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Features

• Pickup protection - Slip and overrunning clutch
• Plunger strokes - 90 strokes / min.
• Plunger protection - Shearbolt
• Length of stroke (plunger) - 21.9 in. (556 mm)
• Plunger mounting - 10 sealed ball bearing rollers
• Tying mechanism type - Knotters
• Tying mechanism protection - Shearbolt
• Twine container capacity (tying mechanism) - 12 balls

Key Benefits

• IN-LINE INNOVATION: Unlike competitors, our 1800 Series is designed to follow directly behind the tractor. The result is dense, high-quality hay with no flimsy, banana-shaped bales that immediately fall apart when they're picked up.
• CAPABILITY: Regardless of your operational goals, our robustly-designed 1800 Series balers fit commercial and conventional applications.
• EASE OF USE: The hydraulic bale density system in conjunction with the in-line design provides more uniformity in bale shape and weight as baling conditions change.
• TRANSPORT AND ACCUMULATOR COMPATIBILITY: Since the baler follows the tractor, your transport and field operating positions are the same, allowing accumulators to follow directly behind the tractor.
• NUTRITIOUS BALES: The in-line design allows for gentler handling of the crop as it enters the chamber, reducing leaf shatter and improving forage quality.

Performance

• BETTER PERFORMANCE THROUGH PRE-COMPRESSION: Our pre-compression chamber improves bale consistency by pre-forming the bale.
• PICK-UP PERFORMANCE: Four rows of pick-up teeth improve crop feeding performance, particularily in heavy windrows and uneven crops.

Productivity

• THREE MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM: To fit the needs of your operation you can choose the two-tie 14”x18” models 1840 or 1842S, or the 15”x22” three-tie 1844S.
• IN-LINE ALL THE TIME: Because field and road positions are one and the same, you save time when you’re on the move.
• SET IT AND FORGET IT: A hydraulic density system enables the baler to maintain bale weight and dimensions even as hay moisture conditions change throughout the day.
• TAKE THE PLUNGE: Industry-leading strokes per minute maximizes productivity by increasing bales per hour, getting you in and out of the field faster.