C441R Wrapping Baler in Action | John Deere

The pickup has far more stable tines than before. And with the quantities you have now, you just have to touch a windrow like that, or feel when you walk over it, you'll notice how much mass it is. This also has to be moved up. And then there is the roller hold down bar, which keeps the flow of material to the rotor down. This is supposed to stay at the bottom, that is be filled just. And then the tines have to be stable so that something goes through them. There are also presses that have a safety device inside, a shear bolt or a slipping clutch. If it goes in permanently, you have to drive slowly, although the rest of the press can do more. So we reach the limits when the rotor can no longer reach it, when there is a dot in there or a larger accumulation of grass, they actually get that through 99% of the time.