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Round Baler Wraps Bales In Chamber
New "Bale in One" baler from Taarup wraps bales right in the bale chamber right after they're formed.
Once a 4 by 4-ft. bale is formed, the top of the bale chamber raises up and film wrappers, attached to a ring around the entire baling chamber, apply six layers of plastic in less than 20 seconds. Once the
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Round Baler Wraps Bales In Chamber BALERS Balers 25-3-26 New "Bale in One" baler from Taarup wraps bales right in the bale chamber right after they're formed.
Once a 4 by 4-ft. bale is formed, the top of the bale chamber raises up and film wrappers, attached to a ring around the entire baling chamber, apply six layers of plastic in less than 20 seconds. Once the bale is wrapped, the bale chamber lowers and the bale rolls gently to the ground.
The speed of the wrapping and ejection makes baling and wrapping almost as fast as baling alone with a conventional round baler, says Taarup.
The compact unit is less than 8 ft. high, about 9 ft. wide, and measures about 15 ft. from front to back.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Taarup BIO, Kverneland International B.V., P.O. Box 1000, NL BA Nieuw,-Vennep, Holland (ph 0031 252 66 22 35; fax 0031 252 66 22 63). or Kverneland Inc., 1200 rue Rocheleau, Drummondville, Quebec, J2C 5Y3, Canada (ph 819 477-2055).
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