2024 New Holland RF Fixed Chamber Round Balers RF450 SuperFeed™

2024 New Holland RF Fixed Chamber Round Balers RF450 SuperFeed™

RF Series round balers are simple to operate, affordable to own, and capable of baling in all types of crop conditions.

A combination of floor rolls and closely spaced slats start the bale quickly and compress crop for consistent density.

Three color-coded mechanical settings make changing bale density easy.

The Auto-Wrap™ system automatically begins wrapping bales when they are fully formed.

New RF Series fixed-chamber balers are simple, tough, affordable and easy to use, ensuring you can create quality bales in a wide range of conditions. These new balers are the perfect choice for smaller livestock farms, sundowners, and rural lifestylers, and a great alternative to a more premium variable-chamber silage machine.

Features may include:

The pickup is key to baler performance. RF Utility balers feature a 2.0-meter pickup, while the RF450 SuperFeed™ pickup is 2.25 meters wide. These extra-wide pickups are ideal for consuming large windrows from high-yielding crops.

The chain and slat system quickly tumbles crop material to start the baling process. As the bale forms, the chains and slats shape the bale, increasing pressure on incoming material to form a lower density core, ideal for feeding and bedding, while applying maximum density on the outside third of the bale which contains the most hay, forming a dense water repelling shell.

You can specify your RF baler with both twine and net, just twine or just net.

RF440 Utility and RF450 Utility models produce 4x4 and 4x5 bales respectively.

• RF440 Utility – 4’x4’ bales, 2.0-m pickup, 1 floor roll, 34-slat chain

• RF450 Utility – 4’x5’ bales, 2.0-m pickup, 2 floor rolls, 41-slat chain

The RF450 SuperFeed™ round baler handles extra-tough baling conditions and produces dense 4’x5’ bales, including silage bales with up to 80% moisture. This tough baler is an ideal choice for small livestock farms and contract operators looking for an alternative to more premium variable-chamber silage balers.