Square Balers

Square Balers


Generations of grassland farmers have relied on New Holland square balers to help increase efficiency and improve productivity. From the invention of the automatic self-tying hay baler in 1941 right up to the state-of-the-art "big balers" introduced early in 1997, New Holland has earned its reputation for innovation and market leadership in square balers.

Bale Size 565 570 575 580 BB900
Cross Section 14" x 18" 14" x 18" 14" x 18" 16" x 18" 15" x 22"or
16" x 22"
Length Adjustable, 12" to 52" Adjustable, 12" to 52"
Super-Sweep Pickup  
Width inside 65" 65" 75" 75" 92"
Width on flare 70" 70" 80" 80" 102"
Number of tines 88 110 156 156 132
Number of tine bars 4 5 6 6 4
Floating windguard 8 fingers 8 fingers 13 fingers 13 fingers 15 fingers
Dimensions  
Height (max) 58" 70" 71" 71" 102"
Width 108" 110" 120" 120" 118"
Length 240" 247" 247" 247" 286"
Min. HP Required 35 hp 62 hp 75 hp 80 hp 80 hp



Bale Throwers

The New Holland 72 bale thrower can completely fill an 18-foot wagon with bales up to 38 inches long and 65 pounds in weight without restricting baler capacity (higher bale weights are possible). The 72 is compatible with the 565, 570 and 575.

Model 72 Thrower
Cross Section 14" x 18"
Length (max.) 38"
Weight (max.) 80 lbs
Apron Belt (two) 12" wide, 2 ply,
diamond-tread
Apron Belt Speed (max.) 2570 rpm
Apron Belt Roller Speed (max.) 1946 rpm

  • A simple, clean design allows for easy adjustment and servicing.
  • Strong, durable diamond-tread belts provide reliable performance.
  • Tractor-mounted distance control toggle switch makes it easy to change the throwing speed of the belts to change the distance bales are thrown. The thrower can also be set to drop bales directly on the ground if needed, without removing it from the baler.
  • A distance indicator lets you know at a glance the relative distance bales are thrown.
  • Direction control allows you to change the position of the thrower. When you move the tractor remote control valve, a double-acting hydraulic cylinder pivots the thrower up to 30 degrees left or right, for turning or baling on a contour.
  • A wagon hitch attaches to the baler axle to keep towing stresses where they belong. It adjusts to narrow road width for easy transport.
  • Rod spacers allow you to control apron spacing when baling light, springy, or semi-cured material.


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