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Round baler wrap question

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txgrn

07-13-2005 06:32:51




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Was looking thru my Ex-Cel belting catalog this am and on the front cover is a picture of a round baler with the bale wrap hootus hanging off the rear. Triggered this question:

How does the wrap actually get from where it is stored to the hay, wrap and get cut off?

Can these things be retrofitted to existing balers?


Thanks,

Mark




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Tx Jim

07-13-2005 13:00:27




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 Re: Round baler wrap question in reply to txgrn, 07-13-2005 06:32:51  
Mark,on JD balers the net wrap is an attachment that can be added,but X35 series is first one JD built that it will fit.The wrap travels down beneath belts to past bottom tailgate roller and then is feed onto bale.After two wraps(if set correctly) a knife in attachment cuts net.This wrap time takes 8/10 seconds.At todays JD net price it cost about 70/80 cents more for net/bale than twine but tying time takes about 1/3 time.BTDT Tx Jim

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txgrn

07-13-2005 14:29:43




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 Re: Round baler wrap question in reply to Tx Jim, 07-13-2005 13:00:27  
Ok. Then my 530 is outdated for it.

With 6000 ft for a couple hundred dollars I guess it is worth it in time saved and quality of hay at feeding time.....9-12 months after baling.

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Mark



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ironpeddler

07-13-2005 08:19:51




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 Re: Round baler wrap question in reply to txgrn, 07-13-2005 06:32:51  
third party image

Look at this website and you will see some pictures of operation. http://www.mchale.net/products/details.asp?country=12§ion=2&seriesID=29&pageType=3

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