Machine Can Bale “Almost Anything”
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Goeweil’s LT-Master baler-wrapper can compress and wrap almost any material, even corn silage. Exporters in Egypt and the Sudan use it to bale corn silage for transport to Saudi Arabia. The baler-wrapper compresses material more tightly than a conventional baler and holds the up to 4-ft. diameter bales together better with either film or net.
“We sell the LT-Master throughout the world,” says Phil Kieser, Goeweil. “It offers way more flexibility and agility in what you can do with a crop. It can bale anything that is chopped, ideally 2 in. or less in length, but up to 6 inches, and between 10 and 75 percent moisture and make it transportable.”
The LT-Master made inroads into the North American market in 2019 with the explosion in interest in hemp. While that market has cooled off considerably, Kieser says the baler-wrapper is quickly finding other markets as awareness of its features and benefits grows.
“A farmer in northeastern Minnesota purchased a used one this summer and is planning to use it to bale up corn silage,” says Kieser. “He plans to sell corn silage bales by the truckload throughout the winter. Use them today or 6 months from now; they will stay fresh and sealed.”
Kieser notes that LT-Master wrapped bales are about the only way to move loose organic matter like corn silage any distance economically. It is also easy to move the baler-wrapper from one job site to another.
The pto-powered, on-board hydraulic system with oil cooler powers all components. A high power LED lighting system comes standard for night work. An automatic central lubrication system reduces maintenance. The on-board film storage holds up to 18 rolls of film or netting.
The 11 1/2-ft. wide, 16 cubic yard capacity, feeder hopper allows rapid unloading from dump trailers, trucks or wagons.
Once the bale is formed, it moves to the wrapping station with dual arm wrapping. Once the bale is wrapped, it is tipped on to the bale delivery ramp and unloaded to the front of the machine.
Kieser notes that the real advantage of the LT-Master is its ability to handle smaller particles.
Kieser is confident as people learn what the machine can do that it will find new uses and users. “It can bale up TMR rations, sawdust or straw mixed with manure and even straight manure with a low moisture content,” he says.
FARM SHOW readers interested in the LT-Master can contact Kieser for pricing. Headquartered in Austria, he handles sales for Goeweil for North, South and Central America.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Philip Kieser, Goeweil Sales (ph 309 750-5639; philip.kieser@goeweil.com; www.goeweil.com).
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Machine Can Bale “Almost Anything” BALERS Goeweil’s LT-Master baler-wrapper can compress and wrap almost any material even corn silage Exporters in Egypt and the Sudan use it to bale corn silage for transport to Saudi Arabia The baler-wrapper compresses material more tightly than a conventional baler and holds the up to 4-ft diameter bales together better with either film or net “We sell the LT-Master throughout the world ” says Phil Kieser Goeweil “It offers way more flexibility and agility in what you can do with a crop It can bale anything that is chopped ideally 2 in or less in length but up to 6 inches and between 10 and 75 percent moisture and make it transportable ” The LT-Master made inroads into the North American market in 2019 with the explosion in interest in hemp While that market has cooled off considerably Kieser says the baler-wrapper is quickly finding other markets as awareness of its features and benefits grows “A farmer in northeastern Minnesota purchased a used one this summer and is planning to use it to bale up corn silage ” says Kieser “He plans to sell corn silage bales by the truckload throughout the winter Use them today or 6 months from now; they will stay fresh and sealed ” Kieser notes that LT-Master wrapped bales are about the only way to move loose organic matter like corn silage any distance economically It is also easy to move the baler-wrapper from one job site to another The pto-powered on-board hydraulic system with oil cooler powers all components A high power LED lighting system comes standard for night work An automatic central lubrication system reduces maintenance The on-board film storage holds up to 18 rolls of film or netting The 11 1/2-ft wide 16 cubic yard capacity feeder hopper allows rapid unloading from dump trailers trucks or wagons Once the bale is formed it moves to the wrapping station with dual arm wrapping Once the bale is wrapped it is tipped on to the bale delivery ramp and unloaded to the front of the machine Kieser notes that the real advantage of the LT-Master is its ability to handle smaller particles Kieser is confident as people learn what the machine can do that it will find new uses and users “It can bale up TMR rations sawdust or straw mixed with manure and even straight manure with a low moisture content ” he says FARM SHOW readers interested in the LT-Master can contact Kieser for pricing Headquartered in Austria he handles sales for Goeweil for North South and Central America Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Philip Kieser Goeweil Sales ph 309 750-5639; philip kieser@goeweil com; www goeweil com
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