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RodInNS
07-11-2006 19:00:23
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Re: Silage special round baler vs. standard for ba in reply to RussUPMI, 07-10-2006 10:18:49
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Can't answer your questions..... But, if you're looking to bale silage, or anythig for that matter, why not look at a Claas baler. They're fixed chamber, and the bales are soft centered, but they bale anything. They don't have bale starting problems. They don't have to be changed over for this, and back for that, and this removed and on and on. They just bale, and they do it faster than anything else on the market. I've had an old 44s for close to 20 years. Replaced some rollers from rock damage. Otherwise just normal pickup parts, and a few pickup bearings. Probably done over 25,000 bales at this point, and still going strong.
The never style have the top 3 rollers mounted on a hinge, and drop them down into the chamber for bale starting. This enhances compression, supposedly, as the bale is started rotating sooner rather than tumbling, which it does until the chamber fills.
The downside of a high performance baler is a high performance price... but if you're pushing the bales out, it will cost you less in the end. For what it's worth....Rod
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