Kubota Introduces Newest Addition To Its Line Of Hay Balers, Now Offering Full Range Of Options

Nov 29, 2016

Farm Director Ron Hays recently spoke with Kubota’s David Palmer, senior product manager implements, about Kubota’s current line of hay balers. Four years later, after having first entered the agricultural market and finding tremendous success with their 4x5 and 4x6 balers, Palmer says Kubota is broadening their scope once again.

“This year we’re very excited because we’re expanding our baler range one more time and that’s a brand new 5x6 baler,” Palmer said. “That really fits when you look at that Oklahoma market - it’s either a 4x6 or 5x6 market.”

This new addition completes the set for Kubota, now offering a full range of balers to fit any type of operation for any market out there. Palmer says customers will appreciate the quality that goes into each piece of equipment, built entirely in-house by Kubota. He goes on to say that this equipment has been tested and proven in its ability to get the job done.

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