BR7000 Series Roll-Belt™ Round Balers

Tight, uniform bales in any crop or condition

You’re always looking for a better way to bale. Well, look no further than the BR7000 Series round balers! New Holland offers eleven distinct Roll-Belt™ baler models that produce bales weighing from 300 to 2,200 pounds. Some are specially designed to bale crops with moisture content up to 65 percent for high-quality round bale silage.

New Holland boosts your baling efficiency with these BR7000 Series improvements:

A new hydraulic bale ejector ramp is available as a dealer-installed option for the BR7070 and BR7090. It uses a one-way hydraulic cylinder that allows the ramp to instantly move down when the tailgate is raised and the bale comes out. When the tailgate is closed, the ramp goes back to the home position, and the bale is pushed away from the tailgate, allowing the tailgate to close.

Stronger shot-peened tines replace the previous music wire tines on all pickups (except the BR7050 and BR7060 Standard). These new tines last longer, are more durable in tough conditions and curved for optimal crop lifting.

Two formed ribbed rolls replace two dimple rolls in the bale chamber for improved bale formation. These rolls are made of thicker steel and have improved life and durability.

One less spreader roll means net flow is more even and net spread is smoother and more uniform.
Extra-wide pickups ensure fast, positive feeding:

XtraSweep™ Pickup—the widest in the industry
Super Sweep™ Pickup
Wide Pickup
Fast bale wrapping with fingertip control—only from New Holland:

Bale Command Plus™ system
Auto-Wrap™ system
Twine
Net (EdgeWrap™ system)
Net/Twine (EdgeWrap system)
Optional Bale-Slice™ and CropCutter™ systems produce bales that feed more easily.

Additional BR7000 Series features, you’d expect from New Holland, make you more productive and more profitable.

Twine or net wrap? Let our net wrap savings calculator help you decide how to wrap your bales.

 

 

New Holland’s exclusive Roll-Belt™ design uses heavy-duty rolls in front of the bale chamber and short, tough belts in the back to deliver consistent core formation and tight, uniform bales in dry hay, corn stalks and silage. And, it delivers the highest round baler capacity in the industry.
 
Six nylon/polyester Mini Rough Top forming belts (eight MRT belts on the BR7080 and BR7090) with a friction surface, grip the crop and carry it up into the core forming area. Belts are 100 inches shorter than the leading competitor and flex over uneven bale surfaces, providing 91 percent contact across the bales to reduce losses.Chain-driven, rubber-surfaced roll powers the belts. An adjustable idler roll regulates belt tracking.
 
How the bale forms:

Floor Roll (E) features eight welded rods that feed material from the Pickup (C) to the Belts (L) in the bale chamber. The floor roll also carries most of the bale’s weight, reducing stress on the belts for longer belt life and lower maintenance costs.

Starter Roll (F) helps turn the crop and start a bale core in any crop, including rotary combine straw and sandy-soil crops like peanut hay.

Fixed Roll (H) is ribbed to aid in bale rotation and transmits power to the remaining upper rolls —Pivot Roll (I), Stripper Roll (J) and Follower Roll (K)—for improved core formation. These rolls assist in curling material and starting the core. The Stripper Roll is also ribbed to strip material off the apron belts and pack it into the bale. As the bale grows, the top rolls (J & K) pivot forward.

Belt Tension Arm (M) also rotates, allowing the bale chamber to expand. Belt Tension Cylinder (N) and Belt Tension Spring (O) deliver reduced belt tension at the start to ensure positive core formation, even when baling short, dry material.

When the bale reaches full size, stop the tractor. The wrapping mechanism starts automatically. When wrapping is complete, raise the Tailgate (P) to eject the bale. The spring-loaded Bale Ejector (Q) rolls the bale away so the tailgate can be closed without moving the baler. Then simply start the next bale.

All three New Holland pickup designs are positioned out front where you can easily monitor windrow feeding. These designs let you pick up wider windrows, feed the crop edge to edge, and better compress material into the bale chamber to make firmer, square-shouldered bales. New shot-peened tines (except four bar on Super Sweep™ pickup) offer improved life and durability.

Super Sweep Pickup
Six-bar Super Sweep pickup (available on the BR7080 and BR7090) features:

Wide Pickup
This low-profile pickup (available on the BR7060 and BR7070) allows you to pick up extra-wide or wind blown windrows. It features:

XtraSweep™ Pickup
XtraSweep™ pickups handle heavy or windblown windrows with ease—and are the widest pickups in the industry. XtraSweep pickups utilize an eliptical stuffer for superior feeding in heavy crop.

Both XtraSweep pickups feature:

"Double-Stuffer" feeders to provide positive movement from the pickup reel to the floor roll. The feeder floor angle has been adjusted for improved feeding and smooth bale starting. The path of the stuffer fingers has been altered on the 81.5-inch pickup so that the fingers come closer to the pickup reel, providing extra-smooth crop transition.

Hydraulic pickup lift which is standard on the larger 81.5-inch pickup and optional on the smaller 71-inch pickup.

Auto-Wrap™ tying mechanism (available on all models except the BR7050) is simple and trouble-free. Features include:

Bale Command Plus™ (available on all models except the BR7050) allows you to monitor all baler functions right from your tractor seat. Features include:

EdgeWrap™ net-wrapping option (available on all models except the BR7050 and BR7060 Standard) wraps bales faster than twine and produces bales that hold their shape, resist weathering and are easy to handle. Features include:

Optional New Holland cutting systems—Bale-Slice™ and CropCutter™—increase weight gains in livestock.

Bale-Slice System
Exclusive Bale-Slice system (optional on the BR7060 Silage Special and the BR7090) cuts crops as bales are formed, resulting in bales that feed more easily and are more digestible. A recent university study proves that bales made with the Bale-Slice are up to 14 percent denser than unsliced bales and can increase average daily weight gain in yearling heifers by 23 percent.

Bale-Slice is controlled by the Bale Command Plus™ monitoring system and features a series of knives on the starter roll. These knives pivot into the bale after the core is formed, resulting in bales that peel apart for easier feeding. Knives are reversible for increased life.

CropCutter Rotary Feeding and Cutting System
Exclusive CropCutter, unique to the BR7060 and BR7070, is equipped with up to 15 knives and cuts crop as it is fed into the baler. Minimum cut length is 2.6 inches with all 15 knives installed. Any combination of knives may be used to achieve the desired length of cut in various crops.

CropCutter bales are denser and heavier due to smaller particle length. In silage, this increased compaction means less air in the bale, resulting in better fermentation. In straw, it results in easier spreading and increased absorbency. Whatever the crop, bales made with CropCutter put more crop in every bale—and that means fewer bales per field and fewer bales to transport and store.

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