THE MOST ADVANCED INTEGRATED BALER WRAPPER RANGE
The new McHale Fusion 4 range has been developed with a focus on operator comfort and machine performance, while still ensuring the renowned simplicity and reliability is maintained.
Our specialist team of engineers have maximised machine intake and output, increased bale density and reduced maintenance intervals to ensure the Fusion 4 range of machines surpasses all your baling and wrapping expectations.
These levels of comfort, when paired with proven features such as the patented bale transfer system and the vertical wrapping ring, enable the McHale Fusion 4 range of machines to offer durability, reliability and high output to the end user.
Download Product PDFThe McHale Fusion 4 Pro is a fully automatic integrated baler wrapper which is controlled using ISOBUS. The McHale Fusion 4 Pro provides new levels of operator comfort with it’s easy-to-use control system, in-cab net & density adjustment, camera, and faster wrapping speeds along with a host of other new features.
The McHale Fusion 4 Pro uses net to bind the bale in the chamber and features the McHale patented bale transfer and vertical wrapping ring, which are noted for their reliability, speed and positive bale transfer in hilly conditions.
In-Cab Adjustment
The ISOBUS control terminal allows for bale density to be adjusted from the comfort of the tractor cab. Depending on the crop and conditions, the operator can also adjust the number of layers of net on the control terminal.
Drop Floor Unblocking
The drop floor unblocking system is fitted with an automatic unblocking function as standard. When connected to an ISOBUS tractor, the Auto Unblock feature lowers the floor when a blockage is detected. Once the operator restarts the PTO and clears the blockage, the drop floor will raise to its original position.
Control Terminals
The McHale Fusion 4 Pro is fitted with ISOBUS as standard. For customers without an ISOBUS tractor, an optional ISO-PLAY 7 or ISO-PLAY 12 terminal can be used. Through the ISOBUS tractor’s terminal or McHale’s ISO-PLAY terminals, the operator is provided with clear indicators of machine performance and allows for increased levels of monitoring, through the graphic display.
Camera Display as Standard
The McHale Fusion 4 Pro comes fitted with a camera as standard to monitor the transfer and wrapping operation at the rear of the machine. When using an ISO-PLAY terminal, this camera automatically displays on the control terminal in the tractor cab when the bale is being transferred to the wrapping table, at the beginning of the wrapping cycle and when the bale is about to be tipped.
2.1m Profi-Flo Pick-Up | 25 Knife Heavy Duty Feed Rotor | Drop Floor Unblocking System |
50 & 55 mm Bale Chamber Bearings* | 1¼” Chain on the Bale Chamber | Automatic Progressive Greasing System |
Automatic Oiling System (with Lube Interval Adjustment & Alarm) | ISOBUS Compatibility | 560/60-22.5 Tyres |
18 Roller Bale Chamber | 4 Bar Pivot Stretch Netter | Vertical Wrapping Ring with Film Break Sensors |
* 55 mm bearings fitted to rollers with long shafts and double sprockets
McHale have created their highest output pick-up for the Fusion 4 range. The new Profi-Flo pick-up has been designed to increase crop intake through more efficient crop flow and has been engineered to ensure end users are operating with a high-performance pick-up that is designed to suit various working conditions.
Over the last decade, McHale has designed and developed various types of pick-ups. After extensive testing, McHale decided it will offer customers the choice of 2 pick-up options depending on their working conditions:
As standard, a cam operated 2.1m high-intake galvanised pick-up ensures excellent ground cleaning in all types of crop. The cam pick-up runs on a cam track that is fitted with double raced cam bearings to stand up to the most testing of conditions.
All cam pick-ups across the McHale Fusion 4 range are fitted with 5 tine bars for excellent ground cleaning, while new side bands ensure a continuous delivery of crop to the bale chamber.
A side inspection port allows the operator to quickly check and change the cam bearings if needed.
A 2.1 m camless pick-up is available as an option on all machines in the Fusion 4 range. The camless pick-up has six tine bars to provide excellent ground cleaning and fast delivery of crop to the bale chamber. The camless pickup has been designed to increase output and reduce levels of maintenance.
