Craig, Author at Emerson Ag and Industrial

Square Baler Twine Can Yours Handle The Extreme High Density Pressures?

Farmers and Custom Harvesters are reporting huge savings with the new high density balers in the market today. Of the many reasons, taken from the from Hay and Forage Grower interviews, farmers are reporting huge savings and using less bale twine. The following are among the most popular opinions: (Taken From Hay and Forage Grower)

High-density big square balers can reduce twine and stacking expenses for custom harvesters,
Hauling and storage cost savings, (taken from Krone North America)
Increases bale density by up to 25%,
Save some money on twine and stacking expenses,

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Engine Lubrication is it all Created Equal?

That’s like saying all engines operate the same or all operating conditions are the same or all fertilizers are the same or even, all people are the same.

What is the truth? All vehicles operate under very different conditions. Look in your owner’s manual; you will see “Heavy” or “Dirty” or “Extreme” and sometimes “Normal”. Each of the condition requires many different procedure changes for each situation. After all, if there wasn’t any difference, than the O.E.M’s (Original Equipment Manufacturer) probably would not spend valuable resources informing you that there are differences, right? Right!!

Now, as a challenge compare your personal car operating manual to your heavy equipment operator’s manual. See even more differences? I would bet you see many. Types of oil, ratings of oil, how long between oil changes and most will state that if at least most of this is not adhered too than you could have troubles with your warranties. Ever studied the 30—60—90 rule? Continue reading Engine Lubrication is it all Created Equal?