The rotary feeding system is durable, reliable, easy to service, and simple to adjust. It provides a smooth, even flow of crop through the baler to reduce leaf loss and produce uniform, high quality bales. Crop moves into the bale chamber with heavy-duty, paired, rotating tines and a feeder fork. The system is timed to keep material flowing evenly into the bale chamber by allowing the tines to overlap for smooth, continuous crop movement. The feeder floor below the tines is replaceable on all models for greater wear resistance, easier serviceability, and to protect your investment.

A double packer fork folds crop into the bale case through a large, 283-square-inch opening. For optimum bale shape in different crop conditions, this packer fork can be adjusted on both ends in nine different positions.

For maximum capacity, a fast plunger speed of 93 strokes per minute with a 30-inch stroke lets you handle big windrows at impressive speeds. Even better, with the large feed opening, the plunger can run at lower speeds while still maintaining outstanding capacity. The plunger is guided down a high-strength plunger rail and runs on sealed ball bearings and a white-iron slide block for optimal bale shape, minimal maintenance, and fewer adjustments.

The rugged bale chamber of the Hayliner® 265 and Hayliner 275 is designed to promote better bale formation. Six hay dogs hold charges in place to allow crop to be evenly distributed as it enters the chamber for compression, which leads to high-quality bales. Adjustable tension springs apply bale tension. Just a half-inch increase in spring tension equates to an increase of 600 pounds of force. Changing bale density is easy with the adjustable tension doors. You can also upgrade either model with two-way hydraformatic bale tension control. The hydraformatic system is self-contained and the flywheel gear-driven pump is positioned for easy adjustment and servicing.

To improve bale shape and length, the Hayliner 275 PLUS features a bale case that’s extended by 12 inches to hold the bale longer and provide extra density, which lets you make bales as heavy and dense as possible. Four-way hydraformatic tension is standard and with just the turn of the knob, tension is applied to all four sides of the bale. Hydraulically controlled side tension rails increase density and apply more consistent pressure throughout the entire bale. The Hayliner 275 PLUS is also outfitted with a hardened, high-strength steel plunger rail, 19% thicker bale chamber, and heavy-duty cast-iron hay wedges that replace the front sheet metal wedges for enhanced performance in straw compared to the Hayliner 265 and Hayliner 275.