Abstract: A round baler is provided with a bale-forming chamber that is surrounded by a pressing apparatus in the form of a single pressing belt or several pressing belts arranged one next to the other, wherein the pressing apparatus contacts a roller that can be driven and freely co-rotating rollers, of which at least one pre-tensioned roller is loaded by pre-tensioning apparatus in the sense of tightening the pressing apparatus such that it pre-tensions the pre-tensioned roller more strongly the farther this roller moves in a direction for loosening the pressing apparatus. The two ends of the pre-tensioned roller are each pre-tensioned by the pre-tensioning apparatus and can move independently of each other.

Abstract: A round baler is provided with a bale-forming chamber that is surrounded by a pressing apparatus in the form of a single pressing belt or several pressing belts arranged one next to the other, wherein the pressing apparatus contacts a roller that can be driven and freely co-rotating rollers, of which at least one pre-tensioned roller is loaded by pre-tensioning apparatus in the sense of tightening the pressing apparatus such that it pre-tensions the pre-tensioned roller more strongly the farther this roller moves in a direction for loosening the pressing apparatus. The two ends of the pre-tensioned roller are each pre-tensioned by the pre-tensioning apparatus and can move independently of each other.

Abstract: The invention pertains to a pick-up (10) with a frame (12), with at least one tine carrier (26) that can be moved relative to the frame (12), with tines (14) that are fastened on the tine carrier (26) and with strippers (30) that are arranged adjacent to one another transverse to the forward direction (V) and between which are formed intermediate spaces (28) through which the tines (14) extend outward and along which the tines (14) can be moved, wherein the strippers (30) feature a first end that is detachably fastened on the frame (12) and a second end that is detachably fastened on the frame (12), and wherein the strippers (30) are connected to the frame (12) at the first end by means of two form-fitting connections (56, 62, 38, 58). It is proposed that the strippers (30) be inherently rigid and respectively connected to the frame (12) at their second end by means of a force-fitting connection.

Abstract: A round baler is provided having a bale chamber that is partly covered by stationary side walls assuming the size and shape of the bale chamber and by a gate having a skirt which can be brought into an overlapping relationship with the side walls when the gate is closed.

Abstract: A round baler is provided having a bale chamber that is partly covered by stationary side walls assuming the size and shape of the bale chamber and by a gate having a skirt which can be brought into an overlapping relationship with the side walls when the gate is closed.

Abstract: A round baler has a bale chamber that is partly covered by a gate, which is journaled in a frame via a gate bearing which is coaxial to a roll bearing of a roll. The gate bearing has a radial slot to release the roll and/or the roll bearing.

Abstract: The invention pertains to a pick-up (10) with a frame (12), with at least one tine carrier (26) that can be moved relative to the frame (12), with tines (14) that are fastened on the tine carrier (26) and with strippers (30) that are arranged adjacent to one another transverse to the forward direction (V) and between which are formed intermediate spaces (28) through which the tines (14) extend outward and along which the tines (14) can be moved, wherein the strippers (30) feature a first end that is detachably fastened on the frame (12) and a second end that is detachably fastened on the frame (12), and wherein the strippers (30) are connected to the frame (12) at the first end by means of two form-fitting connections (56, 62, 38, 58). It is proposed that the strippers (30) be inherently rigid and respectively connected to the frame (12) at their second end by means of a force-fitting connection.

Abstract: A tine bar of a pick-up unit for harvested agricultural material. The tine bar includes a tine bar housing having a housing cover with recesses for receiving tines. The recesses are adapted to permit end segments of the tines to extend outward from the housing. A plurality of tines that are attached to the tine bar housing, wherein each tine includes an end segment, and at least one end segment extends outward through one of the recesses in the housing cover.

Abstract: A crop take-up assembly having a rotatable take-up rotor with tines mounted thereon. A first guide assembly encloses the tines in an upper, forward and lower region, and defines a first set of guide tracks in which the tines are guided along a curved path. A second guide assembly encloses the tines in a rear region. The second guide assembly guides the tines into the first set of guide tracks during a reversal of rotation of the take-up rotor.