Bale Bundler
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Frequent questions
How does a bale bundler improve efficiency in agriculture?
A small hay bale bundler like our MultiPack D14 enhances efficiency by automating the collection and storage of small square bales. This machine allows farmers to be much more profitable, reducing manual labor and optimizing logistical processes.
What bundling capacity do bale bundlers have?
The MultiPack D14 can handle up to 700 bales per hour, with the ability to adjust the number of bales per bundle. This high capacity makes it ideal for operations requiring efficient bale storage.
Are bale bundlers suitable for different sizes of bales?
Yes, our bale bundler is designed to be versatile and adaptable to different sizes of small square bales, from 80 to 120 cm, without the need for adjustments, making it perfect for a variety of applications in square bale collection.
What advantages does the MultiPack D14 offer compared to traditional methods?
The MultiPack D14 offers significant advantages such as high-speed bundling, agile handling in small spaces and difficult terrains, and a vertical and lightweight design that improves visibility and reduces the need for a large tractor.
How does the bale bundler adapt to different field conditions?
The MultiPack D14 is designed to work efficiently in different field conditions, offering excellent maneuverability and flexibility. Its large entry guide makes it easy to pick up bales laid in any direction, which is fundamental for versatile agricultural operations.
Is the MultiPack D14 bale bundler easy to operate?
Yes, our MultiPack D14 is comfortable and easy to operate, thanks to its on-screen control from the tractor cabin. Its intuitive design and independent system allow for simple handling, making it accessible for operators without prior experience.
What makes the MultiPack D14 a sustainable choice for agriculture?
The MultiPack D14 is a sustainable choice due to its high efficiency and fuel savings. Its ability to work continuously and its independent system contribute to a more efficient operation with less environmental impact.
What is the maximum bundling capacity of the MultiPack D14?
The MultiPack D14 can bundle up to 14 bales per package (with options of 12, 10, or 8), allowing efficient handling of large quantities of bales. This capability makes it ideal for large farms that require fast and efficient handling of a large number of bales.
How does the MultiPack D14 contribute to cost reduction in agriculture?
Our bale bundler contributes to cost reduction by minimizing the labor required and saving on fuel. Its high speed and efficiency in collection and bundling mean less time and resources spent on these tasks, resulting in significant savings for farmers.
What kind of maintenance does the MultiPack D14 bale bundler require?
The MultiPack D14 requires relatively low maintenance. Its robust design and quality components ensure a long lifespan with basic regular maintenance, including checking the hydraulic system and lubricating moving parts.
What is a bale bundler?
A bale bundler is a machine designed to gather and tie multiple bales of materials, such as hay or straw, into a compact bundle for easier handling, storage, and transport.
How many bales are in a bundle?
Each bundle contains 21 bales.
What is the size of a 21 bale bundle?
The size of a 21-bale bundle typically varies based on the type of material, but for most standard compressed bales, a 21-bale bundle is approximately 6 ft x 4 ft x 4 ft (1.8 m x 1.2 m x 1.2 m).
The bundle consists of 36-inch bales and is specifically engineered to fit inside van trailers. The Bale Baron 21 Pack accommodates standard bales produced by 14″ x 18″ (36 cm x 46 cm) balers.
What's the point of wrapping bales?
Wrapping bales helps preserve the nutritional value of the forage by protecting it from weather, moisture, and oxygen, which can cause spoilage. It also promotes fermentation, reducing waste and extending the storage life of the bales.