This comprehensive New Holland 386 Hayliner Baler Service Parts Catalog is your essential guide for maintaining and repairing your agricultural equipment. It contains hundreds of detailed pages, providing you with the information you need for any repair procedure or maintenance task. This manual delves into every aspect of your Hayliner Baler, offering in-depth coverage of engine systems, lubrication, cooling, fuel systems, and disassembly and servicing procedures. It provides detailed instructions for components like the clutch, transmission, drive chain, sprockets, rear axle, brakes, front axle, steering, shocks, body work, intake and exhaust, hydraulic system, and electrical system. The manual also includes a wealth of information on routine maintenance, a detailed troubleshooting guide, a wiring diagram, and much more. With its clear illustrations, diagrams, and specifications, this service parts catalog acts as a complete resource for both DIY mechanics and experienced professionals. This is your all-encompassing source for repair and service information, equipping you with the knowledge to keep your Hayliner Baler operating at peak performance. You can effectively tackle a wide range of issues, from engine problems to electrical faults, ensuring your equipment remains reliable and productive.

The New Holland 386 Hayliner Baler is a robust and dependable machine designed for efficient hay baling operations. This agricultural implement is known for its reliable performance and ability to handle large volumes of hay with precision. The baler's core function lies in its ability to gather, compress, and bind hay into tightly packed bales, making it convenient for storage and transportation. The New Holland 386 Hayliner Baler's design incorporates various components crucial for its operation. These include a powerful engine that drives the baler's mechanisms, a robust feeding system that draws in the hay, and a meticulous baling chamber where the hay is compressed and shaped. The baler also features a well-designed pickup mechanism to gather the hay from the field, a knotter system that secures the bale with twine, and a bale ejection system that releases the completed bales for collection. Its construction emphasizes durability and resilience, ensuring it can withstand the rigors of continuous operation in challenging field conditions.