I am in the market for a new to me round baler. I'm looking for something that makes a 4'x5' bale and that will handle baling silage. That said we recently got a really nice Gehl 2480 in on the lot at work. Aside from needing belts it looks to be in great shape. Has auto tie and a monitor. They're advertising it as a dry hay only baler. My question is why wouldn't it bale silage? Looking at the parts catalog which shows both the 2480 and 2880 the only real difference I can see is that they show a "silage roll" option instead of the standard smooth roll in the bottom of the chamber behind the feed rolls. They don't list one for the 2480 but this baler has what appears to be the silage roll in it. The only other difference I can see is that the splices on the belts on the 2880 are heavier. Is there anything else I'm missing? If I've got to put new belts on the baler anyway there's no reason I can't make them the heavy splices to handle the silage a little better. I only make a hundred or so bales a year of silage.