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  • KALCO Bale Processor

    KALCO Bale Processor

    • Manufacturer: KALCO

    The Lawson Heritage Bale Processing System is de- signed to accommodate a 4ft square x 8ft tall compressed mix or peat bale, along with small bales. This machine is heavy constructed with a full length chain flig...

    McMinnville, TN
  • 2025 HIGHLINE BP660

    2025 HIGHLINE BP660

    • Manufacturer: Highline
    • Model: BP660

    The aggressiveness of the central flail processing unit is adjustable for different materials and mixes text4233687753 or4233687755 A hydraulically operated deflection door places feed where you want it. Solid, c...

    Athens, TN
  • 2024 H & S 3958

    2024 H & S 3958

    • Manufacturer: H&S

    Exclusive rocking cradle design handles and processes high moisture silage, dry hay, straw and corn stalks bales. Easy cradle travel adjustment for various sizes of bales. Right hand discharge w/hydraulic deflect...

    $23,980 USD

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    Est. $451/mo

    Athens, TN

Overview

Bale processors are agricultural machines designed to break down bales of hay, straw, or silage into smaller, more manageable pieces. These processors help in feeding livestock, bedding, and even spreading mulch. They come in various sizes and configurations to suit different farm needs and can significantly reduce labor and time in handling bales.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used bale processor?

Check the machine’s overall condition, age, and any signs of wear or damage. Ensure that all moving parts are functioning properly and inspect the knives or blades for sharpness.

How do I ensure the bale processor is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service experienced in handling agricultural machinery. Make sure the processor is securely fastened and protected from weather conditions during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a bale processor?

Regular maintenance includes checking for worn or damaged parts, lubricating moving components, and inspecting the hydraulic system. Follow the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.