Bale Making Machines RXFK5070 Square Baler for Picking up and Packing Hay and Crop Straw

Experience superior baling efficiency with the HZPT Bale Making Machines RXFK5070 Square Baler. This innovative machine is an essential addition to any farm, providing top-tier functionality for various crops including hay, wheat, rice, maize, Alfalfa, and more.

Unmatched Advantages of HZPT Square Baler

The HZPT square baler offers several benefits that set it apart from the competition:

• Highly Sustainable: As a Hot Product of 2019, HZPT baler is designed with sustainability in mind, supporting eco-friendly farming practices.
• Superb Performance: It features a working width of 1.6m and a match power of 50-100HP tractor, ensuring high-efficiency performance.
• Reliable Components: Core components include Bearing, Gearbox, Pressure vessel, and Gear, all of which come with a 1-year warranty.
• Flexible Bale Size: With the ability to adjust the bale size from 30 to 100cm, it offers the flexibility to meet specific baling needs.
• Dense Bales: It delivers bale density of 70-180kgs/cbm, providing compact and easily manageable bales.
• Outstanding Durability: The baler is robust and built to last, with a weight of 1700 KG and a 12-month warranty.

Applications of HZPT Square Baler

The HZPT Square Baler is an incredibly versatile machine with a wide range of applications:

• Hay Baling: It offers superior performance in hay baling, delivering compact and dense bales.
• Wheat Baling: This machine is adept at handling wheat straw, transforming it into well-formed bales.
• Rice Baling: It provides efficient baling of rice straw, offering high productivity.
• Maize Baling: The baler is ideal for maize straw baling, ensuring uniform and compact bales.
• Alfalfa Baling: It delivers excellent results in Alfalfa baling, producing well-shaped and dense bales.
• Other Crops Baling: The baler is also capable of baling other crops, demonstrating its versatility.

Working Principle of the Tractor Mounted Hay Square Baler

A tractor-mounted hay square baler is a machine used in agriculture to efficiently collect, compress, and bind hay or straw into compact square bales. The working principle of a tractor-mounted hay square baler involves several key steps:

1. Collection: The baler is attached to a tractor, which provides the power and mobility to move through the field. The tractor collects the hay or straw by driving in a straight line across the field, picking up the material, and feeding it into the baler.
2. Feeding and Compression: The collected hay or straw is fed into the baler through a pickup mechanism at the front of the machine. The pickup mechanism consists of rotating teeth or belts that gather the material and transfer it to the baling chamber. Inside the baling chamber, a series of augers or rams compress the hay or straw to reduce its volume.
3. Bale Formation: As the hay or straw is compressed, it forms a rectangular-shaped mass inside the baling chamber. The baler has a plunger or packer, which moves back and forth horizontally within the chamber. The plunger pushes the compressed material towards the rear of the baler, where it forms the bale.
4. Bale Tying: Once the desired size of the bale is reached, a bale tying mechanism is activated. The baler uses twine or wire to tie the bale securely. The twine or wire is wrapped around the bale in multiple locations to hold it together tightly. Once the tying process is complete, the baler's tying mechanism cuts the twine or wire, allowing the bale to be ejected from the machine.
5. Bale Ejection: The finished bale is pushed out of the baler and onto the ground. The baler may have a built-in bale chute or a bale kicker that helps guide the bale and ensure it lands in the desired location.
6. Repeat Process: After the bale is ejected, the baler is ready to collect and bale the next batch of hay or straw. The process is repeated until the desired number of bales is produced or the field is cleared.

How to Install the PTO Hay Square Baler to Tractor?

Installing a PTO hay square baler to a tractor involves a sequence of steps to ensure a secure connection for safe and effective operation. Here's a general guide to help you with the installation process:

1. Position the Baler: Park the tractor on a level surface and turn off the engine. Position the baler directly behind the tractor, aligning it for attachment.
2. Attach the Baler to the Tractor: For three-point hitch balers, lift the tractor's three-point hitch arms and align them with the baler's mounting points. Insert the hitch pins and secure them with locking clips. For drawbar hitch balers, align the baler's drawbar with the tractor's drawbar. Insert the hitch pin through both drawbars and secure it with a locking clip.



