New Holland BB9090 Square Baler Service Repair Manual

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This Factory Service Repair Manual offers all the service and repair information about New Holland BB9090 Square Baler The information on this manual covered everything you need to know when you want to repair or service New Holland BB9090 Square Baler

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New Holland BB9090 Square Baler

Manual Contents:

GENERAL INFORMATION
Introduction 01-5
To the Dealers

01-5
Units of Measurement 01-6
Table of Contents 01-6
Page Numbers

01-6
SAFETY
Safety Alert Symbol 01-9
Safety Messages 01-9
Informational Messages

01-9
Safety Signs 01-10
A Word To The Operator 01-10
Service Manual

01-11
Operator Manual 01-11
Prepare For Operation 01-12
Operation

01-12
General Information 01-12
Personal Protection Equipment 01-13
Seat Instructions 01-14
Shields and Guards

01-14
Exhaust Warning 01-15
Flying Debris 01-15
Handrails

01-15
Agricultural Chemicals 01-16
Travel On Public Roads 01-16
Maintenance

01-18
General Information 01-18
Fire Prevention and First Aid 01-20
Checking for High Pressure Leaks 01-21
Tire Safety

01-21
COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION
Outside View Left-hand Side 01-23
Outside View Right-hand side 01-24
Inside Right-hand Side View

01-25
Inside Left-hand Side View 01-27
Serial Number Plate Location 01-29
Serial Number Definition (2009 and Prior)

01-30
Serial Number Definition (2010 and After) 01-30
Operator Manual Container 01-31
Tool Box

01-31
SBC (Square Baler Controller) 01-32
Fuses 01-32
Sensors and Switches

01-33
CAN Terminators 01-33
Consoles 01-34
PREPARATION FOR OPERATION
Installing a European Type Hitch

01-37
Preparation 01-37
Hitch Component Identification 01-37
Baler Height Setting

01-38
Tractor Dimensions 01-38
Hitch Installation 01-39
CE Hitch Bracket Installation

01-40
Connecting the Hitch to the Tractor 01-41
Raising the Jack 01-43
Safety Transport Chain

01-43
CV IDL Preparation 01-44
CV IDL Installation 01-44
CV IDL Angle 01-45
CV IDL Angle Adjustment

01-45
CV IDL Clearance 01-46
Installing an ASABE (American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers) Type Hitch 01-48
Preparation 01-48
PTO Types

01-48
Tractor Dimensions 01-49
Baler Height Setting 01-49
Hitch Ball Adjustment 01-50
Installing the Hitch

01-50
Connecting the Hitch to the Drawbar 01-51
Raising the Jack 01-52
Safety Transport Chain 01-52
Connecting an EA (Equal Angle) IDL 01-53
EA (Equal Angle) IDL Angle

01-55
EA IDL Angle Adjustment 01-55
Electrical and Hydraulic Connections 01-56
Connecting ASABE Type Lamp Wiring Harness Plug

01-56
ASABE Type Baler Road Lamp Table 01-56
Connecting ISO Type Lamp Wiring Harness Plug 01-57
Connecting Baler Harness Plug

01-57
Four Pin Plug and Baler Disconnect Brake (If Equipped) 01-58
Connecting the Baler Harness to the Console Harness 01-58
Connecting the Hydraulic Lines 01-58
Brake Connections if Equipped

01-59
Twine Information 01-61
Plastic Twine 01-61
Sisal Twine 01-61
Twine Boxes

01-62
Twine Ball Installation 01-62
Threading the Needles Four Twine Balers 01-63
Left-hand Twine Box for Needles

01-64
Right-hand Twine Box for Needles 01-65
Twine Box Tensioners for Needles 01-66
Routing the Needle Twines into the Baler

01-66
Threading the Needle Twine Tensioners and Needle Slacker Arms 01-67
Routing the Twines to the Needles 01-68
Threading the Knotters Four Twine Balers

01-69
Left-hand Twine Box for Knotters 01-70
Right-hand Twine Box for Knotters 01-71
Routing the Knotter Twines into the Knotter Area on the Left-hand Side

01-72
Twine Box Tensioners for Knotters Left-hand Side 01-72
Routing the Knotter Twines into the Knotter Area on the Right-hand Side 01-72
Twine Box Tensioners for Knotters Right-hand Side

01-73
Routing Twines Through the Knotters 01-73
Tying the Needle and Knotter Twines Four Twine Balers 01-74
Threading the Needles Six Twine Balers

01-75
Left-hand Twine Box for Needles 01-76
Right-hand Twine Box for Needles 01-77
Twine Box Tensioners for Needles

01-77
Routing the Needle Twines into the Baler 01-78
Threading the Needle Twine Tensioners and Needle Slacker Arms 01-79
Routing the Twines to the Needles

01-80
Threading the Knotters Six Twine Balers 01-81
Left-hand Twine Box for Knotters 01-82
Right-hand Twine Box for Knotters

01-83
Routing the Knotter Twines into the Knotter Area on the Left-hand Side 01-84
Twine Box Tensioners for Knotters Left-hand Side 01-84
Routing the Knotter Twines into the Knotter Area on the Right-hand Side

01-84
Twine Box Tensioners for Knotters Right-hand Side 01-85
Routing Twines Through the Knotters 01-85
Tying the Needle and the Knotter Twines Six Twine Balers 01-86
OPERATION
Pre-Operation Inspection

01-87
After The First Hour Of Operation 01-88
Daily 01-88
General Operating Information

01-88
High Quality Hay 01-88
Crop Preparation 01-89
Dew Moisture

01-89
Baling High Quality Hay 01-90
Pressure Reading Examples for Dry Crop 01-91
Dry Forage Hay Bale Storage

01-91
High Moisture Silage Bales 01-91
Baling Silage Bales 01-92
Removing High Moisture Bales When Finished with Baling 01-92
High Moisture Silage Bale Storage

01-92
Flywheel Brake 01-93
Knotter/Needle Lockout 01-93
Knotters

01-94
Double Knotter System 01-94
Knotter Operation 01-95
Knotter Slacker Upper Switch and Lower Switch Alarms

01-97
Knotter Slacker Upper Switch Alarm 01-97
Knotter Slacker Lower Switch Alarm 01-98
Needle Alarms

01-98
Monitoring Flags 01-98
Missing Knots 01-99
Pickup Feeding and Plunger 01-99
Pickup Position

01-100
Plunger Load Settings 01-101
Bale Density Cylinder Pressure 01-102
Stuffer Brake

01-103
Stuffer Sensor Door 01-103
Charge Holding Fingers 01-103
Stuffer Cycle 01-104
Flakes/Bale 01-104
PTO/Driveline System

01-105
Shearbolts 01-105
Clutches 01-108
Sensors and Switches

01-110
Packer Clutch Sensor Pickup Clutch Sensor and Feeder Slip System 01-111
Stuffer Drive and Stuffer Cycle Sensors 01-112
Needle Home Switch 01-112
Needle Protection Linkage

01-113
Knife Operation With Rotor Cutter Balers 01-113
Engaging and Disengaging Knives 01-113
Knife and Filler Plate Settings

01-113
Knife Operation With Packer/Cutter Balers 01-115
Engaging and Disengaging the Knives 01-115
Knife and Filler Plate Settings

01-116
Control Valves 01-116
Bale Density Valve and Bleed Off Valve 01-116
Bale Density Valve with Bleed Off Valve and Pressure Compensation

01-118
Operation of the Roller Bale Chute and Ejector (If Equipped) 01-118
How to Lower the Roller Bale Chute 01-118
How to Use the Ejector

01-119
How to Raise the Roller Bale Chute 01-122
Knotter Lubrication System 01-124
Knotter Lubrication Pump 01-124
Knotter Lubrication Points

01-124
Lighting and Reflectors 01-124
Lighting and Reflectors For European Balers 01-126
Starting and Stopping the Baler 01-127
Balers With a Bale Density Bleed Off Valve

01-127
Stopping and Starting Balers Without a Bale Density Bleed Off Valve 01-129
Dos and Donts 01-129
Baling Preparation

01-130
Baling The First Bale 01-130
Baling Procedure 01-131
Tandem Axle (If Equipped) 01-132
Removing a Bale From the Bale Chamber

01-133
Towing or Transporting The Baler 01-134
Lifting the Pickup 01-134
Safety Transport Chain and Travel Route Selection

01-135
Disconnecting From the Tractor 01-135
Brake Procedures 01-136
Balers with Disconnect Brake System and Hydraulic Brakes

01-136
Balers with Disconnect Brake System and Air Brakes 01-136
Final Disconnect Procedures for All Balers 01-137
INDEX

01-139

Total Pages: 1093

This manual can be used by anyone from a first time owner/amateur to a professional technicianEven the most novice mechanic can also easily follow the step-by-step guides which are made simple by the illustrations and drawings

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