Ireland Farm Equipment

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2017 Haybuster® Balebuster 2660

Features may include:

• With bales getting bigger and heavier, we have made the 2660 even more durable than previous models. We have increased the diameter of the rotor shaft and bearing, as well as the conveyor shaft. The chain attachment to the slats is more durable. We have also increased the width of the table to eliminate dead spots where material can build up. We also moved the loader forks over to help center the bale while loading into the bale chamber.

• The 2660 chain table comes standard with a more durable chain. This, along with the heavy duty flails and high speed rotor allows processing of bales in any condition…wet, frozen, old, new or with flattened bottoms. The conveyor is tilted so it helps to keep bales positioned against the slug bars for consistent processing of hay.

• The 2660 features an oil bath chain case that reverses the direction of the in-line PTO, increasing the speed and efficiency of the rotor by 30%. Heavy-Duty rotor and flails process all types of bales in all conditions.

• The 2660 two-stage bale loader allows each bale to be lifted seperately without disturbing other bales. It’s designed to carry a second bale to increase efficiency.

• The 2660 has a heavy duty frame for strength and durability to carry today’s larger, heavier bales.

• The 2660 gives you quick and easy access to the rotor for routine inspections and twine removal with the rotor access door. Two additional stripper bars can be installed on the door to reduce the length of cut.

• The slug bars on the 2660 are easily adjustable from a single point. The slug bar adjustment alters the amount of the hammers exposed to the hay, and is adjusted based on the type of hay, moisture content of the hay and the coarseness/fineness of the cut desired.

• Adjusting the right side deflector on the 2660 is a one-handed operation because the torsion springs support the bulk of the deflector’s weight, allowing you to set the deflector to the desired position with minimal effort. The deflector can be positioned for windrow feeding for bedding or erosion control.