Introducing the ZR5 Self-Propelled Baler | Vermeer Agriculture Equipment
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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Big-time operators need a big-time machine to do big-time things. This first of its kind - the ZR5 self-propelled baler makes quick work of any field while offering an unprecedented level of operator comfort and maneuverability. Automating the baling process, the ZR5 aims to reduce the number of steps an operator must complete to make a bale as well as provide the ability to automatically make real-time adjustments based on field, crop and operator inputs. Get ready to go big-time and let the ZR5 change the way you put up hay.
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I like how the step rips apart the windrow every time it does it's 1/4 turn
Operator just needs to back up a little before pivoting
Non-stop selfpropelled baler will be perfect!
Very cool! A non-stop version would be again as stunning! I used to custom round bale and felt like the big square balers really had an edge on acres per hour. Stopping to secure and eject a round bale is a noticeable delay and time consuming.
That's a great concept. From a futuristic perspective, it's pretty freaking cool. Id like to take a closer look at one personally just because my curiosity is getting the better of me. I don't know that it's the most practical choice, unless you are covering serious acreage. I think that if you could make a self propelled big square baler that you would really have something. You still have to stop every bale with a round baler, where as you could keep on trucking with a big square baler.
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I thought the whole purpose of having tractors separate from machinery was so you can have a handful of tractors to power a large number of farm machinery instead of having every piece of equipment have its own engine and drive train and all the extra maintenance that comes with it. What you've done is made a self propelled machine that can only do one thing and when its not doing that one thing its just a very expensive hunk of metal sitting around doing nothing but taking up time and money for you to maintain it. not only that but this would increase the number of vehicles you need to complete the job. You would need this plus a tractor to pickup the bales instead of just having a single tractor with a bale spear in the front and a baler in back.
That’s why these types of machines could be good for contractors who do constant bailing
@@tobybaker1978 I agree, this machine is good for the people who make 10000 bales every year but the small farmer can't afford it.
@@tobybaker1978 no man were contractors and we make abt plus the amounf of bales u said there and i think the fusion 2 & 3 is just better because it wraps the bale for u aswell it puts hours on the tractor and easier to maneuver especially in Ireland cause we have tight gaps and small fields then we have big gaps and massive fields so it varies thats why i would puck a fusion over a self propelled
Generally self propelled machinery has either a wider working width or something special this only can steer tighter
Very cool design. I'm not sure why no one has thought of this yet. It seems to bale fast I'm just not sure about the front casters over time because they do shake a lot.
What's next, a self propelled rake? Tedder? Plow? I mean come on, how much stuff has to be self propelled? How many engines do u want to maintain? I guess I just don't see it
I was thinking the same exact thing! That's a lot of scheduled maintenance!
I have to agree. Some places its nice (choppers, combines) but even the self propelled Discbines and stuff I start to question if there's a point too.
DO IT NOW! Agreed something like a baler sits way too much of the year to make it cost effective to be self propelled. Unless you do like 10,000+ bales a year, and at that point why not just buy two conventional round balers and be able to do twice as much baling for probably still less money.....
I will omit it does look cool. But I know new Holland tried this and There was Alis Chalmers had a Proto type self propelled round Bailer even Minneapolis Moline had A square Bailer with the uni they just never seem to catch on probably just too expensive and not as needed. I mean maybe this will be the first you never now it's crazy to think that there was probably someone who made these exact arguments about a self-propelled combine chopper or sprayer
Technology in farming has come a long way.
OMG! Vermeer alwais be "a Vermeer!"
Beautiful peace of engineering! Congratulations!
Send one here to Brazil! =)
Congratulations for what?
@@valleyboy2099 for not being a troll. 😂
I bet it has a pickup reverser on it to clear the plugs. I'd run one.
Huh... Just thought about this past summer. If Vermeer would make a self propelled baler....
They should know the next step; continuous self propelled.
Id think, if you buy a self propelled baler, spend the extra on a continious model, or maybe a baler wrapper.
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Or at least a bale carrier like the jd’s
I was Woundering when A Company was going to in vent a Self propeld baler machine. neat Machine vermeer.
Once again we see Choice, Value and Innovation in farm equipment coming from one of our long time members.
Wow, that is totally awesome. Talk about a company a step ahead of the competition. Speechless.......
