Overview
The CASE Construction Equipment Case IH LB 434XL STANDARD Baler is a baler listed in the Heavy Equipment Hub equipment database with structured specifications for comparison, research, and machine selection. The page includes structured technical data such as dimensions, operating information, drivetrain details, capacities, and performance-related specifications where available. This model can be reviewed for equipment comparison, jobsite planning, fleet research, and specification-based machine selection. Use the full specifications table to compare the CASE Construction Equipment Case IH LB 434XL STANDARD Baler against similar baler models by power, weight, capacity, dimensions, speed, and other technical values.
Full Specifications
31 specs
Dimensions
Bale Height
35.50 ft / 10.82 m
Bale Length - Max
118.20 in / 3,002 mm
Bale Width
47.30 in / 1,201 mm
Baler Width
116.07 in / 2,948 mm
Baler Width Max
117.49 in / 2,984 mm
Baler Width Min
109.53 in / 2,782 mm
First Entry Date
2,016
Gauge Wheels
15
Height Tandem Axle
127.29 in / 3,233 mm
Height, Single Axle
126.89 in / 3,223 mm
Length With Bale Chute Folded
327.37 in / 8,315 mm
Literature Date
2,016
Number Of Knotters
6
Number Of Tine Bars
4
Number Of Tine Rows
4
Number Of Tines
64
Outer Tine-To-Tine Width
86.62 in / 2,200 mm
Pickup Working Width
92.60 in / 2,352 mm
Tine Spacing
2.60
Tractor Pto Power Required
160 hp / 119.0 kW
Twine Ball Storage Quantity
32
Engine
Cutter Knives
15
Density Control
300
Feeder Description
47.20
Number Of Remote Hydraulic Valves
3
Plunger Speed (Strokes/Min)
48 in / 1,219 mm
Plunger Stroke
28 in / 711 mm
Pto Speed
1,000 rpm
Stuffer Description
6
Weight Single Axle
20,283 lb / 9,200 kg
Weight Tandem Axle
21,605 lb / 9,800 kg
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