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Massey Ferguson 1842 Baler

Category: Balers ➔
Manufacturer: Massey Ferguson ➔
Model: 1842 ➔

Bale Size

Bale cross section,Height X Width(in,mm)	16 x 18 (406 x 457)
Bale Length - max	4 ft (1 m)
Bale Length - min	1 ft (0 m)
Baler weight	4,376 lbs (1,985 kg)

Baler Pickup

Augers	13 in (32 cm)
Inside Width	78 in (197 cm)
Number of Bars	4
Number of Tines	112
Outer tine-to-tine width	91 in (232 cm)
Pickup gauge wheel	2
Pickup protection	Slip and overrunning clutch
Tine to Tine Width	6 ft (2 m)

Dimensions

Height w/shielding	66 in (168 cm)
Length w/o bale chute	202 in (512 cm)
Length w/bale chute	244 in (619 cm)
Overall Width	9 ft (3 m)

Engine

PTO Horsepower	50 hp (37 kw)
PTO Speed	540 rpm

Feeding Chamber

Drive	No. 80 chain
Protection	Shearbolt
Stuffer Type	Crank type cam controlled w/3 tines

Plunger

Plunger speed (strokes/min)	100
Stroke Length	23 in (58 cm)

Tires

Standard

31 x 13.5-15 8 Ply

Wrapping System

Protection	Shearbolt
Twine Ball Capacity	10 balls
Twine Type	Knotters

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