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man...seeing this, my mind went like...imagine being passed on the road by a freaking baler
Thinking from an economical stand point, how is this self propelled baler feasible for the guys who don't make 10,000+ round bales a year? It's another engine, transmission, and machine to have around that costs much more than just having a round baler and tractor and this only does one job. That's the beauty of a tractor you can unhook it from a baler and use it to do many other jobs and the cost of use is much lower. Not to mention I see round bales being obsolete in the coming years in lieu of large square bales
BIlly the SMall Bong thorton from india we absolutely won't be buying one. It's a single use machine that would sit unused 7-8 months a year and just as expensive as and tractor and baler combo yet you can use a tractor gear round and for many other tasks. Plus the Deere 4 and 569 balers make a better bale than I've seen any Vermeer baler make.
It be hard to maintain .Rather the tractor option .If you have engine or other problems .Get another tractor or even borrow .Don t think you have a spare one of this machine in the shed.Another road tax and insurance /maintain bill for the year .Plus a higher fire risk machine .A lot of dust and straw near cab/engine .I be for the tractor here ..
Or half a million to spend on a baler
in winter you can drive with it to a local pub.
@Oliver Mayo round bale can be moved around by hand. Large square bails not so much.
What about a 4 foot version?
Probably fine in good conditions, Will only cater to some markets. We've had to go as and when we can with weather and had issues with the material stalling in the pickup, How do you visibily keep an eye on material going into the pickup? Is there a camera or a window you can watch?
That's a good point. Wonderin the same thing
Farming In 1080P yeah there is a couple cameras in there
How to remove it, it the pick-up is blocked ...
Farming In 1080P well of course everything works in the perfect conditions it was designed for, but I'm sure it's got sensors or something hat would let you know if it doesn't have a cameras. Either way it's a single task piece of equipment that sits way too much for it to be cost effective to be self propelled.
I keep an eye on the pickup constantly, you generally see when its gonna block up then you ease up forward speed. This saves time getting out unblocking it after you've rammed material in the machine because you "cant see it". I agree on the last past tho, same with self propelled sprayers in my personal opinion
So when it plugs... crawl underneath everything and hope you don't hit your head?!?!
Vermeer: says self propelled baler is the first of its kind
1965 New Holland Model 1281:
*Strangles Vemeer like Homer Simpson strangles Bart
So still need 1 trip more to wrap the bales?
Exactly thats why theres a thing called a fusion
Can't see he point of this , a few hours work a season , then standing in a barn for the rest of the time . Least with an ordinary baler you can use the tractor all year round.
This is for contractors
Hey can you work with giants software on farming simulator
We farm some steep mountain ground in PA. I'd love to get an opportunity to test it out.
If McHale could design a self propelled fusion baler wrapper unit that would be a game changer.
@Vermeer have you guys thought about adding a header to the front? So cut and bale?
Great idea to actually put it in motion, when are you likely to show it in the uk?
Next up: self-propelled trailers
Finnish Farming dump trucks?
@@MannPropertyServices existed since long time called trucks
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whats the idea? I dont know much about farming in other countrys than Denmark, but the farmers have high debt, an small earning atm.
Is it cheaper than a normal baler? Is it better than driven with a normal tractor in front? Less maintenance? Faster?
What makes this better?
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The way the front wheels shake I'm not sure I'd want to go 30mp/h down the road.
OK idea, but for me I would like to be able to see the pickup reel, the faster you bale, the less time you have to react if things go tits up. I would rather have the pickup on the front like other self propelled machines. Also, wouldn't it be better if the steering was on the rear? The way them tiny wheels were wobbling wouldn't instill any confidence in me, might be OK on a nice tarmac road, but, on some of the country roads we have here in the UK I think it would be a real handful.
limpinferret uk I think the steering is in the rear those front ones are just coasters like the back of a self-propelled mower
Processor, continuous baling and a wrapper!
Just think if they put a rake attachment out in front than only have to make one pass.. unless it had to be tedded but either way agriculture is a business where new tech will keep improving
how about you fit a mower deck on the front and a hay tedder so it does all hay so it does more than one thing
I baled with Vermeer round balers Vermeer makes the best baler out there.
there is one thing i believe could work too but i dunno how well it could work: a forage wagon with a baler attachment or build in baler
It’ll be perfect for massive fields
I believe New Holland had a self propelled Baler way back in the seventies and it was thus rectangular
I'd love to use this here in Nebraska!
