awesome, biobaler

[Doug Blease]

Would work well if you could supply a Farm 2000 biomass burner. Have heard of balers working on clearfell sites once the harvester has left.

[Highland Forestry]

Tilhill are well into brash baling I believe - quite right too, must be millions of pounds worth of brash going to waste every year.

[liamjordan]

the john deere brash baler that i first saw at the apf was sweet

 

 

 

[Mozza]

Pretty impressive bit of kit that Biobaler

[Charlieh]

here is another video of it in use on a wider range of materials, showing it in bigger material,

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLXbko-8qWg]YouTube - Anderson Group BioBaler WB 55[/ame]

 

and a promo video

 

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[Chris Sheppard]

There's some sort of baler working on the M25 at the mo - theyve got loads to go at considering it's jsut a few motorway banks - did dseem odd wathcing a forwarder going along the side of the motorway faster than the cars were moving on that side

[Lee Winger]

You'd think they'd come up with better guarding for the tractor, some kind of blade, a new hood for a decent tractor costs an absolute fortune.

 

Great Idea though those bailers, are power stations geared to take the bails yet?

[Lee Winger]

While were on the subject, can harvesting willow be good for a forage harvester? me not think so long term! [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kh04jdxIlQ&feature=related]YouTube - Willow 2009 Wetherby 0001700709[/ame]

[Charlieh]

the foragers on willow are in small and descrete ways modified, i have a mate who is aftersales for New holland, previously being a field technical specialist, and had quite a bit to do with the biomass foragers, i think in many cases the hydrulic pumps are upgraded to heavier duty units than fitted to the standard machine

 

I think the best one i have seen is Copppice resource limiteds forager with the huge two circular saws on big hydro motors out front, that was a scarey bit of kit

 

Edited November 19, 2009 by Charlieh

[Lee Winger]

That's some header.....