The vertical wrapping ring on the Fusion range is fitted with two 750 mm dispensers. Using both dispensers, all machines in the Fusion 4 range take approximately 18 seconds to apply 4 layers of film and approximately 24 seconds to apply 6 layers of film. This means that the wrapping platform is always waiting for the next bale.
The dispensers are fitted with film break sensors, which notify the operator through the control console in the tractor cab if one or both dispensers run out of film. If one dispenser runs out of film, the machine will continue working by automatically slowing bale rotation, increasing the number of rotations of the wrapping ring to ensure that the bale is wrapped correctly. These sensors are fitted with removable batteries which can be easily replaced.
Read lessAll McHale Profi-Flo pick-ups come with a number of standard features that include:
All McHale cam pick-ups have heavy-duty formed tine supports to ensure long service life, while all camless pick-ups are fitted with a fully welded tine bars. All Profi-Flo camless pick-ups are fitted with two extra columns of tines.
On the Profi-Flo pick-up, the tine bands and feed augers are positioned close to the rotor to improve crop flow from the outside of the wide pick-up. Tapering the augers with 45° ends and removing the steel hydraulic pipes above the pick-up has resulted in a massive reduction in the potential for blockages to occur due to lumps, which ensures a consistent and even crop flow for producing high density bales.
Over the course of a baling season, machines have to work with different volumes of crop. The McHale patented adaptive intake allows the intake area to automatically adjust for light and heavy crops to facilitate a smooth crop flow into the chamber.
All machines in the McHale Fusion range come fitted with a 540 rpm split drive gearbox as standard. The gearbox design ensures that power is evenly distributed to both sides of the machine.
The 1000 rpm gearbox provides the following advantages:
• The 1000 rpm gearbox results in an increase in PTO speed with a substantially reduced torque. This reduces the sharp loads on the drive line, allowing the clutch setting with 10% more capacity.
• The option to select a lower PTO speed (if available) on the tractor for easier restarts in the unlikelihood of blocking.
• Excellent fuel economy is achieved due to lower tractor engine revs, by running the machine at the nominal PTO speed of 900rpm when using a 1000 rpm box.
The rollers in the bale chamber are driven from the left-hand side of the machine and the pick-up and chopper unit are driven from the right-hand side of the machine. This system ensures direct, short transfer paths, leading to optimal power distribution to provide more torque and aid in the reduction of blockages.
In order to optimise machine performance, a 1000rpm gearbox is available as an optional upgrade on all machines in the McHale integrated baler wrapper range.
We recommend you speak with your local dealer or distributor regarding which gearbox is best suited to your requirements, based on your working conditions.
The star shaped feed rotor ensures a high-capacity flow of crop into the bale chamber. The flights on the rotor are laid out in a spiral formation to achieve consistent crop flow. As crop enters the rotor, rotating flights feed the crop to the bale chamber.
The flights on the rotor are laid out in a spiral formation to achieve consistent crop flow. As crop enters the rotor, rotating flights feeds it to the bale chamber. These ensure high output, while the star layout reduces the load peaks as the machines work in heavy swaths.
Rotor Formation | Spiral |
Flight Thickness | Inner: 6mm
Outer: 12mm |
Number of Knives | 25 |
Selectable Knives | Optional |
To ensure a consistent and even chop quality, a robust and powerful 25 knife chopper unit has been developed for the McHale integrated bale wrapper range.
All McHale Fusion machines have the option to be fitted with a selectable knife system. Various knife configurations can be chosen depending on the knife bank specification.
25 Knife Bank Options0, 12, 13, 25 Knives |
With selectable knives, the operator can vary the chop length by engaging or disengaging either knife bank. If fine chopping is required, the operator can choose to engage both knife banks. Should a longer chop length be required, the operator can disengage one bank of knives from the comfort and safety of the tractor cab.
When using both knife banks separately, if the first bank of knives become blunt, the operator can lower the first knife bank and raise the second bank. This reduces the downtime and allows the operator to continue working. By having consistently sharp knives, fuel consumption is reduced and the machine always delivers optimum chop.
A new sharp set of knives can be engaged, without the operator having to physically replace knives, ensuring a well chopped crop and continued high output. Should different chop lengths be required the operator can make the adjustments by engaging or disengaging the knife bank without having to leave the tractor cab.
