LW1100 Linewrap In-Line
Overview:
Simple to Operate | Wrap Round or Square Bales | Self-contained Hydraulic System | Automatic/Manual/Remote Operation
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Features
- Efficiently wraps round bales from 4′ to 6′ in diameter, and large square bales up to 5′ long crosswise, or 6′- 6″ lengthwise on the optional riser shelf.
- Requires less effort and time than conventional wrapping methods.
- Reduced wrap cost since only the diameter of the bale is wrapped.
- The automatic operating mode allows the LINEWRAP to be a one-man operation. The machine wraps while the operator loads.
- A remote for the start/stop/steer and work lights are all standard equipment.
- The LINEWRAP ’s independent power source is a 13-horsepower gas engine with electric start. An 18-amp alternator powers the hydraulic system which controls all machine functions.
- The self-contained hydraulic system utilizes a large capacity oil reservoir for cooler operation.
- Conveniently located controls.
- Two 30″ pretensioners have a 65% stretch that allows for a tightly wrapped bale.
- The riser bars that allow square bales to be wrapped crosswise are standard equipment.
- The open design of the 7′ bale platform allows debris to fall through.
- The length of travel of the push bar is controlled with adjustable limit switches to reduce cycle time.
- The bale-push is extended out manually to push the bales further down the bale ramp and complete the wrapping process.
- A lock-out valve locks the brakes hydraulically against the tires. This prevents the wrapper from rolling ahead too easily when wrapping so proper pressure is kept between bales.
- The telescoping transport pole is pinned to the manual steering assembly when wrapping to keep the LINEWRAP in a straight line or to steer around obstacles.
- The tailgate has a transport bar to lock the tailgate and a hydraulic shutoff valve that must be closed for transport.
Specifications
| MODEL | LW1100 |
| Power System | |
| Power | Honda iGX390 w/Electric Start |
| Hydraulics | 11 Gallon Self-Contained Reservoir |
| Dimensions | |
| Shipping Length | 16′ 10″ |
| Width | 8′ 10″ |
| Height | 9′ 4″ |
| Weight | 4,300 lbs. |
| Length w/Tailgate Down | 22′ 9″ |
| Standard | |
| Tires | (4) 11L - 15 |
| Film Tensioner | (2) 30″ X 65% |
| Bale Capacity | |
| Bale Capacity Round | Up to 6′ |
| Bale Capacity Square | 6′ 6″ Lengthwise | 5′ Crosswise |