Posted by tomstractorsandtoys on January 07, 2023 at 16:32:03 from (50.50.103.240):
I need away to handle plastic wrap off round bales and silage bag plastic. I use about 200 wrapped bales and 4 200 ft long silage bags per year. We use to just burn it but the wrap does not burn good and I just never liked the idea. Local township had a dumpster just for this that was being recycled but the program no longer has any funds. The price of a dumpster looks way to expensive. I have an old Deere 14T square baler and was thinking of removing the pickup, all the pto driveline parts and the knotters. I was thinking of putting a hydraulic cylinder to run the plunger and mount a valve on the baler.Then turn it on its side so the opening is up. I was thinking that I could make some wooden blocks with grooves Like the old hand tie balers. I think you could get good bit of plastic in a bale. I have room in the shed next to the bales and figure after baled up it would not take up much room and also would not be blowing around. I could then look for a recycling place or something else to do with it. Any reason why this would be a bad idea? The plunger opening might be a little small but I usually don't have many big pieces. Tom
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