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I’ve tried rebaling those big squares into small squares. Can never make a nice bale, and the small baler doesn’t like the flakes.

Does this machine do round bales?

More talk about how it works,and cut music out ,it may be a good selling machine,please talk in next video.

Looks good

How much can it carry in tons ?

Маловат братан.😂

Do you have a round bale feeder

isnt it supposed to move faster? it looks like a lot of foil is wasted

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Wow tell me that isn't plastic

I thought hat was supposed to dry before wrapping it so it wouldn’t get moldy

Very Cool!

Cool👍

Can buy this attacment in italy?

The original tubeline wrapper concept was designed and built in Scotland by a company called Gray's. Their machine only wrapped the outside of the bale not the ends. The first bale was bagged or a single wrapped bale. The bales were pushed down a sloping ramp until they made contact with the ground which then in turn moved the wrapper along. The line could be made as long as you had space to allow. If you had the bales ready to load on to the wrapper rates of up to 90 bales per hour could be achieved with 2 loaders. The savings on wrap were great as the ends of the bales didn't get wrapped as they were in contact with the next bale making an air tight seal. To finish a Tubeline you put a wrapped or bagged bale on i Then you pushed the line off and moved the wrapper to start the next line. They were also useful for weather proofing hay or straw that hadn't got undercover storage for it.

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Impressive, wish I had one‼️👍

Foli

Ile tej roli idzie masakra

I love this one , new design

If you use a mower conditioner is not the best next step a tender???

that's a fine spreader and very well put together

that's a monster of a muckspreader ,top class

Says can handle bales up to 6ft in length but a standard bale is 8ft long. Can you not fit a 8ft bale in length on this machine?

Donde puedo comprar en Europa?

All you done is copy Hustler feeder made in New Zealand 🇳🇿

Praic is USA Dallr.

This design has been around Ireland and the UK for many decades and in Europe too, great and highly popular way to put up a pile, but its really originally a 3pt hitch tool, not as commonly used on a loader, but if it is, gives the advantage of also used to pack or "tamp" down the slopes and sides. Great to see them catching on here in north America and to see them being built here too. They really excel in heavy crops like alfalfa

mistyped technobale lmao

Looked up techno blade but messed up and found this

Surprised nobody is talking about technoblade

Price

We load 3x3x6 square bales with skid steers with a bale grapple/squeeze. They do no have a lot of reach beyond the front of the skid steers. How should we load a bare bale onto the rotating platform, and on top of the trailing end of wrap, Before I have removed the wrapped bale from where it rests on the ground?

Has anyone used a flat 10 configuration, is there any trouble turning the back bales in heavy crops traveling slow speed?

That's a beautiful spread

Thinking about getting one do you know how they work with dry hay

Doesn't lubricating the chains allow for additional dust collection in the machine? that sounds like it would bring more harm than good..

Anyone used a 8+4 ? Not one video out there about them

Nice

Great design looks easier to use than Anderson's setup

I bet that thing cost like $50, 000 and that music is horrible

How do you get that final bale in the cradle without sticking the bail spikes through the end cap?

To be fair if I was a cow I don't think I'd eat black hay😫

Old

Hey I'm curious how much roughly does a tubline 5500 ecv weigh? Thanks

We own one of these and I would like to know if there is an optional brake that we can install. I've had instances were when I set a tight bale in the cradle and back up I end up dragging the machine even when I have it set all the way on the ground.

Great video!

Nice

who is an agaent in australia for one of these? Do you need an agent maybe???? :-)

perfect if your straw is dry , it cant handle anything frozen also its bs about hi flow it wrecks the pump