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New Holland BR740 for silage vs. Hesston 956
3 reasons to buy New Holland BR740 for silage:
Sizes
| Tractor mechanism required power of PTO | 48.5 kW and 52.2 kW | 7 % less or 3.7 kW |
Press size
| Bale minimum weight | 249 kg and 998 kg | 75 % less or 749 kg |
Baler
| Tines number | 96 and 60 dual | 37 % more or 36 |
5 reasons to buy Hesston 956:
Press size
| Bale width | 1562 mm and 1182 mm | 24 % more or 380 mm |
| Bale minimum diameter | 762 mm and 915 mm | 17 % less or 153 mm |
| Bale maximum diameter | 1829 mm and 1524 mm | 17 % more or 305 mm |
Packaging device
| Twine coils volume | 8 and 6 | 25 % more or 2 |
Compression chamber
| Belts number | 8 Laced and 6 | 25 % more or 2 Laced |
Neutral reasons:
Sizes
| Dimensional length | 4470 mm and 3937 mm |
| Overall width | 2400 mm and 2985 mm |
| Headroom | 2662 mm and 2921 mm |
| Weight | 2312 kg and 3057 kg |
Ram
| Control over density | Regulated and Adjustable Valve |
Compression chamber
| Belt width | 17.8 cm and 17.8 cm |
Baler
| Overall width | 1.9 m and 2.3 m |
| Type of lifting | Wide Picker and mechanical transmission |
| Tine to tine width | 1.5 m and 1.9 m |
| Number of rods | 4 and 4 |
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Sizes
| 1. Dimensional length | 4470 mm | 1. Dimensional length | 3937 mm |
| 2. Overall width | 2400 mm | 2. Overall width | 2985 mm |
| 3. Headroom | 2662 mm | 3. Headroom | 2921 mm |