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New Holland Bale Wagons

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Allisman1

03-04-2006 17:40:23




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How do these things work? Do they tie the bundles somehow, or are all of the bales loose? Do they save any labour? Thanks.




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TomH in PA

03-05-2006 06:47:19




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 Re: New Holland Bale Wagons in reply to Allisman1, 03-04-2006 17:40:23  
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There is a machine called the Bale Band-It that ties them together (actually uses metal straps like you often see on pallets). Problem with it is the cost; you *might* find a used one for around $50k.

Take a look at the photo gallery on this page:

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kyhayman

03-04-2006 20:29:25




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 Re: New Holland Bale Wagons in reply to Allisman1, 03-04-2006 17:40:23  
WyoDave told you how they work better than I could have. As far as saving labor, you bet. Mine replaced a crew of 5. Never would have considered trying to put up 1000-1500 bales a day by myself without one.



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WyoDave

03-04-2006 18:47:12




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 Re: New Holland Bale Wagons in reply to Allisman1, 03-04-2006 17:40:23  
Lets see if I can do this step by step with some pictures to help.
1st the bales are set up on edge out of the baler.
Now refer to picture 1.
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The yellow arm hanging off the side of the bale wagon lifts the bale with a chain and sets it flat on a table next to it. When you've done this 2, or 3 times depending on the size of wagon the table sets all three bales on edge on the second table. See picture 2.
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As you can see there are some bales on the second table set on edge. When that table is full it sets all the bales stacked flat onto the large table on the back. You do this as many times as your wagon will hold. Some go more than others. When that table is full you have a stack made. Than you set the entire table up, push the stack off onto the ground with the bales setting on edge like pictures 3 and 4.
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Thats a general idea of how they work. Most of the time they are controlled by rods extended to the operator from the balewagon as you can see in picture 2 ours has cables ran into the cab and a box of levers that controls the functions. If it is operating correctly it should autimatically trip the controls, but sometimes you will have to do it manually. Our bale wagon stacked 120,000 bales last year and we didn't have to handle hardly any of them. Saves a lot of labor for us. Sorry about the long post.
David

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N. TX Tim

03-04-2006 18:04:53




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 Re: New Holland Bale Wagons in reply to Allisman1, 03-04-2006 17:40:23  
Check out www.roederimp.com

They have lots of info on the NH Bale Wagons there...and, no they do not tie the bales together...

Tim



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Allisman1

03-05-2006 02:56:06




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 Re: New Holland Bale Wagons in reply to N. TX Tim, 03-04-2006 18:04:53  
Thanks guys for all of your help. The time that you take to reply is greatly appreciated.



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