Vermeer 605N Cornstalk Special Baler

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Description

The Vermeer 605N Cornstalk Special baler is built for tough, high-volume crop. Heavy-duty pickups and axles stand up to contamination-prone cornstalks. Bales reach up to 72 inches in diameter and 2,400 pounds. The E-Link Pro display puts bale weight and moisture readings at your fingertips. A standard Auto Lube greasing system keeps critical bearings lubricated automatically. The optional Inline ramp speeds up field loading by up to 35 percent.

Condition	New
Model	605N Cornstalk Special Baler

Specifications

Model	605N Cornstalk Special Baler.
Bale Diameter	36-72 in. / 91.4-182.9 cm.
Bale Width	61 in. / 154.9 cm.
Maximum Bale Weight	2,400 Lbs. / 1,088.6 kg.
Length	195 in. / 495.3 cm (Standard).
Height	117 in. / 297.2 cm.
Width With Standard Tires	129 in. / 327.7 cm.
Weight	8,600 Lbs. / 3,900.9 kg (Fully Optioned).
Tires	21.5L-16.1 Flotation Tire.
PTO Horsepower Minimum	150 HP / 111.9 kW.
Number of Belts	8.
Pickup Type	Cammed Wide.
Pickup Width Tooth to Tooth	77 in. / 195.6 cm.
Control System Type	E-Link Pro.
Display	7 in. / 17.8 cm Color Touch Screen.
Moisture Monitoring	Standard, Up to 27%.
Netwrap System	Standard.
Bale Ramp	Standard Hydraulic; Optional Inline® Ramp.
Powered Windguard	Standard.

Features

Durability & Drive

Heavy-Duty Components.
Upgraded pickups, axles, and O-rings handle high-volume, contamination-prone
cornstalks.

Pickup Clutch.
This clutch automatically stops the pickup once the bale reaches its set size.

Patented Powered Windguard.
Reversible fin-shaped plates feed high-volume cornstalk material into the chamber.

Controls & Monitoring

E-Link Pro Display.
View bale weight and moisture readings on the home screen in real time.

Customer & Field Tracking.
Store data for up to 20 customers with 10 fields each electronically.

Maintenance & Handling

Standard Auto Lube Greasing System.
Timed lubrication reaches critical bearings at intervals you set.

Inline® Ramp.
Bales turn during discharge, speeding up field loading by up to 35 percent.