT system, general adjustments
7.9.1 HiT system, net/widefilm brake
7.10 Hydraulic scheme, balers with HiT system
7.11 Net system (traditional). description and adjustments
7.12 Lubrication system
7.13 Drive chains and covers
7.14 Wrapper film overlap. Adjustment
7.15 Sensor scheme baler with traditional net tying
7.16 Sensor scheme wrapper
7.17 Program menus
7.18 Baling Programs. Explanations to the menu.
8. Maintenance.
8.1 Daily maintenance.
8.2 Lubrication
8.3 Service
8.4 Cleaning.
8.5 Winter storage.
8.6 Wheels and tyres
8.6.1 Jacking points
8.7 Spare parts

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9. Contact information.
9.1 Vital telephone numbers
9.2 e-mail and webpage
10. Technical data
10. Recommended settings in “Baling programs”
10.1 Specifications
10.2 Additional equipment, options
11. Transport
11.1 Tying down/strap
11.2 Lift/Hoist
12. Declaration of conformity
13. Warranty.
13.1 Terms and conditions
13.2 Warranty and warranty claims