Reloader H5

Transport over long distances quickly becomes a very uneconomical part of the entire silage chain, and truck transport can’t enter the field. That’s why our company has come up with a brilliant solution: a transfer station that separates tractor transport from truck transport.

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How does it work?

The RELOADER H5 is positioned at the edge of the field being harvested. Tractors with trailers shuttle between the forage harvester and the reloader, which transfers the material into a truck parked on the nearby road.
This combined transport method significantly reduces costs related to fuel, tires, and time spent on the road. According to our users, the system becomes cost-effective at distances starting from just 10–12 kilometers.


Fast Setup

The RELOADER H5 is very compact for transport and can be towed by a smaller tractor with approximately 120 HP. In the field, the machine is placed next to the road so that its conveyor arm extends into a truck parked on the roadside. By unfolding the conveyor system, the machine is quickly made ready for operation.
The entire setup takes around 5 minutes—and folding it back for transport takes about the same amount of time.


Power and Control

All functions of the transfer station are powered by its own hydraulic pumps. Only the support leg (for parking the machine) and the drawbar positioning cylinder are controlled via the tractor's hydraulics.
The tractor powers the PTO at a maximum of 540 RPM. Stronger tractors can use 1000 RPM at idle speed, which significantly saves fuel.
There are no mechanical transmissions in the machine—thanks to the hydraulic drive, fuel consumption is very low, at around 0.1 liters per ton of material.


Material Transfer

Transferring material from the tractor trailer to the truck is straightforward. As with a silage bagger, the belt movement is monitored, and material is passed onto two conveyors running at constant speed.
A full truck trailer is loaded in 8–12 minutes, depending on the tractor trailer used. The most efficient setup proved to be a three-axle high-capacity trailer with 65 m³, which was completely transferred into one truck in just 7 minutes.


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Customer Testimonials

  • Lauritz Haar

    Stavanger, Norway
    Switch from round bales to silage in bags

    I chose EURO BAGGING technology because of its low investment cost for storage and because it ensures a consistent fermentation process — unlike round bales, where fermentation differs in every single bale. For bag silaging, you don’t need as much machinery as for round bales — just a silage bagger and 2–3 silage wagons, which also have a lower ground pressure. At the same time, I save time because once the last wagon is processed, I seal the bag with a zip, and the fermentation process is already underway — and I’m done. Laboratory test results confirmed that it is a very stable product with minimal losses. I’m convinced this technology has a strong future in the feed storage segment.

  • Florian Kern

    Schönberg, Germany

    Switch from open storage to silage bags

    Since 2009, we have been using silage bag storage technology. Before that, we pressed large square bales, and grass and corn silage were stored on open ground, which led to significant losses. We started looking for a new storage method to minimize losses, so we bought a used silage bagger of Italian origin. However, we weren't convinced by the design of that machine — its concept and transport were complicated. We needed to move the machine several times a day from one farm to another. In our region, there are many small farms, and we often ensile only small amounts of feed. Typically, we need to move and set up the machine 3–4 times a day.

    The EURO BAGGING EB 310 LG bagger offers a great solution — it doesn't need to be disconnected from the tractor. It is easily set into working position just by reversing. The EB 310 LG has high capacity and achieves a high compaction rate in the bag.

  • NADEC AGRICULTURE

    Saudi Arabia
    Corn silage storage

    We, NADEC AGRICULTURE, are one of the largest farms in Saudi Arabia, storing over 80,000 tons of silage and supplying it to our dairy farms. This storage system appears to be the best solution compared to large silage pits. Bag storage requires much lower investment costs and offers significantly greater flexibility.

    The sealed bags prevent oxygen infiltration. If the bags are properly filled, we can store silage for at least two years with dry matter (DM) losses of less than 8%, which is significantly lower than with other technologies.

    EURO BAGGING is the right partner for us. Not only are they specialists in the field of bagging, but they also provide excellent service with high-quality machines. I would like to highlight the openness and entrepreneurial spirit of Lukáš Jurek and strongly recommend EURO BAGGING to all potential customers.

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