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Krone baler (variopack)
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Posted by Hurst on February 10, 2007 at 12:07:14 from (204.255.227.224):
Just wondering if anyone here operates a krone variopack baler. The one at the dealer is an april 2006 model that has had less than 1000 bales through it and has been used for the same thing we are planning on using it for, horse manuar. The question is how many hydraulic remotes does it take? I know that it has 4 hoses, and 2 of them are for one remote (door and pressurizing system), but I don't know if the other 2 hoses are for one remote or 2 seperate remotes? It is a standard variopack model, no cutting knives or anything. If anyone can help me with this, it would be a great help. All of our tractors only have 2 remotes... Hurst PS Just in case you all are wondering, the baling the manuar thing has to do with the environmental people getting mad at horse farmers having manuar sitting around until it is time to be spread...
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