The Kverneland FastBale

Diarmuid & Seamus called up from Kverneland Ireland to give us a demo of the Fastbale, and run us through how non-stop baling is achieved.

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[tipperarymick]

Remarkable piece of engineering. To be able to keep it so compact, the way the wrapping table operates, and the fact that the center of the bale is compacted before transferring to the main chamber should make this a fantastic machine.

[Tomherbs]

Great for any person from the island of Ireland to invent a worldwide product.

[michealwhite]

Goodman Seamus on your design ... its amazing how people come up with these ideas.

[cc_agri_shorts]

Omg the best vid so far on the grassmen channel!!

[georgedraper]

That grass was very fresh, like to see it in wilted grass, Seamus has designed a serious machine there

[MODLEFARMER-tdbk]

Another great video I love grassmen me and me daddy watch it most evenings with a mug of tea grassmen has taught me so much about farming tractors and machinery in general keep it up great video👍👍👍👌👌👌👌🚜🚜🚜

[astonmcleod]

Genius, such an obvious solution. kudos to the engineers.

[sacredcrosscattleco.]

I’ve always been
Impressed by these style of machines. The only setback I see is baling on a steep hill fields .

[ArchersView]

Excellent video & very comprehensive interview, looks like a great bailer!

[johnclaffey]

Seamus is a very very clever man. Genius design.

[jagriculturefilms]

Really nice baler and tractor 🚜 I have watched grass men for ages

[dannycrooks]

It's a great baler makes great shaped and tight bales 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[Rawwbot]

Impressive but not the first Baler with variable Compression Chamber, Krone Comprima F155 XC from 2010? comes to mind. And yes, the Krone could baler without stopping, it even came with an optional Bale-Wrapper.

What Kverneland achieved is a very compact Baler with a variable Compression Chamber which is impressive consindering how "Small" the Kverneland Baler and Wrapper Combo is.

Greetings from Germany

[alanoboyle]

Great video pity ye didn’t ask the question that we all want to know how many bales is she capable off bailing in an a hour for anyone consider buying a baler off that captaincy apart from operator ease of use crop flow and bale density and dealer backup thats gonna be the next question and probably apart from price will be a huge deciding factor

[bradleamon]

How much horsepower do you need for these balers regardless of brand how much do they cost and are they available in Australia

[hughmarcus]

Great concept. Good to hear that it can do film instead of net. Why anyone would want to use net now, is beyond me.

[SimonKL]

When rain is on the way, this baler won't waste a minute😉👍

[papajimpapajim]

There’s the future of round baleing right there .

[ryangriffin]

Hello grassmen class to see a fastbale on a mighty fendt

[Modlendingen]

It's a interesting baler, and if you look back 15 to 20 years, the development of balers have gone far! But i wonder, what are the weight on one of these compared to a Mchale Fusion or a Claas Uniwrap? It dosen't look as bulky as the Fusion, but it can be heavy either way :)