Gallignani 3690 Manual ✯

Blow away all dust, chaff, and debris using compressed air. Accumulation causes mis-ties.

Ensure the tractor drawbar is locked at the correct height. Check that the PTO safety shields spin freely and the CV (constant velocity) joints are well-greased. Gallignani 3690 Manual

| Feature | Specification | Notes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | 4.14m x 2.45m x 1.72m | These dimensions are for the base 3690 model. A larger 3690 Gold variant exists with dimensions 4.76m x 2.50m x 1.86m. | | Bale Cross-Section | 36 cm x 46 cm | This is the industry-standard size for a conventional small rectangular bale. | | Pickup Width | 1.4 - 1.8 meters | The specific pickup width can vary depending on the configuration, with some sources noting a width of 1.7m. | | Power Requirement | Approx. 40 hp (29.42 kW) | This makes the 3690 compatible with a wide range of mid-sized farm tractors. | | Bale Length (Adjustable) | 30 - 130 cm | This adjustable range allows you to produce bales from short, dense blocks to longer, lighter ones, depending on your needs. | | Plunger Strokes | 100 strokes/min | This high stroke rate contributes to the baler's overall efficiency and throughput. | | Bale Weight | 20 - 35 kg | This is for a standard dry hay bale. Weight will vary significantly based on moisture and crop type. | Blow away all dust, chaff, and debris using compressed air

Understanding the technical capabilities is essential for pairing the machine with the correct tractor. The table below lists critical specifications for the Gallignani 3690. Check that the PTO safety shields spin freely

He hesitated, the way a man hesitates before telling a child an old, beloved secret. Then he led her to the rear, where behind a stack of corroded typecases and a long-disused folding press stood a machine painted in a faded blue—Gallignani 3690. It carried the same dignity as the manual: scratched, stubborn, and beautiful.

Wear on the knotter billhook; twine finger is out of alignment.

Minimum 40–50 horsepower (HP) at the tractor Power Take-Off (PTO).