Used Square Hay Balers For Sale in Oregon & Washington
Discover SS Equipment's robust used square hay balers, engineered for optimal performance. We offer technically advanced solutions for all your agricultural needs. Visit our dealerships in Oregon & Washington today and explore our purchasing options!
Square Baler Buying Guide
The right baler can make a world of difference when it comes to efficiently managing a hay operation. These impressive pieces of farm equipment are designed to make quick work of producing high-quality hay bales. You’ll have two options based on the shape of the bales they produce – round and square balers.
We gathered up the following square baler buying tips to help aid your shopping process. If you want personalized assistance, our staff members at SS Equipment are happy to help! We can go over our selection of used square balers for sale and help you determine the best fit. Reach out online, give us a call, or stop by one of our dealerships in Oregon and Washington.
Why Buy a Square Baler?
If you bale hay on your farm for livestock feed, then a square baler is a must-have for managing your hay and keeping it stacked in neat piles. Square balers process your hay in a chamber to form blocks until they reach a fixed size, then tie the bale with twine or net. These machines have the advantage of being faster and more powerful, requiring tractors with higher horsepower. Many farmers prefer square bales as they are easier to handle and stack.
Buying Tips
When you start exploring your options, one of the biggest factors to consider is whether the hay balers will be able to work well with your tractor. Not all balers fit all pieces of machinery and you want to avoid spending money on a purchase that won’t be compatible. You’ll also want to ensure that the electrical systems match up so that you can make full use of your equipment.
Getting the right square baler can make a world of difference in your operation, so stop by SS Equipment and check out what we have available right now. We welcome all our patrons visiting us from Oregon and Washington.