1991 - Volume #15, Issue #2, Page #22
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Baler Mounted Chopper
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The GP230 Opticut mounts on the company's standard 4-ft. round baler between the pickup and bale-forming mechanism. The baler pickup is moved forward and a rotor equipped with spiral pronged forks is mounted behind it. In straw, the rotor does all the chopping. But in hay or grass, a set of spring-loaded knives mounted on the forks improves chopping. Main benefit is that 10 to 20% more material can be squeezed into a bale, especially important with bagged silage bales. The company also claims feed value of silage bales is increased.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Deutz Fahr, Watveare, Westbury, Wilts, United Kingdom (0373-858000).
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