New Holland Roll-Belt™ Round Balers

Threading twine has never been easier thanks to a simple threading bar (shown raised). After loading the twine balls, lower the threading bar for easy access to the threading guides. After tying and threading three balls to the left and three to the right, raise the threading bar to the operating position. Twine is routed from the twine box along the right side of the baler to the twine tubes.

The twine mechanism now features dual twine tubes that pivot on a single mount to feed twine into the bale chamber. Instead of an actuator, a motor is utilized to lower amperage draw for the system. Additionally, this motor also provides smoother actuation and allows for dynamic twine spacing changes.

Six seconds That’s the time it takes to net wrap a bale with a Roll-Belt round baler. Net wrap is a proven solution that reduces baling time and produces bales that are easier to handle and more weather-resistant. The EdgeWrap™ system is wider than the bale chamber to provide over-the-edge net wrapping when using standard-width net. Putting net over the edge of a bale not only protects it, but also helps better retain its shape.

A simple, shorter, more-efficient net travel path makes the industry’s most-reliable system even more dependable because of reduced misfeeding. The net knife and wrapper duckbill assemblies are separate, eliminating multiple linkages and knife-link adjustments. The net knife and wrapper are also controlled by separate motors to reduce amperage draw and eliminate the need for a separate battery harness. Finally, the net knife moves up through the net, pulling it into the knife for a more positive cutting action.

Loading the active and double non-active rolls of net wrap is easy as a result of the front-loading net wrap system and loading supports found on Roll-Belt 450-through 560 balers. The net tube now pivots down and forward to decrease the loading angle. A support tube has also been added to assist with loading a new, active roll of net. The net brake lock is a reverse locking tab, which eliminates the need for a separate locking pin. A second, non-active roll can also be stored in the back of the baler to provide you with more than enough net for day-long baling.

1. The net wrap cycle begins when the bale reaches full size.
2. The duckbill pivots into the bale chamber between the fixed roll and pivot roll.
3. After making the desired number of wraps are made, the duckbill returns to the home position.
4. Finally, the net knife cuts in an upward motion to cut the net and complete the wrapping cycle.

Add the Goweil 5040 bale wrapper to the Roll-Belt™ 450 CropCutter™ baler or Roll-Belt™ 460 CropCutter™ baler and you create top-quality wrapped silage bales or keep cornstalks and straw dry with only one pass through the field to save you labor, time and money. Since bales are wrapped immediately after they’re created, bales never touch the ground before being wrapped, reducing bale contamination from soil and reduces the chance of bad fermentation and spoilage.

When bale formation is complete, the Combi system automatically wraps the bale while you continue creating the next bale, so there’s no stopping, no slow-down. Two wrapping arms cover the bale surface quickly to shorten wrapping time. When bale wrapping is complete, the system gently lowers the wrapped bale to the ground. The Combi wrapper doubles as an accumulator and allows you to drop two bales in one spot, so even in dry crop not requiring wrap the system reduces retrieval time, fuel and machinery wear and tear.