ZR5 Self-Propelled Round Baler Performs in Cornstalks | Vermeer Agriculture Equipment

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The Vermeer team continues to test the ZR5 self-propelled baler and lately it has been showing its capabilities in the field by producing thousands of 5-ft by 6-ft cornstalk bales. The innovations team continues to optimize the ease of operator use, especially when baling cornstalks.

[@farmequip]

Vermeer videos are always provide great information.

[@castaliahardwoods3207]

Is it equipped with auto reversing fans for cooling the engine?

[@Vermeer]

Thanks for asking Triston. At this time, the prototype ZR5 machine is equipped with a reversing fan that cycles based on requirements. -Your friends at Vermeer

[@hassannegm553]

How many or much in euro thanks the machine thanks

[@darrenbarclay4833]

Will you be able to just replace the baler or do you need to buy a hole new machine when you want to replaces it

[@grubbs03]

baler is replacable they show it ejecting in different video

[@calvinellis4610]

When’s Heston and John Deere going to start making one.

[@HayMap]

Great Machine! Keep it up. I think it will be a success.

[@giltk8258]

I will have to wait for my Lotto winnings to afford this nice baler. $225K is a little rich.

[@dedrakuhn6103]

Damn those are some poor cornstalks he had to drive quite a Long ways to make a bale. In our area 30 ft of cornstalks and 200 ft and you have a 2000lb bale

[@RoughRiderBB]

Things the world didn’t asked for...

[@Neffequip]

Vermeer is a forward-thinking and forward-looking company. The future of ag is full of uncertainty and opportunity as populations grow and producers look for ways to do more with less (particularly laborers). I don't think anyone asked Edison for a light bulb either, but, that didn't turn out so bad.

[@LAWSON08]

Same with an iPhone...sometimes you don't even know what to ask for