TRB910 Twine 3X3 Round Baler
$18,500.00
The TRB910 is the perfect choice for small acreage farmers.
- Bale Size: 33in x 35in
- Weight of Bale: 200-400 lbs.
- PTO Requirement: 18hp
- Sharp turn radius
Features
The TRB910 Round Baler has a self-contained hydraulic system that does not require a remote outlet, but only 12 volts from your tractor battery
The TRB910 Round Baler uses common twine that can be found at your local supply store
The round bales you’ll be able to produce from this baler will have a higher selling price/ton and your profit will be higher compared to a common round bale
Specs
| Model | Bale Size (in) | Dimensions (ft) | Weight (lb) | Width of Pick-up(ft) | Working Capacity (bales per hour) | Tractor PTO HP | ||
| Length | Width | Height | ||||||
| TRB910 Twine | 33×35 | 8 | 6 | 5.25 | 1900 | 3.25 | 40-100% | 18 |
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- The TRB 910 is the perfect choice for those small acreage farmers that raise their own livestock and have little help when it comes to handling hay or feeding time.
- Pine Straw producers are starting to use these machines to produce bulk bales so they can re-bale the bulk bales year round with an IHI square baler. This method continuously supplies their customers year-round.
- The baler is the perfect size to get through the woods and is very maneuverable. Bale weight can range from 200 to 400 lbs. depending on density and moisture content. Bales can be easily moved manually. Bales keep their density; the tying system is quick and it allows you to double tie if you prefer. Uses the same twine as all other balers sold in the USA.
- The hitch swivels in front of the baler so you can bale in areas where maneuverability is limited.
- The minimum horsepower required is 18 and the baler has a self-contained hydraulic system therefore your tractor does not require remote outlets. All you need is 12 volts from your tractor battery to open and close the baler from the driver’s seat.
- Grass hay bales produced by this baler, usually sell for $18.,500 each therefore your selling price per ton and profit is higher when compared to larger round bales.