A: We stand behind the quality of our products. All new equipment comes with a standard warranty that covers manufacturing defects. The specific terms may vary by product, so please check with our sales team for the most up-to-date warranty information on the equipment you’re interested in.

A: Yes, we understand that purchasing farm equipment is a significant investment. We offer various financing options to help make our products more accessible. Please contact our sales team for current financing offers and to discuss which option might be best for your situation.

A: Absolutely! Our range of equipment is designed with small to mid-sized operations in mind. We offer compact, efficient machines that are perfect for hobby farmers, small acreages, and those just starting out in agriculture.

A: Regular maintenance is key to keeping your equipment in top condition. Here are some general guidelines:

1. Daily Checks: Inspect for loose bolts, damaged parts, and proper lubrication.
2. Cleaning: Remove crop residue after each use to prevent buildup.
3. Lubrication: Follow the lubrication schedule in your operator’s manual.
4. Off-Season Storage: Clean thoroughly and store in a dry place when not in use.

We provide detailed maintenance schedules and guides with all our equipment.

A: Net wrap balers offer several advantages that can justify the higher initial cost:

1. Better Bale Integrity: Net-wrapped bales hold together better, reducing hay loss during handling and transportation.
2. Improved Weather Resistance: Net wrap provides better protection against the elements, preserving hay quality.
3. Faster Baling: Net wrapping is generally quicker than twine tying, increasing overall efficiency.
4. Enhanced Marketability: Net-wrapped bales have a more professional appearance, which can be beneficial if you’re selling your hay.
5. Versatility: Net wrap is particularly advantageous for leaves, pine needles, rice straw, or wheat straw used for mulch.

While the upfront cost is higher, many farmers find that the benefits of net wrap balers lead to long-term savings and improved product quality.

A: Baling capacity varies depending on the model and field conditions. Here’s a general guide:

• SFI Twine 2×2: Up to 100 bales per hour in good conditions
• MRB 855: Up to 150 bales per hour in good conditions
• RB981 NSF 3×3: Up to 30 bales per hour in good conditions

Remember, these are optimal numbers. Actual output may vary based on factors like crop type, moisture content, and operator experience.

A: A 5000ft roll of net wrap will cover:

• Approximately 300 bales if you wrap twice
• Approximately 250 bales if you wrap three times

We offer net wrap for $95.00 per 5000ft roll.

A: Our balers are compatible with any US-made twine. We recommend using high-quality twine to ensure the best performance and longevity of your bales.

A: Great question! Proper preparation ensures a smooth delivery and setup process. Here’s a checklist to follow:

1. Tractor Preparation:
   • Lubricate and test the lift arms
   • Fully inflate all tires
   • Check brakes and steering for proper function
   • Clean and lubricate the PTO shaft
2. Delivery Area:
   • Ensure the delivery truck has easy access to your property
   • Clear a space for equipment unloading and assembly
3. Tools:
   • Have basic tools on hand for assembly (if applicable)
4. Safety:
   • Prepare personal protective equipment (gloves, safety glasses, etc.)
5. Documentation:
   • Have your tractor’s manual ready for reference

A: We offer two shipping options to suit your needs and budget:

1. Full-Service Delivery: We can deliver your equipment fully assembled at a competitive shipping rate. This option includes on-site setup and operational training.
2. Truck Shipping: For a more economical option, we can ship your equipment via truck. While this requires some assembly on your end, we provide detailed instructions and are always available by phone for support.

A: Absolutely! Many of our customers are new to hay baling, and we’re here to help you every step of the way. We offer several options to get you started:

1. On-site Training: We can travel to your farm, deliver your equipment, fit everything to your tractor(s), and provide hands-on training on operation and maintenance.
2. Remote Support: If you prefer to learn on your own, we offer comprehensive phone and video support to guide you through the process.
3. Written Guides: We provide detailed manuals and step-by-step guides for all our equipment.

Remember, everyone starts somewhere, and with a little patience and practice, you’ll be baling hay like a pro in no time!