Standard Equipment

Power Train & Chassis

• • Cummins QSB6.76 240hp diesel engine
• Side mount heavy duty radiator w/reversing hydraulic cooling fan
• Allison 4-speed automatic transmission
• Eaton front steering axle, 12,000 lb. load rating
• Eaton electric shift 2-speed rear axle, 19,000 lb. load rating
• Air brakes

Tire Size

• Front tires: Michelin XTE2 Wide base
• Rear tire: Michelin XDA-HT Super Single
• Pickup tire size: 18.5 x 8.5, 8 ply

Deluxe Cab Accessories

• Adjustable air ride operator's seat
• Heavy duty air conditioner with remote outside air filter
• Cab heater
• Work lights, driving lights, stop lights and turn signals
• Tinted glass windows, windshield wiper, side mirrors
• Power steering
• Tachometer, engine hour meter, fuel gauge, air pressure gauges
• Engine temperature gauge and high temperature warning light
• Oil pressure gauge and low oil warning light
• Seatbelt

Options

• Pioneer AM/FM Super Tuner III w/TSX100 Speakers

5600 Roadsider

The 5600 Roadsider saves you time and money transporting your hay from field to market. The 5600 has a unique cross tie feature that allows bales to be turned to make straight topple resistant stacks. It picks up 2 different sizes of bales at a rate of 60 tons per hour. The 5600 Roadsider and 1592 Big Baler combination is one of the most cost-effective, labor-saving big bale systems available.

Features

• Stacks big bales up to 60 tons per hour.

• Handles Freeman big bales or 4' x 4' big bales

• Cummins diesel power, 4-way air brakes and deluxe cab are standard.

Specifications

Weight: 24,100 lbs.

Width: 9' 5"

Working Height

With bale: 13'

Without Bale: 10' 8"

With Bed in Up Position: 21’ 3"

Engine

Make: Power-Turbocharged 6 Cyl. 6.7L Cummins Diesel Engine

Torque Rating: 728 ft-lbs.

Horsepower: 240 HP

Transmission: 6-Speed Allison Automatic

Brakes: 4-Wheel Air Brakes

Fuel Capacity: 70 Gallons

Stack Size

Height: Up to 18'

Width: 8'

Depth: 6' to 9'

Capacity

Bales per load (Freeman): 12 per load

Bales per load (Hesston/Case-IH): 8 per load

Bale length required: 6-9 ft

*Tons per load: 9

Average number of loads per hr: 10

*Average capacity per 10-hr day: 1200 bales or 900 tons

*Tons per load and average capacity refers to stacking 1,500 pound Freeman bales, with distance to stacking area figured at up to 1/4 mile.

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