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Used Balers in Greece

  • Maschio Gaspardo Trotter 125 Top

    Maschio Gaspardo Trotter 125 Top Cut round baler

    • Manufacturer: Maschio - Gaspardo

    Features Fixed 18-cylinder chamber, 120cmx125cm 13 blades on the shredding rotor Control via EASYTRONIC control panel

    Athens, Greece
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    Round baler Maschio Gaspardo Extreme HTC 265

    • Manufacturer: Maschio - Gaspardo

    Features Variable chamber from 50cm to 165cm 13 blades in the shredding rotor Control via EASYTRONIC control panel

    Athens, Greece
  • TRUCK FOOTBOARD SUPPORT FOR BALER

    TRUCK FOOTBOARD SUPPORT FOR BALER

      Description - Two legs to the front and two in back

      Thessaloniki, Greece
    • 1995 WELGER AP 730

      1995 WELGER AP 730

      • Manufacturer: Welger
      • Model: AP
      • Bale width: 1.73 m
      • PTO Power Requirement: 27 hp

      Specifications: EXCELLENT CONDITION

      Agrinio, Greece
    • 1997 WELGER AP 730

      1997 WELGER AP 730

      • Manufacturer: Welger
      • Model: AP
      • Bale width: 1.73 m
      • PTO Power Requirement: 27 hp

      Specifications: EXCELLENT CONDITION

      Agrinio, Greece
    • 2002 KRONE VP 1500 MC

      2002 KRONE VP 1500 MC

      • Manufacturer: Krone

      Specifications: CHANGEABLE CHAMBER STAB EXCELLENT CONDITION

      Agrinio, Greece
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      2000 AUTEFA Bale Press

      • Manufacturer: Autefa

      Bale Press AUTEFA type 273.92.16 year 2000 Greece

      Athens, Greece

    Overview

    Balers are essential agricultural machines used to compress and bundle crops like hay, straw, or silage into compact bales for easier handling, transport, and storage. These machines come in various types, including round balers, square balers, and large square balers, each suited to different farming needs and preferences.

    FAQ

    What should I look for when buying a used baler?

    Check the machine’s overall condition, the wear and tear on belts and chains, and any signs of rust or damage. Review maintenance records and ensure that all parts are functioning properly.

    How can I safely ship a baler?

    Use a specialized machinery transport service. Ensure the baler is properly secured and protected from the elements during transit to prevent any damage.

    What is the regular maintenance for a baler?

    Regular maintenance includes checking and lubricating moving parts, inspecting belts and chains for wear, and ensuring all safety features are operational. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals.