McHale V660 English.mp4

McHale V660 Variable Chamber Round Baler
In 2009 McHale introduced its first variable chamber baler. This product will be the first in a range of variable chamber balers. The McHale V660 variable chamber baler can make a bale from 0.7 metres to 1.68 metres. Bale size is adjustable in increments of 20mm.
The McHale V660 variable chamber round balers' operation is kept simple and user friendly. On the variable V660 round baler features like the three belt variable bale chamber with double drive and the drop floor unblocking system, when combined with high specification components, ensures long life, reliability and a variable chamber round baler that is rugged enough to handle the toughest of crops and ground conditions. Other features on the McHale V660 include:
• Centralised grease banks
• Automatic oiling
• Expert Plus control console
• Crop roller
• 15 knife chopper
• 2 meter pick up
The McHale V660 variable chamber round baler is controlled by an expert plus control console, which allows the operator to control the following from the tractor cab:
- Knife Control
- Drop Floor Control
- Bale Density
- Amount of Net
- Bale Core (hard or soft)
Choose McHale for high output integrated baler wrappers, fixed chamber round balers or variable chamber round balers, which can be used in the production of round bales of silage, hay and straw. McHale also manufacture a range of round and square bale wrappers and bale handling equipment. The McHale equipment range consists of two round bale handlers, a round bale splitter and a range of three block cutters or shear grabs. For further information on the McHale baler and wrapper range, please visit our specialist baler and wrapper website www.mchale.net

[@Dairyland-Dairyman]

Seems like all the other baler manufacturers build dry hay balers that can also bale silage if needed, but the McHale balers are built as a silage baler that can also bale dry hay. Very impressed with the McHale balers compared to the other balers I have looked at so far. I'm looking at buying my own baler, 99% sure it will be a McHale.

[@McHaleOfficial]

Thanks for your comments I will pass them onto our designers.

[@McHaleOfficial]

@MrJohndeere152
Good to hear.. glad you are happy!

[@thejohnmaloneman]

Great Quality Balers!

[@shanedonnellan]

Ye are a gr8 company to deal with

[@Dovalldas]

I`m happy now :D I have new mchale v660 :D It looks great :)

[@lardlad52]

screw Welger McHale are the best cool vid

[@Paddy6.30]

lad i bet you have never baled with a welger 🤣

[@McHaleOfficial]

@lardlad52
Not sure just something the video production company selected.

[@bowdenbolts]

they are heaps better than a welger!!!!!!! and a heaps better company to deal with

[@Paddy6.30]

i say lad the welgers are way better

[@wazza186]

are they gunna put a wrapper on the back of this baler? would be cool if they did

[@randypalmer2940]

These have twine tying options? i dont need the choppers. They make a regular hay model with these sane features?

[@McHaleOfficial]

Hi Randy, There is a twiner option available on the new McHale V6750 machines. It is also possible to get a non-chopper variable chamber baler. The machine you are looking for is the McHale V6740. For more information visit www.mchale.net

[@randypalmer2940]

ill check that out. Im new to these and dont see any negatives so far. We want the 5x6 rolls with all the features, but without a chopper option. Im sold on the drop floor and the self-oiling option. This thing is loaded with features!

[@brettknoss486]

How do you change belts?

[@lardlad52]

do you know what the background music from this video is? if you do please inform me :) thanks

[@martinsindans1341]

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