Posted by Matt in Oz on April 29, 2022 at 05:34:12 from (106.69.115.108):
In Reply to: Baler question posted by 300jk on April 28, 2022 at 18:38:21:
Ok lets put in some variables in and see what we have got. High capacity modern baler doing 93 strokes a minute. I run around 11 strokes a bale so lets go with that. So 93 strokes x 60 min equals 5580 strokes per hour. Now divide by 11 per bale and this gives 507 bales in theory. I use a new holland bale wagon so they are dropped straight on the paddock. Now reality is not going to be this good. Windrows are never perfectly even and turns, changing balls of twine, but possible in theory. With a lot of machine work rates there is field efficiency which I have found to be fairly accurate I am sorry don't know the field efficiency value for a small square baler. I have borrowed the neighbours 93 stroke per minute baler and that thing eats hay.
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