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bag packing design
The Ag-Bag design is unparalleled in its ability to uniformly and
consistently pack silage into bags. The Ag-Bagger s rotor is extra
wide and positioned low. Bags are filled from the bottom up with
the massive rotor pushing the silage back and up to maximize the
fill and minimize the air. Silage in an Ag-Bag bag reaches the point
of anaerobic fermentation faster than in other types of storage.
Awesome
capacity
The Ag-Bag MB 9,000 and MB 10,000 makes bagging fast and easy. The
MB 10,000 bagger can easily put away all the volume from two high
capacity self-propelled choppers.
The
MB 9,000 features a 9' rotor and a 12' tunnel.
The
MB 10,000 has a 10' rotor and a 12' tunnel. A 14' tunnel extension
for corn silage is also available.
Fill
Ag-Bag bags up to 500 feet long
A 500' Ag-Bag bag with a 12' diameter stores and preserves up to
1,250 tons of silage.
A 500' Ag-Bag bag with 14' diameter stores and preserves up to
1,500 tons of silage.
(Bag
volumes can vary based on density and type of silage.)
Bag Boom, Cradle and Bag Pan
The MB 9,000 and MB 10,000 baggers feature an on-board hydraulic
crane that allows the operator to install both the tunnel extension
and a new Ag-Bag bag.
The convenient bag cradle can be lowered by the crane to retrieve
a new bag.
The bag pan is raised and lowered hydraulically, providing easy
and fast bag installation. (see next photo)
Drive
System
Large planetary final drive
Smooth multi-groove V-belts transfer power
from engine to planetary
Operator
Control Environment
The deluxe and spacious operating control center
provides greater operator efficiency and lower fatigue during long
days.
Low in cab noise level
Pressurized & filtered with air conditioning
and heater
Windshield wiper
AM/FM stereo radio
Training seat
Stadium lighting
All controls within easy reach
Great visibility in all directions
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Feed
Table and Metering Beaters
The feed table folds hydraulically for transport or storage
High capacity endless feed table belt for long trouble-free operation
Feed table belt speed is computer controlled to keep the bagger operating
at maximum capacity. Two
metering beaters above the rotor hopper are designed to provide
constant even flow to the rotor.
The lower metering beater is driven by the rotor.
The upper metering beater is hydraulically driven. Its direction
of rotation is controlled by the operator.
Massive
heavy duty rotors
Rotors are designed extra wide to pack away huge volumes of feed
more uniformly and with consistent density while eliminating air
voids and putting more silage in the bag.
Anchor
System
A dual anchor system allows the bagger to maintain a consistently
packed bag. The anchors can be extended or contracted hydraulically
to obtain the density required.
In
easy view of the operator are gauges to monitor and help control
the density of feed in the bag.
Ag-Bag
bags have stretch gauge marks provided continually along the bag
length to help ensure consistent packing.
Tunnel
Clean-Out
A hydraulic swing-out panel sweeps out remaining feed for easy tunnel
clean-out.
Inoculant
System
Baggers can be equipped with applicators for Ag-Bag liquid or granular
inoculants to initiate rapid and effective fermentation.
Transport
The MB 9,000 and MB 10,000 baggers were designed with safety in
mind. 2-wheel air brakes and transport lights are standard. Machines
can be folded to a transport width of 8.5' or reconfigured back
into the bagging position in just minutes.
In
bagging position, the machines have 4-wheel steering and 4-wheel
air brakes.
Bagger
Machine Setup
The MB 9,000 and MB 10,000 are equipped with a crane to install
the Ag-Bag bag and tunnel extension with no need for another piece
of equipment.
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