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2025 Hustler Equipment Mounted Chainless Bale Feeders CH2000

The new series 4, Chainless 2000 self-loading, round and square bale feeder builds upon the proven performance of the original Chainless 2000 retaining the fundamentals in a compact package, an economical choice for smaller tractors and loaders 60hp+ with some key improvements that further enhance durability and versatility.

The versatile Chainless system has been developed over more than 20 years of testing and refinement to allow farmers & ranchers to feed all bale shapes and forage types with just one machine. Round, square, silage, hay, straw bales.

The unique 3:1 low-speed teasing ratio rotors stretches hay back into its natural form prior to baling making your hay go further and the adjustable platform makes pulling apart even the tightest packed bales a breeze.

Say goodbye to troublesome feed chains! The Chainless machine features 2 reliable feeding rotors for ultra-low-maintenance, and noise-free feeding ensuring your cattle aren’t spooked during feeding.

We’ve taken years of feedback and parts sales back into the design process to make an even more reliable machine, worthy of our 5 Year NO BULL warranty.

• So what is new? Improvements include:

• NEW dual bearing drive system instead of bushes for ultimate reliability

• NEW platform pivot design, again using bearings instead of bushes for reliability and even lower maintenance

• Thicker drum tubes for longer life, especially with acidic feeds

• Bolt-on removable lower hitch mounts which allow the feeder to be either front-end-loader mounted or on the 3PH of your tractor

• Replaceable forged bale spears for long life and easy replacement

Features may include:

We’ve eliminated troublesome bushes from the entire drive system, for ultra-low maintenance and to eliminate wear.

30% slipperier than steel the rotomolded platform with ribs guides the bale and ensures all bales types can be fed with ease.

The headstock design allows for either 3PH or loader mounts to be bolted directly to the frame. This enables the feeder to be operated on a loader or telehandler. This is great for feeding into hay rings or over fences.