Posted by JWCarp on August 10, 2014 at 06:15:48 from (67.142.163.22):
In Reply to: Re: Custom Baling BS posted by cjunrau on August 10, 2014 at 06:03:02:
Vermeer 505I Super I will bale green. Have you ever noticed how much harder a baler pulls when you bale haylage? That is more stress on sprockets, chains and bearings. More stress means more wear and shorter life. My baler is 20 years old and averages about 750 bales a year. Still looks and runs like new. Most everyone else around here has had 2 or 3 balers in that time frame and bale half the hay I do. I have seen what some of the silage balers look like when they come back to the dealership.
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