Alfafla Pellets, Making Alfalfa Hay Feed Pellets with 260 Pellet Mill

This video shows the 260C model Pellet Mill making pellets with Alfalfa Hay. You can see in the video as explained how the machines production capacity increases when the machine warms up. The 260 Model Pellet Mill is great for making feed pellets, wood pellets, biomass pellets, Fertilizer pellets and more. If You have any questions email Us at [e-mail] check US out at www.usapelletmill.com

[@edgarsilva1259]

Nice tutorial
How many hp needs a engine for a matriz 200mm?

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you can see the HP and kw of each machine at www.usapelletmill.com

[@laurenpaterson1140]

What I want to know is how many pounds of hay was crushed up and how many pounds of the hay is in each bucket and how much is the pelletized weight of the final bucket?

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That is a mixture of alfalfa hey, corn and sorghum. For enhanced assistance, please feel free to contact me at (786)2168098 or email me at [e-mail]

[@RockingRDranch]

I have a gas engine on my pellet mill and I don't know what I am doing wrongi can't seem to get it to make pellets out of grass

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Feel free to contact Us. We can help You.

[@ejsupatrukkacatlin3452]

Where do i get grinded hay like that

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just contact me direct. For enhanced assistance, please feel free to contact me at (786)2168098 or email me at [e-mail]

[@user-fj6wn7hr2v]

3 bucket result 1 bucket feed do you recommend me for a poultry farm project

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Correct. it also make poultry feed. For enhanced assistance, please feel free to contact me at (786)2168098 or email me at [e-mail]

[@adrianlinojr373]

3 for 1?? How does that work?? It's better to leave hammer milled.. correct me if I'm wrong,school me on this

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Pellets are Compressed. So The "hammer Milled" product is compressed into pellets that 1. take up much less space for storing. 2. Are Much better for feeding animals. 3. Have Much less waste when feeding animals. Just think, if You can store 5 bales of hay in a 55 gallon drum. Would that not keep it safer being sealed? Would that not save You a sufficient amount of storage space?