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Anderson RBM2000 Round bales

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These self-loading trailers are designed to collect up to 20 round bales of wet or dry hay in a simpler and faster way. Reliable durability and optimum machine handling offers unmatched efficiency in the field.

Specifications

Model

RBM2000 Round bales

Category Name

Agriculture

Year

2024

Sale Type

New

Manufacturer

Anderson

Tires

550/45-22,5

Controls

Tractor’s hydraulics (option : fingertip joystick)

Tandem Axle

Standard

Safety Chain

Standard

HP Requirements

130 HP

Caméra (de Recul)

Optional

Self-loading Arm Design

Tubular round

Tandem Axle With Brakes

Optional

Self-Steering Axle With Brakes

Optional

Tractor Minimum Hydraulic Flow

2500 psi (172 bar)

Able To Load A Second Row Of Bales

Telescopic

Double Hydraulic Connections Required

4nOrn2 if fingertip joystick option

features and options

    1. High floatation tires.
    2. Adjustable self-loading arm tubular round-shaped designed for bale net protection.
    3. Hydraulic unloading system.
    4. Hydraulic push off system.
    5. Full charge indicator.
    6. Tandem axle.
    7. Rugged frame to support wet bales.

bale

Round bale diameter	Up to 6 ft (1,8 m)
Bale type	Baleage/dry hay/straw

dimensions

Width – A	8 ft 4 in (2,55 m)
Overall width (inlcuding loading arm)	8 ft 4 in (2,55 m)
Height – B	11 ft 10 in (3,61 m)
Overall height (inlcuding loading arm)	12 pi (3,66 m)
Bed height - E	4 pi 9 po (1,44 m)
Overall length – D	38 pi 5 po (11,76 m)
Overall weight	13450 lb (6100 kg)
Empty Weight on tow bar***	3205 lb (1455 kg)

capacity

Round bale 4 ft x 4 ftdiameter (1,2 m x 1,2 m)	20
Round bale 4 ft x 5 ft diameter (1,2 m x 1,5 m)	20
Round bale 4 ft x 6 ft diameter (1,2 m x 1,8 m)	20
Round bale 5 ft x 5 ft diameter (1,5 m x 1,5 m)	17
Round bale 5 ft x 6 ft diameter (1,5 m x 1,8 m)	17
Loading arm lifting capacity	2500 lb (1135 kg)
Total weight including load	42 000 lb (19 000 kg)