Tubeline Balewrapper

The race begins between you and bad weather as soon as the hay is cut, trying to get your crop off the field and covered up before it loses its nutrients. Balewrapper is helping more farmers realize the major benefits of feeding high quality hay to their cattle year-round.
Round or square the Balewrapper X2 takes them all. Now, as fast as bales are made they can also be wrapped. Balewrapper X2's tight film seals the bale inside, keeps the air outside and the nutrients in the bale where they belong.
The X2 has added features that redefine efficient wrapping. Starting a new row now takes only one bale. Switching from round to square bales is a quick lift of the roller bed with an over-center lever. The engine and control panel are placed neatly together. Both safety guards slide away for easy access. And, the final bale push-off is now only a two-step process.

[@user-uk7fz3lc7d]

Nice

[@jonowen9545]

Hey I'm curious how much roughly does a tubline 5500 ecv weigh? Thanks

[@TubelineMfg]

Hi John, the approximate weight of the TL5500 is 5,250lbs. tubeline.ca/products/wrappers/tl5500.php We hope that helps!

[@jonowen9545]

TubelineMfg thanks it does!

[@tylertakes2241]

How do you get that final bale in the cradle without sticking the bail spikes through the end cap?

[@samkom33]

good question, but there is an easy simple solution. look in the video from 1:28 hehe he put the end platic cap on, right before feeding the last bale out

[@dubns]

I have a single wrapper also, so I wrap a few singles for end bales. Starter bale you can spear the end since it will have more bales pushed against it, covering the hole. Final bale I spear from the side, and set it on the wrapper from the side, Then the end is untouched.

[@m.j.l.abulle9107]

Simple , drop it in from the side , preferably not the side with the controller

[@danrasmussen4658]

Thinking about getting one do you know how they work with dry hay