NEED MORE BEDDING
OR ROUGHAGE?
Here’s advice from
your nearby
Sperry New Holland
Dealer on how to
improve the operation
of your round baler
when you bale
corn fodder:
Preparation; The material should be as long as possible, and
not over-conditioned. For good bale-core formation, the
material should have a tendency to cling together, or have
sufficient length to help hold itself together. If a flail cutter or
chopper is used, it is very important to rake two or three
windrows together.
Driving Technique: During core formation, reduce the PTO
speed to approximately 300 RPM, maintaining the same
ground speed br slightly higher, if tractor and ground
conditions permit. Once the core formation is completed, the
PTO speed can be increased back up to 540 RPM. If the
material is extremely short, dry, and brittle, operate early in
the morning or late evening when there is some dew or
dampness. This will help the material to stick together.
Bale your corn fodder! Sperry New Holland balers have
a reputation of being able to bale tough crops.
The easy one to o
◄ See your nearby Sperry New Holland Dealer listed on the
facing page. He’s an expert on all your baling
needs, and stands ready to serve you.
Sperry New Holland Model 845
AUTO-WRAP® Round Baler.
• Wraps each bale
automatically
• Fast 1 You get up to 18
extra bales a day
• Steel chains, not belts, j.
get you off to a fast, £?■
sure start on bale fj.
after bale
• Makes the "little" round bales
weighing up to 850 pounds
Sperry New Holland
Model 850 Round Baler.
You get off to a good fast start on
bale after bale m a wide variety of
crops even straw when
these exclusive features work for
,^you.
• Steel apron chains, not belts.
produce a good, strong rolling
action
• Super-Sweep pickup gets hay
ordinary pickups miss
• Wedge-shaped core formation
chamber starts hay rolling
immediately for each new bale
• Tapered sides at entrance to
bale chamber help fill in the
ends of each bale for better
bale shape
See how easy it is . . . ask
for a demonstration
See the 845 AUTO-WRAP
HOLLAND
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