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Wisconsin | The JD baler is supposed to have good capacity, but questions on build quality (the ones with the cutter, from a local custom baler around here). I have a NH BR7060 with bale slice, does make it more dense, but doesn't pull apart near as easy as a roto cut baler. If I have good windrows I can make a good amount of bales in an hour (45-50 on smaller fields) Have heard from a local guy with a BR7060 with roto cut that they weren't happy with the speed in heavy 1st crop hay. Otherwise they loved it, was super reliable, and made tons of silage bales with it.
I'm interested in a Kuhn Round baler, have heard good things about them, and the price seems better than a JD. No personal experience. | |
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Round Silage Balers with cutting option