As baling conditions are not always ideal, uneven swaths can occur which can lead to blockages. All machines in the McHale Fusion 4 range are fitted with the McHale drop floor unblocking system, a feature which operators have come to love for its simplicity of use and effective unblocking cycle.
Should a blockage occur, the sound of the slip clutch alerts the operator, who can hydraulically lower the floor from the tractor cab.
This widens the feed channel and on re-engaging the PTO, the blockage can be fed through.
The floor can then be reset to its original position and baling can resume
The drop floor unblocking system has a number of novel features which aid the operator and the performance of the machine to handle uneven swaths which can lead to blockages.
When connected to an ISOBUS tractor, the drop floor will automatically lower when the software detects a blockage. Once the operator restarts the PTO and the blockage clears, the drop floor will automatically rise to its original position.
Automatic drop floor reset comes as standard on the McHale Fusion 4 Pro & Fusion 4 Plus. If a blockage occurs, the operator can press one button on the control terminal which lowers the floor. After the PTO is re-engaged and the blockage is fed through, the drop floor will automatically rise and the knives will reset to their
original position.
This feature can be enabled on Fusion 4 Pro or Fusion 4 Plus machines from the control terminal in the cab. This allows the operator to chop the grass until the bale is almost complete, at which point the machine will automatically drop out the knives. Depending on the feeding method, this improves fodder distribution, keeping the bale neater when the net or film is removed.
On Fusion 4 Pro and Fusion 4 Plus machines, the drop floor is equipped with a sensor to ensure the chop quality is consistent by indicating to the operator via the control terminal if the drop floor is even slightly open.
The bale chamber on the McHale Fusion 4 range is comprised of an 18 roller bale chamber. It has a diameter of 1.23m x 1.25m (4′ ½” x 4′ 1¼”) and is formed from heavy duty rollers.
High quality heavy-duty chains ensure reliable operation all around the machine. The main drive chain coming off the gearbox is a high tensile, heavy duty 100H endless chain for maximum strength. All other chains on the drive side of the bale chamber are inch and a quarter (20B). The rotor chain is inch duplex (16 B2) and all pick-up chains are three quarter inch (ASA 60H). New chain tensioners are fitted on all machines in the Fusion 4 range to allow for a spring to be tensioned by simply tightening a bolt at the end which replaces the need to manually release the spring and reattach.
Single sprocket rollers on the chamber drive side are equipped with 50 mm shafts and bearings. Rollers under the most load are fitted with double row bearings. All rollers fitted with double sprockets are equipped with 55 mm shafts and double row 55 mm bearings. The non drive side of the bale chamber is also fitted with heavy duty 50 mm bearings.
Bale density pressure has increased across all machines in the Fusion 4 range. On the McHale Fusion 4, the chamber pre-charge pressure can be easily adjusted by twisting the density control valve on the side of machine.
On the McHale Fusion 4 Pro and Fusion 4 Plus, the bale density can be adjusted from the tractor cab using the virtual density pressure gauge displayed on the control terminal.
Bale chamber rollers are fitted with 50 mm bearings on the drive and non-drive side. Rollers fitted with double sprockets are equipped with 55 mm shafts and double row bearings. All roller ends are fitted with high performance self-cleaning seals that have a unique reverse-thread sealing system. This prevents crop from getting into the bearings; as the roller moves in one direction, the thread on the seal moves in the opposite direction, ensuring that any crop that tries to find its way into the bearing is automatically threaded out. The seals prevent the grease around the bearings from becoming contaminated by crop, resulting in increased reliability.
The McHale Fusion 4 range of machines are fitted with individual grease and oil pumps. The grease pump is connected to the downward movement of the bale tip, while the oil pump is connected to the upward movement of the bale tip. This ensures that grease and oil is applied evenly and continuously as the machine operates.
The McHale Fusion 4 integrated baler wrapper range is fitted with a new automatic twin pump lubrication system which has a separate pump for grease and oil. This allows the oiling rate to be adjusted independently by the operator without affecting the greasing rate.
