Round Baler ChainsHay balers have been around since 1872 and were spawned from cutting devices that were invented in the 1860's. These machines made hay gathering easier and produced them to optimal size to prevent spontaneous combustion and prevented rotting. Then in 1910, the round baler was invented by Ummo Luebben Cicra, but it wasn't commercially produced until Allis-Chalmers introduced the Roto-Baler in 1947. Innovation began on the round balers in 1965 when an Iowa State University graduate developed a new design that would produce bales that were 5ft. in diameter and 7ft. in length. In today's world, we commonly use both mini and large round hay balers to manage the hay.
At USA Roller Chain and Sprockets, we offer direct Original Equipment Manufactures (OEMs) chain replacements at competitive pricing. Our agricultural series chains are manufactured using high-strength heat-treated components made to precision tolerances for the best-in-class durability and long-term performance. We also supply sprockets, square bailer components, bearings, and replacement bale elevator chains. Below are some standard assemblies for New Holland replacement chains. If you don't see the specific chain assembly needed, brand, or are needing a custom assembly quoted, please contact us at (407) 347-3519, email sales@usarollerchain.com, or simply fill out the below request form and we will be happy to assist you!
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