2022 Vermeer 604R Premium Baler Walkaround @ Beck's Farm Equipment

2022 Vermeer 604R Premium Baler Walkaround @ Beck's Farm Equipment
Join us on our in depth walkaround of the Vermeer 604R Premium Round Baler!
High-producing haymakers have told us they want three things in their baler: they want it to be strong, fast and smart. So, we got to work to design and build the latest baler from Vermeer - the 604R Premium baler. It may have a new look, but what’s inside and comes out the back of the baler is what matters most. This is premium haymaking.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
Smart features
Between the auto-eject system that can tie the bale and open and close the tailgate without operator assistance and the net lift system that lifts the roll of netwrap for the operator, this machine provides a smarter, more efficient way to make hay.
Increased capacity
Increased capacity is achieved by belts that spin 19 percent faster than the 604R Signature which allow hay to enter the chamber faster and the bale to tie quicker. Bale density can be controlled in cab from the Atlas Pro™ control system monitor allowing operators to decide how dense to make the bale. The 604R Premium baler can produce bales up to 30% more dense when compared to the 604R Classic and Signature.
Camless pickup
At 71-in (180.3-cm) wide, this camless pickup with rubber-mounted pickup teeth and new poly pickup bands is designed to maximize productivity and help reduce maintenance related to wear parts (the 604R balers have 30 fewer parts compared to previous cammed pickup balers).
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[@bharzman]

Can this unit come with small 1000 pto?

[@audreymartin2612]

Kesler brooks duchess

[@steveogden1829]

I used to be a BIG fan of Vermeer. In fact I was a dealer from mid80's thru early 90's. I remember when the 504I baler was introduced; it had no way to raise the pick up for transport. Vermeer engineers said after extensive trials; they determined there was absolutely no reason to ever raise the pick up. That concept lasted 1 year. Funny thing; Vermeer invented the round baler; then let John Deere pass them up in just a few years time. Also their very first version of "Double twine arms" were 100% JUNK and were too weak and nothing but trouble and twine routing totally sucked. I'm sure they have a good baler; just too many past problems for me. Around here there's not many Vermeer dealers and the few there are don't know squat.

[@mrbill4187]

I would try a vermeer, are local John Deere dealer got pushed out by deere and gobbled up by one of the big dealers. They built a store right next to the big dealer and sell vermeer now, plus I've been hearing about lots of problems on the new deere bales, net wrap problems and premature bearing failures.

[@danrose3233]

The R series is a fine baler. I am entering my 4th season with one and have had minimal problems. Only had 1 real issue. It was a manufacturing quality issue with the hydraulic net tensioning system. It showed up in year 2. Dealer replaced at no cost.