New Holland Round Baler Buyer's Guide
Tags : new-holland-landing | round-baler |Summary of the Video Script:
Neil from Messick’s gives an in-depth walkthrough of the different New Holland round baler models available on their lot, highlighting how seemingly similar machines can vary significantly in features, capabilities, and price. He explains that while all models share core qualities like local design, engineering, and reliable parts support, they differ in build size, configurations, and intended use cases.
Starting with the RB450 Utility Plus, a compact, economical option for small-scale or hobby farmers, Neil progresses through more advanced models like the RB450 Silage Special, CropCutter, and Bale Slice, each adding functionality such as wet hay handling or internal cutting systems. He then covers the Pro-Belt 450, a heavy-duty, high-capacity machine built for demanding operations, and concludes with the RB560, a 5x6 baler suited for larger bales and farms with equipment to handle them.
The video emphasizes the importance of choosing the right baler for your specific needs and highlights the role of knowledgeable sales staff in guiding customers to the right choice.
450 Utility Plus
4 X 5, Net Only, 1.5M | 4 Bar Pick-Up, Manual Lift Pick-Up, Pick-Up Wheels, 11L-14 x 6 PR Rib Tires, Bale Ramp, MRT Laced Belts, 540 PTO, Clevis Hitch
450 RC
4 X 5, Rotor Cut, Silage Special, Net Wrap, Bale Ramp, 2.07M Rotary SuperFeed HD Pick-Up, Premium Endless Belts
450 SN
4 X 5, Silage Special, Net Wrap, Bale Ramp, 1.8M Active Sweep HD Pick-Up, Premium Endless Belts
450 SL
4 X 5, Bale Slice, Silage Special, Net Wrap, Bale Ramp, 1.8M Active Sweep HD Pick-Up, Premium Endless Belts
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