New Vermeer Silage Balers

The Vermeer Pro G4 silage balers can produce bales ranging from 36 inches to 72 inches in diameter, and 48 inches wide.

Vermeer G4 Pro Baler emptying a bale into the field. Vermeer G4 Pro Baler emptying a bale into the field.
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Vermeer has launched two models in its new Pro G4 silage baler liner, designed for working across moisture levels from dense silage to dry hay. 

The 504 Pro G4 can produce bales ranging in diameter from 36 inches to 60 inches, while the 604 Pro G4 brings the bale diameter range up to 72 inches, and both models have a bale width of 48 inches.

“The Pro G4 balers represent a significant step forward in silage and hay production,” says Bret Julian, sales and channel advancement director at Vermeer Forage Solutions. “These machines combine cutting-edge technology with practical design to help farmers create nutrient-dense forages efficiently, regardless of weather conditions or crop type.”

The silage balers are built with a two-bank, 17-knife chopping system. Farmers can choose to use 8, 9, or all 17 knives to fine tune silage fermentation, controlling density, quality, and digestibility. The net wrap system is positioned at the rear of the Pro G4 baler for easier loading and edge-to-edge wrapping. 

Farmers can adjust net tension via the Vermeer Atlas Pro control system in the cab, allowing for precise control over bale formation and wrapping. This feature is designed to save time and help create tightly wrapped bales to maintain their quality during storage and transport.

The balers also have a 73-inch camless wide pickup, designed for durability in varying field conditions. The pickup has rubber-mounted teeth to minimize wear while handling heavy windrows. 

Vermeer has added a spring-mounted drop floor system to the Pro G4 balers. The floor flexes during baling to assist crop flow, and reduce plugs. If there is a blockage, farmers can lower the floor hydraulically from the cab, and clear the plug without leaving the tractor. 

A powersplit transmission evenly distributes power between the pickup and chamber for smooth operation in adverse conditions. The transmission is built with heavy-duty, wear resistant components like large bearings, shafts, rollers, and chains. Four endless belts made of synthetic material and rubber are intended for durability and low-maintenance. 

For more information about the new Vermeer 504 Pro G4 and 604 Pro G4 silage balers, visit vermeer.com.

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