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If you are looking specifically for the 1060 model, I’ll say right away that this is not the name of a model from any one giant like Lovol or Zoomlion. Most often this is an internal factory suffix used by several manufacturers to designate a round baler with a working width of approximately 1.06 meters. This is where the confusion begins: dealers may present it as a separate model, but in fact under the hood there are equipment from different brands.
In my practice, you most often encounter this index in Shandong province. There are a lot of medium and small factories concentrated there that make good, working equipment. They are not always leaders in innovation, but they provide a reliable car for the right price.Baler 1060just from this category - a device for medium-sized farms, without bells and whistles, but capable of stably rolling bales with a density of up to 220-250 kg/m3.
An important nuance that many people miss: the numbers in the index are not always accurate to the millimeter. Somewhere 1060 is the width of the pick-up, somewhere it’s the general designation of the line. I have seen cars where the actual grip was 1.05 m, but the passport proudly stated 1060. This is not a deception, rather a convention. When choosing, you need to look not at the number, but at the specification of a particular plant.
One of the striking examples isShandong Shenyang Mechanical Equipment Co.,Ltd. On their website (https://www.shengyangjxgroup.ru) you can see that they position themselves as a high-tech enterprise, and similar numerical indices are often found in their catalogue. Their 1060 can be either a separate model or a base for modifications with different performance of the bale chamber. Their strength is adaptation to specific conditions, for example, wet hay.
Who exactly produces it? There are two ways. The first is factories that produce equipment under their own name. In Shandong these are, for example, Shengyang or Yucheng. The second way is the so-called OEM production. A large dealer or regional brand orders a batch of cars from one of these factories, puts its nameplate on them, and a new one appears on the market.baler 1060from an unknown company.
I once got into trouble by buying such a machine under the AgroTech brand. It turned out that this was a refurbished device from the Weifang factory, and not the most recent revision. We had to search for spare parts by original serial numbers, and not by the brand name on the hood. The lesson was simple: always try to find out the manufacturer of the main components - the bale chamber, the pick-up drive, the hydraulic system.
The quality may not suffer. The same Weifang makes good knots. The problem is different: service history and availability of documentation. If you buy an original car from a factory, even a small one, you have a better chance of getting normal diagrams and access to technical support.
Marketing aside, there are a few things that are critical to check for the 1060 model. The first is the transmission. Often they install a standard gearbox from medium-power tractors, this is normal. But you need to make sure that the power take-off shaft (PTO) is designed for 540 rpm, this is the most common standard with us. The second is the pressing chamber. Smooth rollers versus profiled rollers are the difference in the final bale density and the load on the tractor.
And third, the simplest and most often failed is the strapping system. Cheap Chinese machines sometimes skimp on the wrapping knives and twine feeding mechanism. In the field, this results in cliffs and spreading bales. A good sign is if you are using a system from a trusted supplier like CAMA (they are Italians, but their units are often licensed in China).
When working with direct deliveries, you are faced with more than just finding a factory. Customs clearance of agricultural machinery is a different story. HS code, certificates of conformity - here the 1060 model does not raise any questions, it is standard. But if the kit comes with, say, a humidity sensor or a GPS module for accounting, there may be delays.
Another point is the packaging. Chinese factories often offer base and options. To the basic versionbaler 1060may not include, for example, a protective cover for the belts or an additional hydraulic cylinder for adjusting the pick-up. This is not greed, but this practice. It is necessary to clearly state in the invoice what exactly is included in the price. Otherwise, a naked device will arrive.
From personal experience: we once ordered three cars for a cooperative. Two came fully equipped, but the third did not have a bale counter. It turned out that the plant ran out of sensors on the conveyor, and they delivered the car without it, deciding that it was a trifle. I had to wait a month for the part to be sent separately. It’s a small thing, but it gets on my nerves.
Is it worth pursuing 1060 now? If you need a proven, easy-to-maintain horse, yes. But the market is moving. Models appear with indexes like 1070 or 1100, where the grip is slightly wider and the pressing system is modernized. The difference in price is often 8-12%, and the increase in productivity on a flat field can be up to 15-20%. For a large volume of work this is already significant.
On the other hand, for small fields with difficult terrain or for working with alfalfa, where accuracy is important, the classicbaler 1060remains the best choice. It is less demanding on tractor power (80-90 hp is enough) and more maneuverable.
As a result, answering the question who produces? — look not for the model name, but for the manufacturer of the main components. Explore the websites of factories in Shandong, pay attention toShandong Shenyang Mechanical Equipment Co.,Ltdas an example of a serious player. Request from them not just a catalog, but detailed diagrams of the model you are interested in. Their response and depth of information will tell you a lot about whether you are dealing with a simple sales office or an engineering-oriented manufacturer who understands that their machines will operate under real, not ideal, conditions.
