Inline bale wrapping in Cumberland County, PA
We run an Anderson NWX-660 inline bale wrapper and we're willing to travel. Call or text for prices.
Our wrapper at work. The model name is on the frame.
How inline wrapping works
An inline wrapper lines bales up end to end and wraps them in plastic as they're pushed through, making one long sealed tube instead of a pile of separately wrapped bales.
Sealing out air is what lets baled forage ferment into baleage instead of spoiling. Because the bales butt up against each other, the ends between them don't each need their own wrap, which is why inline wrapping is a common choice when you have a lot of bales to put up.
What to have ready
Call or text
Tell us where you are, how many bales and what size.
Pick a spot
A long, fairly level strip where the tube can lay undisturbed.
Bales close by
The closer the bales are staged to the wrapper, the faster it goes.
We wrap
We bring the wrapper to your field and wrap on site.
Questions we get
How much does inline bale wrapping cost?
Call or text (717) 422-6600 with your bale count, bale size and location for a price.
Do you travel?
Yes. We're willing to travel for bale wrapping. We're based west of Carlisle and work across Cumberland County and nearby counties.
What wrapper do you use?
An Anderson NWX-660 inline bale wrapper. You can see it working in the video on this page.
Round or square bales?
Tell us what you have when you call and we'll let you know.
How far ahead should I call?
As soon as you know when you'll be baling. Hay season gets busy, so the earlier the better.
Inline Bale Wrapping near you
From our shop west of Carlisle we serve Cumberland County and the towns around it.
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Got something rusty?
Call, or text a few photos with a short note about what it is. We'll tell you what it takes.