Now offering an extensive line of excavator mulch heads by Italian manufacturer, Berti. Their hydraulically driven forestry mulching heads are available to suit mini and medium size excavators, also skid steer loaders and compact tracked loaders. These mounted mulchers are built to last in conjunction with an excavator they’re up to almost any challenge.
All models feature a belt drive and a fluid box. Choose from forestry rotor with hammer flails or fixed-teeth (tungsten carbide) rotor.
The Hornet Post Driver utilizes a jackhammer style power cell that drives posts with controlled high-speed performance with the capability of driving fence posts, t-posts, tent stakes, pipe fencing, sign posts, railroad ties and median dividers. These units come standard with a flow control valve, domed driving tool, post pulling/depth gauge chain, and filled nitrogen bottle with gas charging kit.
The grapple option make this machine and true one person operation. The grapple allows the operator to grab the post off the ground, load it into the hornet, and drive it in the ground without leaving the skid-steer seat.
High moisture hay can be referred to as haylage, baleage, and silage. It is <60% moisture hay that has been wrapped air tight and allowed to ferment. There are numerous reasons to produce high moisture hay these include:
Bernard Adam is one of the most recognized figures in the history of haylage production. Since 1989 he has performed over 1,000 haylage seminars worldwide. He has been very influential in the production and products we use for the haylage process, and participates in many private and university studies involving haylage.
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“We are very impressed with the results! It is a simple and easy to use product and this is the best grass we have established on these slopes in the … years I’ve been with the company.”
-Josh Hailey, Operations Manager at Highland Landfill Angelic New York
Small Implements – Big Impacts – Amazing Results!
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With the advent of high density round balers and the increased popularity of silage bales, operators have been experiencing increased challenges in handling these heavy bales. The right bale spear makes all the difference.
One challenge is being able to fully embed the longer 49″ Conus II bale spear into these hard tightly packed round bales. While these work very well with soft core bales they present a challenge in the harder, denser bales.
Secondly, the long spear used on a large heavy bale results in fatiguing the long spear rendering it susceptible to breakage near the base. This is especially true when penetration is limited, leaving the bale hanging further from the tine base.
In these cases HLA recommends a double bale spear with 39″ Conus II tines (top guard is strongly recommended when using a tractor loader). This will allow for sufficient penetration and cause less stress at the tine base.
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Loaded with features and rugged enough to handle the toughest of crop and ground conditions.
With the increasing demand for high nutrient silage, wrapped bales have found a place in many farms. Feeding silage bales require removing both plastic film and net wrap. Removing these coverings can cause bales to fall apart and make for clumsy handling of nutrient rich feed. Designed specifically for feeding round bales, the HLA Bale Knife rolls a lot of functionality into a single unit saving time and effort.
To prevent the wrap and netting from falling into the feeder or mixer, the grabber holding the wrap and net wrap securely, as the bale is sliced with the powerful serrated blade and drops free. The grabber is automatically engaged when the knife is activated through a single hydraulic auxiliary ensuring you have a tight grip before you finish slicing. The upward slicing design allows for bales to be sliced not only into feeders and mixers but also a mere 6” above the ground, making it ideal for operation in tight areas with little overhead space.
Grabber: Located at the top of the Bale Knife the grabber hydraulically holds onto the wrap and netting so when the knife slices upwards into the bale, the hay falls down and away, separating the wrap and netting from the feed.
Single Hydraulic Valve: Sharing a single hydraulic valve, both the grabber and cutting arm operate at the same time ensuring you have a tight grip on your bale before you start slicing.
Integrated Kvernland Tines: Equipped with Kvernland tines and a serrated blade, the Bale Knife is an all in one solution for bale handling. Use the tines to spear a bale, or scoop the bale onto the tines and hold it with the knife to safely move it across the yard.
Models available for 4’ – 6’ sized bales.
