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Re: Rake and Bale at the same time
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Posted by Jerald on June 13, 2005 at 18:35:52 from (207.69.136.198):
In Reply to: Re: Rake and Bale at the same time posted by Roy in UK on June 12, 2005 at 13:15:14:
Appreciate the reply- while this system can be utilized for all makes and year models of baling equipment it is in fact geared more towards the progressive farmer/rancher that has a computer moniter in the cab that provides the feed readings for twine and net wrap. The strain as you say is simply not an issue. The drive train is designed to operate under a five thousand pound unadirectional. We use constant velocity joints and maximum ball bearings for thrust in either direction. The rake can be used seperately or in conjunction with the baler. We have logged over four thousand hours with no failures to the drive line. Many of our clients have had concerns such as yours, however after testing the product for themselves they will never return to their previous methods. While it appears this product requires a large amount of space to be turned around or manuevered in the field it has been tested and proven the system will follow the tractor as tightly as it will turn without binding. We will be hosting test demos in several areas of Kansas and Texas during the Summer, please join us to see and operate the equipment as we will be hosting these demos on various types of forage and field conditions, we would also be willing to send contact info for the clients presently using the system.
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