Silage baler
LT-Master F60 | Baler-wrapper combination

Maize silage is produced using the entire corn plant and serves as one of the most important staple feeds for livestock with high milk yields. Corn silage provides particularly nutritious energy in the form of starch from crushed corn grains and is also very rich in fiber. In this way, corn silage provides the optimal conditions for achieving maximum milk or fattening yields. Particularly at temperatures above 15 degrees Celsius, the feed can deteriorate in quality due to the high activity of microbacteria. 

CCM (corn-cob-mix) is an excellent energy feed made from the cob and kernels of the corn cob. It is used to feed pigs, cattle, and other small ruminants. CCM silage offers the maximum energy concentration through additional starch and has an excellent price-performance ratio in comparison with traditional concentrated feed. The crushing of corn grains gives the feed more structure and makes it very easy for livestock to pick up. Due to their compact shape, CCM silage bales are perfectly easy to handle and also ideally suited to feeding in smaller quantities.

Grass silage serves as the most important staple forage for livestock. The feed is made from an optimal combination of sweet grasses, herbs, and clover. Grass types with a high sugar content guarantee a good fermentation process. 

Alongside corn silage, alfalfa silage is one of the most important basic feed components in cattle feeding. High feed intake as well as particularly high structural effectiveness contributes to substantial cattle milk yields. The cultivation of alfalfa offers high yield security and also improves the quality of the soil. However, its low sugar content makes alfalfa very difficult to preserve using traditional methods. 

Pressed sugar beet pulp silages are characterized by a very high energy content, they are easily digestible, and impress with their palatability. They are an ideal supplement to grass silages since they have a negative ruminal nitrogen balance and thereby compensate for the protein balance in the stomach. Pressed beet pulp silages have very low lactic acid content and therefore also a very low total acidity. High compression as well as clean processing while still warm are hugely important for silage quality.

A TMR contains a balanced mix of staple forage and concentrated feed. Dry matter content and energy content are perfectly coordinated. TM rations have a very positive effect on milk yields and animal health. Previously fermented silages are mixed and ensiled again for stockpiling TMR. The LT-Master F115 can be used to produce TMR inventory quickly, easily, and inexpensively. It is transportable and therefore an ideal solution for trade.

Wild animal feed, fruit- and vegetable waste, crushed grain corn, ...

The compact remote control works via radio transmission and initiates bale deposit of the wrapped bale. Thanks to its handiness, the user can keep the transmitter with them at all times and start the deposit.

All work cycles are fully automatic

• For loading and stacking from one or two bales with a diamter of 0.60 m
• Base frame with Euro-attachment
• Rounded gripper arms with swivel compensator
• Hydraulic cylinder for bale securing
• Max. operating pressure: 200 bar / Weight: 140 kg / Bale weight: max. 500 kg

Double-acting hydraulic control device required

Possible attachments (without installation):

• Cat. I and Cat. II three-point linkage
• Hauer B, Merlo, Merlo ZM3, SMS, MX
• Dieci/New Holland, Dieci Dedalus, Amkodor, Manitou, JCB Q-Fit, JCB Compact Tool Carrier, Weidemann hydraulic, Kramer, Schäffer up to 3550, Schäffer from 3550T, Atlas, Claas Scorpion, Zettelmeyer 402, Zettelmeyer 602, Volvo BM, CAT 907H / Liebherr L507, Liebherr L514, Faresin, Avant, Faucheux, Bobcat, CAT TH 407 C, Giant, Skid Steer, Fendt Cargo T955/ Sennebogen
• Adapter Weiste triangle Cat. II (Requires three-point linkage)

Pressure relief valve including check valve

(telescopic & wheel loaders require an operating pressure greater than 200 bar)

The two cameras are positioned so that the press chamber and the bunker can be viewed from above.

The LT-Master F60 can produce up to 90 bales per hour. Thanks to the large bunker, double wrapping arm and net & film binding, this machine is fast and powerful!

The towing vehicle should be equipped with at least 44 kW / 60 hp (optimum: 60 kW / 80 hp).

• PTO shaft connection: Speed: 540 -1000 | 1 3/8" Z6
• 1 double-acting control unit for supplying the lift axle
• The electrical power supply to the machine is provided via the ISOBUS socket or the supplied wiring harness.
• A 7-pin socket for the entire lighting system, excluding work lights

Not only maize silage, but also CCM, alfalfa, sugar beet, wild animal feed and many other materials can be processed into small, perfectly pressed and wrapped round bales with the LT-Master F60.

The finished bales have a size of 0.60 x 0.60 m. The bale weight depends on the quality and moisture content of the material:

• Maize Silage: ~ 150 kg
• CCM: ~ 200 kg
• Chopped straw: ~ 65 kg

Wrap film: 375 mm wide (standard size)

Binding (net & film): up to 750 mm wide