1320 EH Twin Wrapper

1320 EH
Linkage (Rear & Front) & Loader Mounting
The 1320 is the latest model in the 1300 series. It retains all the characteristics that has made the 1300 so popular with contractors and farmers.
Compact: light weight (700kg), robustly built
Two independent driven rollers ensure smooth, consistent rotation
Self loading & wraps bales up to 1.5m diameter & 1000kgs weight
Dual stretch dispenser (70% & 55%)
Twin tower support with folding wrap arms
Two dispensers One Cut & Start
The big advancement on the 1320 is the unique patented twin folding wrap arms. The folding design allows the machine to retain its compact size, so necessary when the machine is used during Wrap & Stack. Two independently driven rollers ensure smooth, consistent rotation.
On the final turn of the wrapping cycle the wrapping arms fold together bringing both film dispensers side by side allowing the film from both spools to be cut and held by a single Cut & Start unit. As soon as the next cycle starts the arms unfold to the conventional wrapping position. The twin wrapping arms are evenly balanced allowing for high wrapping speeds. The twin system also eliminates the rocking motion associated with single arm machines. The new twin tower design offers the best solution for maintaining the 1300 Series compact and robust build while
creating a twin arm wrapper capable of high outputs and only weighing 700kgs. The new more compact chassis and roller arm design give very fast loading and unloading times. The faster loading and wrapping gives the 1320 an output comparable to any high speed wrapper. The added benefit of the wrap / stack capability is that it is an ideal machine for contractors. The End Tip Kit allows the bale to be dropped onto its flat side when unloading. Twin folding arms Wrapping process End tip kit

[@sasop117]

nicely edited!

[@joroco19851]

not something I'm really interested in but my 3 year old loves it and all tractors.. saying that, the wrapping machine was pretty damn impressive, I wondered how that was done..

[@Egglingen]

Usually that is no problem at all, if you uses 8 layers of plastic. But silage have to be white plastic, because it does not get as hot. Hay and straw goes whit black plastic.

[@kuna9977]

no co to pisać tylko to że zajebisty sprzęt

[@MrA1Goku]

What are the effects of long time storage for doing this...e.g. say 6-10 months? does the product get moldy inside after being wrapped for so long?

[@tractorlad02]

@silageman1 are these the donavan bros in cork with the farm master (JCB)

[@quadarinxxx]

Will these wrappers wrap square bales as well?

[@tomrickards7714]

how bigger tractor do you need run one of these?

[@volvobm26549]

when love takes over. i think by david guetta and some women

[@farmertrg]

This is like porn to a farmer.... Trust me...... Amazing bit of kit :)

[@karolnomad]

price?