New Holland Hayliner
Since the introduction of round bales and more importantly large square bales, most of today’s straw and hay is baled into larger packages. However, for a number of farming and leisure related activities, small rectangular bales are still the ideal solution. They can be handled manually and high quality fodder used in the equine industry is very well conserved in small rectangular bales. New Holland, historically the first brand in small rectangular balers, today offers two models that have the right features for your hay and straw operations.
CLEAN FIELDS
Efficient crop gathering of even the shortest of straw varieties from a wide windrow left behind a large combine harvester, or the smallest nutritious hay leaf that has been field-dried for days, is collected with ease using the efficient Super Sweep™ pick-up fitted to the Hayliner balers. Curved tines, close tine spacing, flanged tine guards, an effective floating wind-guard, all add to a swift clean pick-up action.
EQUAL BALES MADE FOR EASY STACKING
Compact bales built-up by equal wads are easy to handle and keep their shape over a longer period. The exclusive New Holland rotary feeder system, using feeder rotors and a packer fork, is gentle on the crop and assures a steady crop flow and a quality bale. Bale length is consistent thanks to the ideal positioning of the metering wheel and adjusting that length is easily done by adjusting the length of the trip stop on the bale metering arm.
PROVEN OVERALL STRENGTH
Rely on the knotter accuracy, knot after knot, season after season! Hard-surface material prevents wear of the driving gears for extended accuracy over a long baler life! A straight guiding of the robust plunger is assured even after extensive baler use, thanks to the combination of sealed roller bearings and high strength steel slides that make adjustments fast and easy.
STILL LEADING THE WAY
New Holland was the first brand to fit an automatic tying knotter on a baler; this made baling a one-man operation. Since that major introduction, the company has sold more than 900,000 small rectangular baler’s world wide, made in factories in America, Europe and Australia. This baler was the basis for the success story of the world’s largest harvester manufacturer.