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Operator Do’s and Don’tsProductivity and avoidingcatastrophic failuresWhether the equipment is operated manually orautomatically the operator is responsible forwhat happens during the operation. It is their jobto make sure nothing enters the baler that it wasnot designed to handle.
Operator Do’s and Don’tsProductivity and avoiding catastrophic failures•Make sure nothing enters the baler that it was not designed to handle•Feed material at a steady and even rate•Precondition materials, when necessary•Maintain the baler and operate it inside recommended parametersYou can’t t bale engine blocks, I-beams, Iblocks of metal, 24” trees and concretebecause they are as dense as they are evergoing to get. And you can’t t bale Jellobecause you can’t t put a tie on it.
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Page 15 and 16: Baler ChoiceChoosing a Baler ForYou
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Page 19 and 20: Baler ChoiceTwo Ram Auto-Tie Balers
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