Which baler wrapper size fits your daily tonnage
The 55, 70 and 90 series make bales of very different weights. Daily tonnage, how the bales get moved, and the power available decide which one is right.
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How to choose between the machines, and how to get more usable feed out of them. Written by the people who quote and support them.
Diesel or electric: choosing the drive for a baler wrapper
One baler wrapper in the range runs on diesel and the rest are electric. The decision is about where the machine will stand, not about which engine is better.
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Most of the feed lost between the field and the trough is lost to air. Density and wrapping are the two things a baler wrapper controls.
Read the articleSizing a feed pellet machine for your daily output
Nine models cover 100 kg/h to 3,000 kg/h. Output alone will not tell you which one to buy. The material and the working hours matter as much.
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