This pressurised system delivers a measured amount of grease around the machine after every bale cycle. Automatic greasing saves time as it reduces the amount of manual greasing to be done by the operator. It also ensures all bearings are greased under high pressure. This system ensures that the grease cartridge usage is spread out evenly over the 300-bale interval to 39 individual grease points. A lube alarm sounds after 300 bales to inform the operator to refill the grease cartridge.
The following components are greased:
The McHale Fusion 4 integrated baler wrapper range is fitted with a pressurised oiling system. Depending on working conditions, from the in-cab control terminal,
the operator can adjust the lubrication oil flow to the following chains that are serviced by the system:
Two high performance binding systems have been designed & developed to ensure optimum performance. The Fusion 4 & Fusion 4 Pro are equipped with a pivot stretch net system and the Fusion 4 Plus is fitted with an infinite stretch hydraulic binding system.
Binding Material Stretch Application
The simple yet effective binding systems can either apply net or film to the barrel of the bale depending on the model. These systems ensure efficient net or film usage and that a tight layer of net or film is evenly applied to the bale. The net or film tension can be adjusted depending on the operator’s requirements. To obtain the desired stretch, a larger net/film brake has been fitted, which allows 25% more stretch to be easily achieved. This is especially effective when operating in cold weather with film that requires a higher stretch percentage.
Net / Film Binding Control
New to the McHale Fusion 4 Plus is the ability to manually control the NRF bobbins when operating in manual mode. This feature aids the operator when binding a bale manually and has increased the feed reliability of the net/film.
Net Layer
The number of layers of binding material being used can be easily adjusted as the machine passes through different crop conditions. On the Fusion 4, by simply moving the net adjustment handle down, more net will be applied. Moving the handle up will result in less net being applied.
On the Fusion 4 Pro and Fusion 4 Plus, net adjustment can be controlled from the control terminal in the tractor cab. At the touch of a button, the operator can easily adjust the number of layers of net and the net stretch from the main screen or from entering the menu.
Hydraulic Net/Film Knife Reset (Optional)
After the bale is bound in the chamber, the net/film is cut before the bale is then transferred to the wrapper. Occasionally, an operator may wish to re-net/re-bind a bale, which results in the operator having to physically reset the knife on the machine. A hydraulic net/film knife reset is available as an optional extra on all Fusion 4 Plus machines. This allows the operator to reset the knife using the control terminal in the tractor cab.
Net and Film Loading and Storage (Optional)
A net or film loading device can be fitted as an optional extra to all machines in the McHale Fusion range. This device aids the operator when loading net or film onto the platform. The operator simply folds the cradle downwards and places the roll onto the cradle. It can then be pivoted up in line with the platform using gas struts. Smooth rollers ensure the net or film can be easily slid from the cradle to the platform without causing any damage.
Endless adjustment of tension to ensure optimum material usage and bale shape
Capacity to take rolls of net wrap up to 1300 mm in width and 4500m in length.
180-degree wrap around on the rubber feed roller, eliminating any net or film slippage while feeding
The McHale Fusion 4 range is fitted with a Servo Operated Load Sensing Control Valve which, makes the baling and wrapping process fully automatic.
The advantages of the McHale patented systems
Simple transfer & reduced handling
As the bottom half of the bale chamber doubles as a transfer mechanism, it eliminates the need for a moving table or lift arm between the baler and the wrapper. This results in reduced handling, higher levels of reliability, faster transfer time and a compact design with a total machine length of just 5.8 m, delivering better maneuverability. |
Positive bale transfer on steep ground
The bale is transferred directly onto the wrapper by five drive rollers in the lower section of the bale chamber. This McHale patented bale transfer system makes the McHale Fusion very reliable in all terrains, especially in undulating and hilly ground. |
Reliable bale transfer on hillsides
When working with other combined baler wrappers on hillsides, there may be issues with the bale cross traveling as it is being transferred from the baler to the wrapper. With the McHale Fusions, these problems are eliminated as the bale is supported in position by the sidewalls of the bale chamber during the transfer. This results in a reliable transfer even on tougher ground conditions. |
A fast smooth transfer
The transfer of the high density bale occurs over the axle of the baler, reducing the stress on the tractor and the machine. Due to the simplicity of the unique McHale bale transfer, there are a reduced number of moving parts and electronic monitoring systems, leading to a more reliable machine. |
High output
The transfer occurs in one pass, as the chamber is opening and closing to release the bale. This means, the machine takes a similar amount of time to transfer the bale, as a traditional baler would take to eject a bale from the chamber. |
High speed
The bale transfer does not slow down the machine output. The bale chamber splits horizontally (like a clam shell) and the lower section of the bale chamber doubles as a transfer mechanism to transfer the bound bale into the vertical wrapping ring. |
When the bale on the back is wrapped the machine will hold the wrapped bale and automatically tip it while the next bale in the chamber is being bound with net or film. At this point the bale on the wrapper can be set to automatically tip if preferred.
