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I well remember we bought a new JD 550 round baler ( Variable chamber, hard core) and the first time we ever baled silage with it was on a 60 acre field and by sheer coincidence we got 550 4' bales off it. You don't forget things like that !
We had a 550, then a 590...god the 590 was a bitch to start and as u say was an even bigger bitch in grass but made good solid hay and straw bales...anyway it did the honourable thing and burst into flames whilst bailing straw....currently running a 592 now, the improvement is unbelievable, it starts up full chat into a swath and makes really solid heavy bales...ill say in hay and straw nothing makes a more solid and well packed bale than itSounds like a good crop and knowing the 550 we had they would be solid bales too! But by Christ they would have taken a while... Great hay and straw balers.... Grass ? [emoji33]
Sounds like the contractor wants to be buying himself an old vicon belt baler if he wants to be making any moneyWe bought half a field of silage from our neighbour two years ago. He got about 15 bales to the acre with his old Vicon belt baler on his half. Our contractor got four to the acre with his fusion baler on the other half.
No, my neighbour needs to move with the times and scrap his old heap of shite and use the same contractor as we do!Sounds like the contractor wants to be buying himself an old vicon belt baler if he wants to be making any money
Would it not depend on total bales made?I worked out many years ago that anything over 7 bales/acre would be cheaper to clamp it. Don't know if those figures still stand.
not for me I have my own kit to do bales and no clampI worked out many years ago that anything over 7 bales/acre would be cheaper to clamp it. Don't know if those figures still stand.