Why can’t someone make a round baler that doesn’t have to stop when unloading like a big square baler
Krone has made a nonstop baler and vicon has one that's unreleased. But its hard to create because you need an extra chamber and that adds weight
Love it when can I get one
That is really, REALLY cool, but how do you know when you have a good bale start, or a plugged pickup... before it's a REAL mess? I just don't think I'd be comfortable not being able to see the pickup.
So from the cab can you see the pick up at all??? You need to be aware of all your surroundings
The ZR5: an even more expensive machine that the modern farmer can get into even more debt with!
Why didnt put your non stop round baler in this???
I would think turf tires instead of bars would be fine for hay ground. Reduces damage to crop while doing the 0 turn. Same concept as a 0 turn mower.
Can you see the pickup? I like to have a view on that to adapt my speed depending on the swath
Now y'all need to make a large square baler thats self propelled.
Try to unload the bales without stoping or something for the zr6 maybe
would be great if it was a nonstop round baler
could probably be done. this looks like a concept tho so more advanced balers whold be more expensive to make in to a prototype ones the basic baler protot type is succsesfull i imagine they will probably get 200x beter bailers becaus the demand/earnings of the bailers can fund a mutch more risky and hightec baler
There is: the Krone Ultima
There are quite a few!
How wide is it, and is it sold in the UK ?? Thank you.
The idea is fantastic but I dont see such a baler working here in ireland as we dont get to bale much hay anymore with the weather pattern so there is an awful lot of baled silage made so I would think the swarths of grass would be too heavy for this machine
Why would i need a self propelled round baller
Make it a 3 in 1 self propelled hay machine it would be worth it. if it could have a front 3 point hitch with PTO and be able to have a discbine mower attachment and a v rake or rotary rake attachment that feeds directly into the pickup. also i would feel better if you could see the pickup and that it was easy to access. self propelled big square baler?
Ok nice prototype,
When does the square bailer come out that makes a average 1500 pound bale?
Got to admit why didn't the other manufacturers do this a long time ago.
How many 10,000s of acres of hay would you have to harvest for this to be worth it?
Let farming simulator have the license for this please
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Yes ☝️👍good idea
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Yesssss plz
I literally clicked to see if there was fs comments
Pls no
neat concept, now do this with large square bailers.
Wow! What's the price tag on this?
No. But if you are going to have a self-propelled baler, why not include a "dump on the go" feature?
I like to call it a combo baler.
Needs to have an accumulator to allow you to drop a bail and not stop.
They might have turned the bail the other direction to be picked up by a stinger truck the Stinger truck picks the bale up from the side if you never see one work look up Stinger trucks in action Bale retrieving truck can be used for a round or squares
Where will it be available and will it bale silage? Great to see advancements in baling.
Fantastic machine.
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wow, this is engineering
So Cool Must Have!!!!!!
Holy fuck you guys doin that 30 MPH through the fields??? Rippppin hahhah
"The zr5 is the first of its kind"
New Holland: am I a joke to you?
@John Jones oh yea that's true lol
This looks fun
Hmmm agriculture at a new level
I would love to try one of them😊
Great invention.
how good is the ZR5 Self-Propelled Baler on bumpy ground?
I applaud your work
Wondered how long it would take to get a machine like this on the market
Giants software needs a liscence to this puppy
How about self propelled plough?
Looks like class cab
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still have to stop to kick out a bale
My only question is....does it come with spinners?
I think so
i can't count how many of these ive seen in fields .... because i haven't seen any! $$$
Needs a set of wheel rakes on the front so u can cut a tractor out of the bailing process
Only you can use it 1 time a year
Game changer.
How much, what's the MSRP going to be!
Ben Burkhalter I bet it will scare 100k
The baler part better be removable. Balers wear out before the drive line does.
Listening to the music in this video i almost expected Jack Sparrow riding on top of that baler
Nice concept but it will only be successful with all wheel drive, a wrapping option and a non stop system like the krone ultima
I would like to order min. 5 pieces to Czech republic
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1:19 woww death wobble hahaha no way
Why would you need that?
Great
Its a giant zero turn
wow amazing and simple wow
How much does it cost?