Once the bale is formed, net or film is automatically applied and the chamber then splits like a clamshell. The lower section of the bale chamber then transfers the bale into the high speed vertical wrapping ring.
Once the chamber is closed the operator can continue working and the fully automatic machine will start the wrapping process. In difficult ground conditions bales can be tipped at the operator’s convenience by pressing the tip button
In normal working conditions, the ever-efficient wrapping process is always completed ahead of the baler, meaning that the wrapping platform is always ready and waiting to receive the next bale.
External Control Keypad
The McHale Fusion 4 Pro and 4 Plus come fitted as standard with an external control keypad. This keypad allows the operator to control the following functions:
• Indexing of the wrapper
• Wrapper Start / Pause
• Rear Wrapping Roller Up / Down
• Rear Work Light
• Internal Panel Lighting
There is also 2 spare buttons which are customisable on the control terminal.
The vertical wrapping ring on the Fusion range is fitted with two 750mm dispensers. Using both dispensers, all machines in the Fusion 4 range take approximately 18 seconds to apply 4 layers of film and approximately 24 seconds to apply 6 layers of film. This means that the wrapping platform is always waiting for the next bale.
Film can be loaded from the left hand side of the machine. After loading film on the first dispenser, the operator can push the index button and the dispensers will then rotate around and automatically stop at the loading position for the second dispenser. This allows the operator to easily load the second roll of film.
McHale have added internal panel lighting to aid the film loading process during night-time operations on all Fusion 4 Pro and Fusion 4 Plus machines.
The dispensers are fitted with film break sensors, which notify the operator through the control console in the tractor cab if one or both dispensers run out of film. If one dispenser runs out of film, the machine will continue working by automatically slowing bale rotation, increasing the number of rotations of the wrapping ring to ensure that the bale is wrapped correctly. These sensors are now fitted with removable batteries which can be easily replaced.
On the last rotation of the wrapping cycle, the cut and hold rails extend out to be in the correct position to gather the wrapping film. The cut and hold retracts which gathers the wrapping film to one point where it is cut and held. The introduction of the new brushes on the gathering unit makes the Fusion 4’s performance even more reliable by reducing friction to eliminate plastic tearing, particularly in hot or wet conditions. The cut & holds now also feature a hydraulic tap to lock the cut and hold in the open position for the ease and safety of maintenance.
All McHale Fusion 4 Pro and Fusion 4 Plus machines are ISOBUS compatible as standard. McHale ISOBUS machines can be plugged into any ISOBUS tractor connection and operated via the tractor’s own terminal in the cab.
The machine is connected via the tractor’s ISOBUS connector, which eliminates large cables being routed through the back window of the tractor cab. Alternatively, with an ISOBUS tractor, the operator can use a separate ISOBUS terminal.
The ISOBUS control terminals, when combined with the load sensing valve on the McHale Fusion 4 Pro and the McHale Fusion 4 Plus, is capable of making baling and wrapping fully automatic.
The ISOBUS control terminals allow for the bale density to be adjusted from the comfort of the tractor cab. From the control terminal, the operator can adjust the number of layers of net or film being applied to the bale. On the McHale Fusion 4 Plus, the operator can also adjust the stretch being applied to the film in the bale chamber from the control terminal in the tractor cab.
This feature allows for the operator to chop the forage until the bale is almost complete, at which point the machine will automatically lower the knives. Depending on the feeding method, this can improve fodder distribution and machine intake.
