 This
unit attaches directly to the baler at two points; the baler's
wagon hitch and a stabilizer hitch. These two hitch points keep
the accumulator aligned with the bale chamber at all times.
This allows the baler/accumu-lator combination to be backed
up as a unit.
Towed behind the baler, the accumulator is powered by the tractor's
hydraulic system. As the baler pushes the bales onto the accumulator,
a pivoting arm automatically lifts two bales at a time and puts
them on the bed, while turning them a quarter turn. By turning
the bales on edge, hay spoilage and mold is reduced, and the
bales will keep their shape better.
 When
fully loaded with ten bales the bed automatically dumps, and
the bales slide off the back in a tight uniform package. There's
no need to stop or slow down, the unit does it all. The high
dump angle assures that all the bales will slide off evenly,
regardless of travel speed. These packages of bales are now
ready to be picked up with a fork.
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| Length |
118" (2997mm) |
| Width (transport) |
124"
(3150mm) |
| Height (transport) |
51" (1295mm) |
| Height (field) |
51" (1295mm) |
| Weight |
1620lbs (735kg) |
| Hyd. vol. required |
12-18gpm |
| Hyd. press, required |
2000-2500 psi (138-172
bar) |
| Tires |
(2) 26-12x12.00-4
ply |
| Bale Capacity |
10-14x18"
(356x457mm) |
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