If you've ever had to squeeze a baler through a narrow gate, or navigate a small field, you can't help but appreciate the Massey Ferguson 1835 and 1837 small rectangular balers with their in-line design that moves the crop in a straight line from the windrow to the bale chute.

In contrast to offset balers, field and road positions are one in the same, saving you valuable time when moving between fields.

The in-line design also adjusts to ground contours faster and easier, since flotation tires and gauge wheels are of equal size on both sides of the machine.

• Model 1835: Presses out 14" X 18" bales at a rate of 92 strokes per minute; variable length from 12" - 52"
  
  
• Model 1837: Presses out 14" x 18" bales at a rate of 100 strokes per minute; variable length from 12" to 52"
  
  
• In-line design means better response to ground contours, improved bale quality and easier transport
  
  
• Curved pick-up teeth gets hay that other balers miss
  
  
• Centering augers reduce windrow size, to accommodate 61"** pickup assembly
  
  
• Constant-velocity driveshaft
  
  * Optional bale thrower 
  
  (**Measured from panel to panel)
  

Model Range
MF 1800 Series Specs