If the customer wishes to operate an ISOBUS controlled machine with a tractor that is not ISOBUS compatible, they can do so through the optional McHale ISO-PLAY terminal.
McHale offer two ISO-PLAY monitor options.
Customers can purchase a McHale ISO-PLAY 7 or ISO-PLAY 12 control terminal, which can be used to operate the functions of other ISOBUS machines. Should the customer already own an ISOBUS control terminal from another machine this then can be used to control the functionality of the McHale Fusion 4 Pro or Fusion 4 Plus. Through the ISOBUS tractor’s terminal or McHale’s ISO-PLAY terminals, the operator is provided with clear indicators of machine performance and allows for increased levels of monitoring, through the graphic display.
When operating the machine in manual mode, a 3D image of the machine is displayed which allows the operator to select the relevant functions to control. In each function there is an information button that, when pressed, will show the current state of the function, for example:
All control consoles are fitted with camera functionality as standard on the McHale Fusion 4 Pro and the Fusion 4 Plus. In manual mode, the operator can switch to camera mode to view the wrapper and rear of the machine. In automatic mode on all ISO-PLAY consoles, the camera image will appear at intelligent times on the screen during the baling cycle rather than on a time-based system, on existing machines.
The smart switching cameras can also be fully customised by the operator to suit their preferred view for when the bale is being transferred or being tipped.
If an additional camera is required on the McHale Fusion 4 Pro, the control console’s second camera input may be used. This second input is used for displaying the film binding process on the McHale Fusion 4 Plus machines.
A Virtual Density Gauge is displayed on the screen of the connected ISOBUS terminal. This allows the operator to view the density of the bale being produced on screen rather than on the machine body.
During the baling process, a bale fill indicator shows the driver how the bale is forming in the chamber. When the desired density is achieved on the graph, a “Stop” warning is signalled to the driver to notify them that crop should stop being fed into the chamber.
McHale machines work in different conditions around the world. To optimise performance, we offer a number of options in the McHale Fusion 4 range. We recommend you speak with your local dealer/distributor as regards the best features or options to meet your requirement
Fusion 4 Pro Options
Camless Pick-Up with Profi-Flo | Optional |
Crop Roller | Optional |
Selectable Knives – 0,12,13,25 | Optional |
1000rpm Gearbox | Optional |
Net/ NRF Loading Device | Optional |
Side Tip | Optional |
Bale Weighing & Moisture System | Optional |
ISO-PLAY 7 or ISO-PLAY 12 |
Optional |
Tyre Options | 650 / 50 / 22.5
680 / 50 / 22.5 710 / 45 / 22.5 |
Camless Pick-Up
The 2.1 m Profi-Flo camless pick-up runs smoothly, particularly in short crop, and requires less maintenance due to a reduced number of rotating parts. All camless pick-ups in the McHale Fusion 4 range are fitted with six tine bars and a double crop roller to provide excellent ground cleaning and fast delivery of crop to the rotor.
Crop Roller
A small diameter, high throughput crop roller is available as an optional extra. This crop roller helps to level out uneven swaths and has the ability to increase baler throughput. A double crop roller is also available should it be required.
Selectable Knives
A selectable knife system consists of two knife banks which allow for various knife configurations to be chosen depending on the knife bank specification. If a machine is equipped with 25 knives, then a bank of 12 and a bank of 13 knives are available to be chosen from. If chopping is not required, then the operator can select for no knives to be engaged. On all machines in the McHale Fusion 4 range, knife selection can be controlled from the tractor cab.
1000rpm Gearbox
McHale machines work in different conditions around the world so in order to optimise machine performance, a 1000 rpm gearbox is available as an optional upgrade on all machines in the McHale integrated baler range.
Net/ NRF Loading Device
McHale introduced this very popular option to make net or NRF loading much more user friendly. This device aids the operator when loading net or film onto the platform. The operator simply folds the cradle downwards and gently lifts the roll onto the cradle. It is then ready to be pivoted up in line with the platform. Smooth rollers ensure the net or NRF can be easily slid from the cradle to the platform without causing any damage before being placed in the binding unit or spare roll holder.
