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mchale static or kv trailed wrapper

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  • 19-08-2009 9:00pm
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    alleyb
    Registered Users Posts: 57 ✭✭


    just looking for pros snd cons on wrappers. i like to wrap at the storage area so mchale remote is tempting me , but the kvernland trailed looks like fine machine also, so would welcome opinions


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    Casinoking
    Registered Users Posts: 474 ✭✭Casinoking


    I've got 2 Kverneland 7520 wrappers, a good solid machine. They're also available with a remote control kit like the McHale, but are a bit more expensive. I've had no problems with them though and wouldn't say a word against them.


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    vincenzolorenzo
    Registered Users Posts: 1,228 ✭✭✭vincenzolorenzo


    I've no experience with the KV wrappers but have done tons of work with a Mchale 991BER remote control setup. The McHale is generally a very reliable machine, in fact I would say they're pretty much bullet proof. The only thing I can ever remember breaking on it was a roll pin in the gear box (Simple fix) and the drive chain on the turntable which was old and a bit knackered. Apart from that we haven't had any trouble.


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    massey woman
    Registered Users Posts: 296 ✭✭massey woman


    I see 2 very clean Mc Hale Balers in Ganly's auction yard in Naas
    Dont know anything about either the auctions or the owners
    Machines seem ok to me
    For auction in September


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    bk1991
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    moast mchales break that roll pin alot


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    vincenzolorenzo
    Registered Users Posts: 1,228 ✭✭✭vincenzolorenzo


    bk1991 wrote: »
    moast mchales break that roll pin alot

    Only happened the one time to me, out of a total of about 25,000 bales i would say ;) The shear bolt on the other hand is a much more frequent break, but thats a 2 min job to change


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    bk1991
    Registered Users Posts: 760 ✭✭✭bk1991


    vincenzolorenzo wrote: »
    Only happened the one time to me, out of a total of about 25,000 bales i would say ;) The shear bolt on the other hand is a much more frequent break, but thats a 2 min job to change

    i am talkin the roll pin under the turntable under the cover with ring of studs


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    powerfarmer
    Registered Users Posts: 213 ✭✭powerfarmer


    Used a KV trailed 7517 for a while, a good strong unit, make sure the cut/tie unit is working correctly


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    vincenzolorenzo
    Registered Users Posts: 1,228 ✭✭✭vincenzolorenzo


    bk1991 wrote: »
    i am talkin the roll pin under the turntable under the cover with ring of studs

    yep thats the one!


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    bk1991
    Registered Users Posts: 760 ✭✭✭bk1991


    vincenzolorenzo wrote: »
    yep thats the one!
    we had guy last year comeing in every week with that pin brakeing


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    MrFoxman360
    Registered Users Posts: 576 ✭✭✭MrFoxman360


    bk1991 wrote: »
    we had guy last year comeing in every week with that pin brakeing

    Well he was obviously doing something wrong then because its not supposed to break, thats what the shear bolt is for, me and vince wrapped nearly 200,000 bales between us and it only ever broke once.

    The McHale is a boringly reliable machine and quite well designed. Older KV models were primitive, but they have stepped up their game since, but cant say anything against McHale, and I would deffinetly reccomend you go with the green option.


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