3D Bale Wrapping
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3:03 wow!!!!!!
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Really great work. I myself am from Denmark. Our family owns a smallholding where I together with my father make a couple of hundred round bales a year. My father has always been perplexed as to why no-one has yet invented a bale wrapper that could wrap sideways. Both as a way of saving plastic but also as you say because small holes can ruin a whole bale. Our worst concerns are rooks which are very prevalent in Denmark. They will gather in matter of hours and punch holes in the bales if we
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oh o.k
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@edzyx1994 . All automatic control of wrapping functions with programmed electronic controllers.
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are not fast enough collecting the bales from the fields and putting nets over them. But also cat claws are really harmfull to the sides of the bales where the layer is thin.
Goodash21 7 months ago
@Goodash21 . Nice to read your comments. This type of side wrapping worked very well. You might have noticed my movie using Baletite film in the baler in place of net. This is the ultimate way to make baled silage. The silage is much better protected and if punctures occur virtually nothing happens as far as mould goes.
RobertFolkerts 7 months ago
nice wraper and what is the point of the bit of wrap going round the midle
131313james131313 8 months ago
It presses the balewrap tight onto the surface of the bale, so that if the bale becomes punctured [ eg. from cats climbing on bales ] air can't get in. I seldom use that function now since I modified my baler to use Baletite plastic film in place of net. Baletite bales are in a different league altogether.
RobertFolkerts 8 months ago
@RobertFolkerts Whether it is passed to the road traffic?
menel937 7 months ago
@menel937 . If you mean, is it legal to drive on the road? Yes it is.
RobertFolkerts 7 months ago