The Ag-Bag design is unparalleled in it's ability to uniformly and consistently pack silage into bags. The Ag-Bagger's rotor is extra wide and positioned low. Bags are filled from the bottom up with the wide rotor pushing the silage back and up to maximize the fill and minimize the air. Silage in an Ag-Bag bag reaches the point of anaerobic fermentation faster than in other types of storage.

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Frame
The main frame is the foundation of any bagger and it is critical that the frame stay rigid to keep the rotor running true. The Ag-Bag 6000 series frames are made out of heavy wall structural steel tubing and heavy gauge flat plate throughout to create a solid foundation to an exceptional bagger.

Rotor Design
The rotor and tunnel design are the key to a well packed bag. Ag-Bag started in 1978 and was the first company in the United States to build bagging machines. Ag-Bag wrote the book on where the rotor needed to be placed, how wide it had to be to for a given tunnel size, how many teeth the rotor needed and where they had to be positioned. Low rotor position provides consistent packing through the entire bag.

Replaceable wear strips on teeth

Conveyor(s)

• Straight conveyors for baggers with 6' rotors
• Optional Split conveyors for baggers with 7' rotors
• 30" wide conveyor for high capacity
• Lower clean out door for long life
• CA550 roller chain for smooth operation and long life (top driven)
• Conveyor moves with a cable and winch, hydraulic slide optional

Large hopper for increased capacity

Self-Contained Hydraulic System
The G6060 baggers are equipped with a self-contained hydraulic system that runs off the dual output gear box.
The self-contained hydraulic system allows you to operate:

• The variable speed feed conveyor from ground level
• Does not create heat in the tractor hydraulic system and allows the use of older vintage tractors with low volume hydraulics
• Operate the optional variable speed cable rewind system
• Operate the optional hydraulic conveyor slide system

Cable, Cable Drum Brake(s) & Back Stop
The dual cable system allows you to make a well compacted bag with ease. Large industrial disc brake(s) and a simple brake hand pump and brake pressure gauge control the rate of cable release. Ag-Bag bags have convenient “stretch gauges” continually along the bag to insure consistency. The bag back stop is a heavy duty steel frame webbed with rope to insure no damage to the bag. An optional lightweight aluminum back stop is also available for the G6060 baggers.

Drive System

• Double 120 roller chain to drive the rotor
• Large planetary gear box to drive the rotor on the G6070P model
• Heavy duty PTO shaft with shear protection
• Power requirements on the PB6000, G6060 & G6070 models only need a maximum of 120 HP!
• The horsepower requirements on the G6070P planetary drive model is only a maximum of 120 HP but can take up to 150 HP!
• Bag Boom & Bag Cradle. All models are available with a bag boom and bag cradle.
• Makes installing the Ag-Bag bag quick and easy
• Aids in installing different tunnel sizes and/or tunnel extensions
• Can be used to place the back stop onto the transport braces

Transport

• Transport lights, slow moving vehicle sign and reflective tape are used to mark the bagger for transport
• The G6060 can be narrowed to an 8-1/2' transport width

Inoculant Package
To insure top quality feed Ag-Bag recommends the use of specially formulated Ag-Bag Inoculants. Both liquid and granular inoculants along with applicators are available to help insure top quality feed.

The Feed Quality Solution
Miller Ag-Bag® has pioneered the system and the solution for creating high quality feed. It goes way beyond simply putting feed in a bag. It means having the right machine, the right packing design, along with the bags and inoculants designed to complete the process.

Tunnels & Tunnel Extensions

• G6060 bagger can be ordered with interchangeable 8' or 9' tunnels — 8' x 24" and/or 9' x 24" tunnel extensions are optional
• Tunnel extensions increase bag capacity by packing silage tighter. They also create a smoother bag.