The twin dispensers are stepped to allow the two rolls of plastic to create an overlap and provide 50% more output compared with a McHale 991 BE.

When tipping a bale, the heavy-duty damper is also lifted to cradle it, while the second arm is lowered automatically to the ground. This allows the heaviest of bales to be gently lowered to the ground, eliminating any damage.

The wrapping table has four heavy-duty belts, which ensure smooth and consistent bale rotation even when dealing with loose or asymmetric bales.

This helps by:

Uniquely designed, this system works reliably and consistently in all weather conditions. The plastic is gathered to one point, cut and then pulled against the side of the bale so that tails are minimised.

It will automatically compensate to ensure bales are wrapped correctly. If both rolls break or finish at the same time, the cycle will resume when the rolls are reset.

All machines are fitted with 750mm aluminium dispensers, which provide a 70% film stretch. Other film stretch options are available on request.

The gears are wider in diameter and have a larger tooth module on them, making them easier to drive. This heavy-duty gearbox contains a new key way protection system, which replaces the old roll pin system.

On the dispenser closest to the tractor, the plastic will be applied to the centre of the bale, ensuring the correct overlap. Select the “X1” button on the control console to operate it as a single dispenser machine.

From the control console, an operator can select;

While the 991 High-Speed is fully automatic, the operator can select manual options to maximise control depending on their ground conditions.

While the bale is wrapping, the operator stacks the last wrapped bale and collects a netted bale to wrap next. The wrapped bale is automatically tipped and the netted bale is placed on the wrapping table to start the wrapping process again.