Rectangle Hay Square Baler for Farm Hay Baling

Introducing the rectangle baler, a square baler designed for high efficiency and optimal performance. This baler has an operating speed of 80-240 bales/hour, making it an invaluable tool for farming operations. It is new and in excellent condition, perfect for handling hay, crop straw, and stalk. The baler has a dimension of 4100*2150*1300mm and weighs 1700kg. It is covered by a 1-year warranty and comes in a variety of colors including red, blue, yellow, and green. The baler requires a match power of 50hp and operates at a PTO RPM of 540. The length of the bales is adjustable, ranging from 300-1200mm. The cross-section of the bales is 360*460mm. Its working capability is impressive, capable of producing 80-240 bales/hour. The baler operates with a plunger frequency of 92 times/min and a plunger stroke of 600mm. It has 32 spring teeth and a working width of 1920mm. The baler is CE certified and is packaged in an iron crate, with a 20GP able to load 4 units. It is shipped from the port of Qingdao.

Advantages of the Rectangle Baler

The rectangle baler offers numerous advantages to users:

• • High operating speed of 80-240 bales/hour
  • Adjustable bale length of 300-1200mm
  • Efficient plunger frequency of 92 times/min
  • Large working width of 1920mm

• CE certification for quality assurance
• One-year warranty for peace of mind

Applications of the Rectangle Baler

The rectangle baler is versatile and can be used for various applications:

• Baling hay for livestock feed or bedding
• Compacting crop straw for easier transport and storage
• Bundling stalks for recycling or composting
• Farm waste management
• Landscaping and grounds maintenance
• Small-scale and large-scale farming operations

How Does the Tractor Mounted Hay Square Baler Work?

A tractor-mounted hay square baler works in the following steps:

1. Attachment to the Tractor: The baler is connected to the tractor using a three-point hitch or a specific mounting system.
2. Pickup and Feeding: The baler's pickup is lowered to the ground, and the tractor is driven forward over the cut hay or straw.
3. Baling Chamber: Inside the baler, the baling chamber consists of a moving plunger and stationary walls.
4. Knotter or Baler Twine System: Once the material is compressed into a bale, it reaches the knotter or twine system.
5. Bale Ejection: Once the bale is securely tied, it moves out of the baling chamber.
6. Bale Collection: The tractor operator can stop the tractor and collect the completed bales from the field.

How to Install the Hay Square Baler to Tractor?

Installing a hay square baler to a tractor involves these steps:

1. Position the Tractor: Park the tractor on a level surface, ensuring that it is turned off, the parking brake is engaged, and the PTO is disengaged.
2. Align the Baler: Position the baler behind the tractor so that the hitch points align with the tractor's three-point hitch or mounting system.
3. Connect the Hitch: Lower the tractor's three-point hitch or use the appropriate mounting system to align and attach the baler to the tractor.
4. Secure the Hitch: Once the baler is properly aligned with the tractor's hitch, secure it by engaging the locking mechanisms or fastening the bolts, pins, or latches provided with the baler.
5. Connect the PTO Shaft: Attach the PTO shaft of the baler to the PTO output of the tractor.
6. Check Hydraulic Connections (if applicable): If your baler requires hydraulic connections to the tractor, ensure that the hydraulic hoses are properly connected to the tractor's hydraulic ports.
7. Test the Connection: Before operating the baler, start the tractor's engine and engage the PTO. Check for any unusual noises, vibrations, or misalignments in the baler's components.

Common Troubleshooting of the Rectangle Baler

Common issues with a hay square baler include:

1. 1. Baler Not Forming Bales Properly: This could be due to incorrect tension settings, insufficient hay, or issues with the pickup mechanism.
   2. Bales Too Loose or Too Tight: This could be due to tension settings not being properly adjusted for the current conditions or material.
   3. Baler Knots Not Tying: This could be because the twine tension is incorrect, the twine is running out, or there are issues with the knotter mechanism.
   4. Irregular Bale Shape: This could be due to uneven feeding of material or issues with the plunger alignment.

1. Baler Pickup Not Working Efficiently: This could be due to worn or broken pickup tines, incorrect pickup height, or obstructions in the pickup area.
2. Excessive Vibration During Operation: This could be due to loose bolts or parts, a damaged driveline, or an imbalance in the flywheel.

Why Choose HZPT's Hay Square Baler for Hay Baling?

HZPT Agricultural Machinery Co., Ltd. offers exceptional quality, performance, and service. Our large round balers are designed with cutting-edge technology for superior performance and durability. Our company has more than 100 employees, among which there are 20 technical staff and five senior R&D personnel. We use CAD computer-aided design system for precision and quality. Our main products include a wide range of farming machinery, planting machinery, harvesting machinery and its accessories.

Here are a few reasons to choose HZPT's large round baler:

• Professionalism: We have more than ten years of experience in production.
• International Certifications: Our products are CE certified, ensuring quality and safety.
• Customized Services: We offer customized solutions to meet your specific needs.
• Production Facilities: Our advanced production lines ensure precision and quality.
• After-Sales Services: Our dedicated customer service team is always ready to assist you.

Watch a Demo of the Rectangle Baler

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