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Baler
bale 1 B0028800 (bāl)n. A large bundle of raw or finished material tightly bound with cord or wire and often wrapped: a bale of hay.tr.v. baled, bal·ing, bales To wrap in a bale or in bales: a machine that bales cotton.
[Middle English, from Old French; see bhel- in Indo-European roots.]
bal′er n.
bale 2 B0028800 (bāl)n.1. Evil: "Tidings of bale she brought" (William Cullen Bryant).2. Mental suffering; anguish: "Relieve my spirit from the bale that bows it down" (Benjamin Disraeli).
[Middle English, from Old English bealu.]baler (ˈbeɪlə) or baling machinen (Agriculture) an agricultural machine for making bales of hay, etcHay balerIn the 1930s, a machine for pressing hay into compact rectangular bales. While some might be powered by an engine, most worked by using the power of a team of horses walking in a circle to ram hay into a horizontal rectangular guide until the desired weight was reached. These machines were stationary, so the hay had to be bought to them, usually on a Sweep rake. Later, the baler became mobile and followed the Windrow, picking up hay as it moved along. By the twenty-first century, hay bales were usually circular and might weigh as much as a ton.Translationsbaler
baler: see hay balerhay baler,
farm machine that packs and ties (or wraps in plastic) field-dried hay into bundles, called bales, for convenient handling, storage, and shipping. It ordinarily picks up hay that has been raked into rows (see rake)and packs and ties it into round or rectangular bales
..... Click the link for more information. .baler[′bāl·ər] (mechanical engineering) A machine which takes large quantities of raw or finished materials and binds them with rope or metal straps or wires into a large package. LegalSeebailFinancialSeeBale |