
This word is Super. Every second manufacturer now sculpts it on their equipment. What's behind it? Often it’s just a brighter sticker. But sometimes, very rarely, you come across instances where this is not an empty phrase. Today we’re talking about just such a thing, about a baler that has been tested on our farm for more than one season. And yes, we will talk about the specific model that it suppliesHulunbuir Machinery Manufacturing Company ?Jiujia?. Not an advertisement, but a statement of fact - from their websitecn-fascar.ruWe ordered it, it was the combination of “intellectual production” that attracted us. and agriculture in the company description. Let's see what comes of it.
When unpacked, outwardly it looks like a strong average. Nothing supernatural. The welding is smooth, the painting is good, but does not shine like a toy. This is even a plus - it’s clear that they used good metal, not tin. The equipment is standard: the press itself, strapping, instructions. Here was the first “quick point” with the instructions. — the translation, to put it mildly, is peculiar. I had to figure it out at random, but for experienced people this is not a problem.
We collected it ourselves. It is important here: some components, especially those related to the feeding mechanism and the pressing chamber, require careful adjustment “on site”. There is not a word about this in the instructions. For example, we first tightened the bearings on the shafts, we thought it would be more reliable. Error. During the first tests, a characteristic hum and heating appeared. I had to loosen it, setting the gaps almost by touch, based on experience with other equipment. This is the very moment when the general similarity with classical models played a positive role - the principle is the same.
It was here that the first “super” feature appeared, but not the one in the advertisement. The unit turned out to be very sensitive to settings. The slightest distortion - and either the density of the bale dances, or the tape begins to come off. I had to spend half a day to “grind in” it to our conditions. I won’t say that this is a minus, rather a feature. A good instrument always requires fine tuning.
They kicked me out for the first mowing. The engine - the heart of any pick-up - turned out to be surprisingly durable here. We worked on fairly wet grass, which is always a risk - you might get stuck in the chamber and start chewing the same mass. This one, with hisbaler superdelivery system, coped. The auger and fingers did not clog as often as on our old one. Apparently, the same “intellectual” one. filling, which is written about oncn-fascar.ru, - this is not about computers, but about the thoughtful geometry of nodes.
Bale density. That's where the dog is buried. After adjustment, we achieved stable, high density. This is critical for logistics and storage. The bales turned out to be almost perfect “bricks” and did not fall apart during loading and unloading. But there is a nuance: such a density requires a constant, uniform supply of mass. If the roll is uneven or there is not enough of it, the press begins to “hiccup” and pause. You have to monitor the speed of the tractor. Not automation, but manual adjustment to conditions—that’s the price of quality.
Consumables. During the season, only one belt and a few cotter pins were replaced. The needle bearing in the trim assembly performed well and there was no play. This speaks volumes about the quality of the components it uses.Hulunbuir Machinery Manufacturing Company ?Jiujia?. Not Chinese consumer goods, but normal, maybe not famous, but durable parts.
There is no perfect technique. This one hassuper balerhave their own “diseases?”. The first is the strapping knot. He threads the twine clearly and ties it tightly. But the spool with twine itself is located in such a way that in a strong side wind the thread sometimes flies off the guides. You have to install a homemade canopy made of tin. A trifle, but annoying and leads to downtime.
The second is the lubrication system. The press chamber and bearings have grease nipples, this is normal. But the lubrication points are so scattered that for daily maintenance you have to almost crawl around the entire unit. Inconvenient. On the old equipment we had a central fitting with wiring. Here they clearly saved on the labor intensity of assembly.
And the third, most subjective thing is balancing. When transporting in a folded state, if you drive over bumps, some vibration of the frame is felt. It’s not critical, but it hints that the strength calculations were done back-to-back, without a large margin. For flat fields it’s not a big deal, but for our terrain it’s a moment that needs to be monitored and tightened fasteners more often.
When you ordered from the page of a company that positions itself asmodern integrated enterprise, expected more ?smart? functions. In reality, ?intelligence? turned out to be in reliable mechanics, not in electronics. And this is perhaps correct for our outback. Less stuff that could break in the field far from service.
Did it live up to its name?super? In key parameters - yes: productivity, bale density, endurance. In small things - no, there are flaws typical for many models. But in general, the price-quality ratio for this line is from?Jiujia?we rated it as successful. This is not a revolution, but a solid evolution of the classical scheme.
Who can I recommend it to? Farms where there is an understanding, “hands-on” person. a machine operator who is not afraid of minor adjustments and is willing to take the time to break in. For those who want to “bought, installed, drove?” and forgot - perhaps there are simpler and more expensive options. This same onebalerrequires attitude, but also gives corresponding returns. As a result, after three seasons, we still have him in the main park. The best assessment, perhaps, is when technology ceases to be a novelty and simply becomes a reliable working tool. He copes with this task.