Bale fork
- 90 days delivery
- 28,357.24 EUR excl. VAT
Info about the machine
- Specifications
Number
HAYWAY2
Other specifications
HayWay 1.0, 6 standard spyd, iPad mini inkl holder
Other specifications
HayWay app 4.1.0, vejesystem 0-1500kg / d=10kg
Other specifications
Vinkelmåler for vejesystem, kvitteringsprinter
Other specifications
med afskub-system for begge rækker spyd
This bale fork supports handling and weighing in one process
This bale fork is built for handling hay and silage bales during loading, transport, and daily feed logistics.
It combines bale handling with integrated weighing, which supports tasks where load control and registration matter.
The HayWay 1.0 setup includes 6 standard tines and a push off system for both tine rows.
It is relevant for farms and contractors that handle bales across several work stages.
The weighing system provides direct load data during handling
The weighing system measures from 0 to 1500 kg with 10 kg resolution.
An angle sensor supports the weighing function by registering fork position during lifting and transport.
The measured range gives a defined basis for checking individual bale weights during handling.
This is relevant when bales are handled repeatedly across yards, storage areas, or feeding lines.
Recorded weights can support internal control, delivery checks, and daily planning.
The included components support daily documentation
The package includes an iPad mini with holder and the HayWay app 4.1.0.
A receipt printer allows weight data to be printed directly when documentation is needed.
This can help when bale movements are logged for customers, stock control, or internal follow up.
The app based setup also gives a practical interface for viewing and managing weight information.
The design suits routine bale movement across work areas
Six standard tines provide the basic contact points needed for stable bale handling.
The push off system supports unloading when bales need controlled release from both rows.
This can reduce manual intervention during stacking, trailer work, or feed preparation.
The fork can therefore support tasks where handling speed and weight visibility are both important.
For buyers comparing attachments, these features help assess fit with existing handling routines.
This bale fork fits operations where weighing and handling must work together
The combination of bale handling, weighing, and print documentation supports a clear daily workflow.
It is relevant where hay and silage bales move through loading points, storage, and feeding operations.