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Highline Mfg. BM1400 Bale Mover

  • Highline Mfg. BM1400 Bale Mover
  • Highline Mfg. BM1400 Bale Mover
  • Highline Mfg. BM1400 Bale Mover
  • Highline Mfg. BM1400 Bale Mover
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Overview
Highline makes picking bales a breeze!

Highline’s line-up of bale movers makes round bale handling a breeze. With the Bale Mover 1400, you get fast and efficient handling with non-stop picking and transporting. Unloading can be done without leaving the cab and with Highline’s ingenuity built into every bale mover, you can expect faster bale hauling with only one tractor and operator.

The Model 1400 turns big moving jobs into a pleasure by hauling 14 bales in a double row of seven bales. It will load from either side and has the power to pick up bales on the fly. The mower was designed and tested for any conditions - winter or summer.
Specifications
Model
BM1400 Bale Mover
Category Name
Agriculture
Year
2021
Sale Type
New
Manufacturer
Highline Mfg
standard features will keep you moving. chain rails

Standard features will keep you moving.
Chain Rails

Polished chain rails are easily adjusted to match different bale sizes. Chain rails are sloped and factory ground to conform to the slope of round bales, eliminating the needs for cleats and reducing broken strings.
A hydraulic motor controls the chains and eliminates gearboxes, bearings and shafts. (Either row of chains can be operated independently on the Bale Mover 1400 allowing you to fill one side before filling the other or fill randomly and out of sequence on either side.)

 
Unload Without Ever Leaving The Tractor

Back up the Highline Bale Mover where you want the bales, tilt the bed, engage the conveyor chains and drive slowly forward. Bales are stored in a long, straight row to minimize weathering damage.
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