Side Tip
A side tip can be fitted to any machine in the Fusion 4 range to allow for bales to be placed on their ends as they are being tipped. The side tip allows the machine to turn the bale through 90 degrees to leave the bale sitting upright on its end where there is normally more plastic. This is beneficial when working in stalky crops where the customer does not want the bale to get damaged or roll.
Bale Weighing & Moisture Systems
If the machine is fitted with the optional bale weighing and moisture systems, these readings will be displayed on the control terminal. The bale weighing and moisture systems record the weight and moisture content of each bale and their average bale weight and moisture content reading for the job is displayed in the customer profile section on the control terminal.
ISO-PLAY 7 or ISO-PLAY 12
If the customer wishes to operate an ISOBUS controlled machine with a tractor that is not ISOBUS compatible, they can do so through the McHale ISO-PLAY 7 terminal, equipped with its 7” screen or the larger, 12” screen on the McHale ISO-PLAY 12 terminal which is also available as an optional extra. An additional tractor wiring loom is required to do this.
Tyre Options
McHale offer a number of tyre upgrades depending on customer preferences and ground conditions. Please see below for the tyre options available to suit your machine of choice:
Option 1 | Option 2 | Option 3 |
650/50/22.5 | 680/50/22.5 | 710/45/22.5 |
The McHale Fusion 4 Pro is a fully automatic integrated baler wrapper which is controlled using ISOBUS. The McHale Fusion 4 Pro provides new levels of operator comfort with it’s easy-to-use control system, in-cab net & density adjustment, camera, and faster wrapping speeds along with a host of other new features. The McHale Fusion 4 Pro uses net to bind the bale in the chamber and features the McHale patented bale transfer and vertical wrapping ring, which are noted for their reliability, speed and positive bale transfer in hilly conditions.
Length | 5.8 m (19′) |
Width | 2.76 / 2.94 m* (9′ – 9’8″)* |
Height | 3.02 m (9’10”) |
Weight | 5850 kgs
(12,897 lbs) |
* Width depends on tyre selections
Working Width | 2100mm (6’11”) |
Tine Bars | 5 (Camless Option with 6) |
Tine Spacing | Camtrack: 67mm (2 5/8”)
Camless: 55mm (2 1/8”) |
Pick Up Lift | Hydraulic |
Pick Up Guide Wheels (pneumatic) | Standard – with Fold Back |
Maximum Number of Knives | 25 |
Theoretical Chop Length | 46 mm
(1 3/4”) |
Unblocking System | Automatic Drop Floor |
Knife Control | Electronic from Tractor Cab |
Knife Protection | Hydraulic & Mechanical |
Auto Knife Drop | Standard |
Number of Rollers | 18 |
Width | 1.23 m (4′) |
Diameter | 1.25 m (4’1”) |
Greasing | Progressive (Standard) |
Bearings | 55 mm** |
**Bearings are 55 mm double raced on the main load points
Type | Net |
Layer Adjustment | In-Cab |
Net or NRF Roll Capacity | 4 |
Binding System | Pivot Stretch Netter (4 bar) |
Control | Manual or Automatic |
System | Vertical Wrapping Ring |
Film Storage | 10 Rolls & 2 on the Wrapper |
Film Layers | 2+2+2 System |
Dispensers | 2 x 750 mm |
Film Stretch | 70% standard (55% optional) |
Pre & Post Roll | Standard |
Bale Tip Adjustment | Electronic from Tractor Cab |
Pick Up Protection | Slip Clutch |
Main Drive Protection | Cam Clutch |
Gearbox | Split Drive |
Chain Lubrication | Automatic (Standard) |
Density Adjustment | In-Cab |
Operation | Fully Automatic Electronic |
Control System | ISOBUS (Optional ISO-PLAY) |
Inbuilt Cameras | 1x Inbuilt Camera |
Axle | 8 stud |
Tyre Sizes | 560/60R 22.5 (standard) |
Electronics | 12 Volt DC, 20 amp approx. |
Road Lights | Standard |
Minimum Hydraulic Flow | 45 l/min @ 180 bar |
Hydraulic System | Open, Closed or Load Sensing |
Minimum Power Requirements | 85kW (115hp) |