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Used bagger machine

  • AG-BAG T-8088

    AG-BAG T-8088

    • Manufacturer: Ag-Bag

    2023 T8088, 12ft tunnel, anchor system (no backstop).; Hydraulic lift jacks, hydraulic tunnel clean out, hydraulic conveyor lift, single chain conveyor; Forage distributor; Demo unit, 8 bags through machine

    Luxemburg, WI
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    2026 KELLY RYAN 10FT CENTERLINE

    2026 KELLY RYAN 10FT CENTERLINE

    • Manufacturer: Kelly Ryan
    • Model: 10FT CENTERLINE

    Enjoy $0 Down Financing with No Payments for 6 Months, Affordable Nationwide Delivery, and Unbeatable Prices! New Kelly Ryan 9-10' Combo 2-Wheel, 84" Rotor Bagger with a self cleaning tunnel, 84" rotor, 71 packin...

    $62,196 USD

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    Est. $1,171/mo

    Henderson, IA
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    2026 KELLY RYAN 8FT CENTERLINE

    2026 KELLY RYAN 8FT CENTERLINE

    • Manufacturer: Kelly Ryan
    • Model: 8FT CENTERLINE

    Enjoy $0 Down Financing with No Payments for 6 Months, Affordable Nationwide Delivery, and Unbeatable Prices! New Kelly Ryan 8' Two Wheel Centerline Bagger with an easy self-cleaning tunnel, 72" rotor with 65 pac...

    $51,025 USD

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    Est. $960/mo

    Henderson, IA

Overview

Forage harvesters are specialized agricultural machines used to harvest forage plants to make silage, which is then used as animal feed. These machines can chop and process various crops like grass, corn, and other plant materials efficiently. They are essential for livestock farmers looking to preserve high-quality feed.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used forage harvester?

Check the condition of the cutter head, feed rollers, and blower. Also, review the machine's maintenance records, engine hours, and overall wear and tear.

How do I ensure the forage harvester is shipped safely to my location?

Hire a specialized machinery transport service. Ensure the harvester is properly disassembled if necessary, secured, and covered to protect it from the elements during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a forage harvester?

Regular maintenance includes checking and replacing worn blades, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting belts and chains. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.