Baler Safety Checklist

Are any signs of damage or wear on baler components checked for?

Is the pickup and feed system inspected and cleaned?

Is the proper tension and alignment of the baling chamber ensured?

Are all fittings and pivot points greased as per the manufacturer's recommendations?

Are oil levels in the gearbox and hydraulic system checked and topped up?

Are lubrication filters inspected and replaced as needed?

Are wiring and connections inspected for any signs of wear or damage?

Are safety switches and controls tested to ensure proper functioning?

Is the battery voltage checked to ensure it is within the recommended range?

Is the proper functioning of bale length and density indicators ensured?

Are bale counters checked and calibrated if needed?

Are emergency stop buttons and safety guards inspected and tested?

Is the functionality of warning lights and alarms verified?

Are belts and chains inspected for signs of wear or damage?

Are tension and alignment of belts and chains adjusted as necessary?

Are worn or damaged belts or chains replaced?

Is the baler cleaned and is any debris or residue removed?

Are air filters inspected and cleaned?

Are cutting knives replaced or sharpened as needed?