3. Connect the PTO Shaft: Slide the PTO shaft onto the tractor's PTO stub, ensuring that the locking pins snap into place. Connect the other end of the PTO shaft to the baler's input shaft in the same manner. Ensure the PTO shaft is the correct length, allowing for slight tractor and baler movement without strain on the shaft. There should be enough clearance to prevent binding or excessive bending.
4. Connect Hydraulic Lines (If Applicable): If the baler requires hydraulic connections to operate, connect the hydraulic hoses from the baler to the tractor's hydraulic outlets. Ensure a secure and leak-free connection.
5. Safety Checks: Double-check all hitch, PTO, hydraulic, and electrical connections to ensure they are secure. If the baler is equipped with safety chains, attach them appropriately. Ensure the PTO shaft is equipped with protective shielding to prevent accidents. All safety guards should be in place on both the tractor and baler.
6. Test Operation: Start the tractor and engage the PTO at a low speed to test the baler's functionality. Watch for any unusual vibrations or noises and check that all components are moving as expected. Perform a visual inspection to verify that the baler operates correctly and safely.

Common Troubleshooting of the HZPT Square Baler

Troubleshooting common issues with a tractor PTO driven hay square baler can help maintain its efficiency and extend its lifespan. Here are some frequent problems encountered with these machines and their possible solutions:

1. Baler Not Starting: Ensure the PTO shaft is correctly connected to both the tractor and the baler. Check for any damage or obstructions. Verify all safety switches, if present, are engaged. Some balers have safety features that prevent operation unless certain conditions are met, such as the rear gate being fully closed.
2. Uneven Bales: Check for consistent material flow into the baler. Uneven or inconsistent feeding can result in bales of irregular size or density. Inspect the pickup tines for wear or damage, as this can affect the ability to gather crop material evenly.
3. Bales Too Loose or Too Tight: Adjust the baler's density settings according to the crop type and desired bale tightness. For balers with hydraulic tension systems, check the hydraulic pressure levels to ensure they match the recommended settings for the desired bale density.
4. Baler Jamming or Blockage: Avoid feeding too much material into the baler at once. Overloading can cause jams. If a jam occurs, turn off the tractor and baler, and carefully remove the blockage, following the manufacturer??s safety procedures.
5. Bale Ejection Issues: Ensure the hydraulic system is functioning correctly, with no leaks or low pressure that could affect bale ejection. Check for and remove any mechanical obstructions in the bale chamber or ejection mechanism.
6. Abnormal Noise or Vibration: Inspect bearings, chains, and other moving parts for wear or damage. Replace defective components as needed. Check the alignment of the PTO shaft and ensure it's not causing undue stress on the baler??s drivetrain.

Why Choose XinLan's Hay Square Baler?

XinLan Agricultural Machinery Co., Ltd. has been engaged in the research and development of agricultural machinery for over a decade. Not only do they deliver top-quality products like the HZPT Square Baler, but they also provide exemplary customer service and after-sales support.

Here's why XinLan should be your go-to choice for agricultural machinery:

• Professionalism: With more than 100 dedicated employees, including 20 technical staff and five senior R&D personnel, XinLan boasts a team of professionals who are experts in their field. They utilize CAD computer-aided design systems and advanced equipment for manufacturing, ensuring high-quality products.
• International Certifications: XinLan's products are internationally certified, demonstrating their commitment to quality and safety standards.
• Customized Services: Understanding that each farm has unique needs, XinLan offers customizable solutions to meet specific farming requirements.
• Production Facilities: With two advanced casting, forging, machining, heat treatment, and lacquering production lines, XinLan ensures efficient and top-quality production.
• After-Sales Services: XinLan is dedicated to customer satisfaction, providing excellent after-sales services to ensure their products continue to perform optimally over time.

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