Anderson StackPro 7200 Bale Stacker Without Brakes

The Anderson StackPro 7200 collects large square bales, builds a transport load and unloads it as an upright storage stack. Its hydraulic pickup clamp, receiving platform and automatic loading cycles let one tractor operator gather bales without a separate field loader. Hydraulic 90-degree bed unloading forms the storage stack directly from the carrier. This stacker is supplied without brakes. Model photos may show optional equipment.

The operator drives the tractor while automatic cycles handle bale placement and load formation. The touchscreen displays the loading work, and the standard reverse camera helps the operator monitor the rear of the carrier. Rear clamps support the bales as the bed unloads and allow retrieval of a formed stack.

The trailer’s PTO-driven variable-displacement pump supplies a closed hydraulic working circuit, keeping that oil separate from the tractor oil. A 175 HP tractor and the specified 1,000-rpm, 20-spline PTO connection are required. Three double-acting hydraulic remotes and the mandatory 3/4-inch free-return line are still needed.

Bale and load weighing, client statistics and USB export provide records for custom work or tracking hay gathered into storage. The same carrier handles pickup, transport and stack placement, so those records stay with the gathering job.

For 3 × 3 × 8-foot bales, the 7200 carries nine more bales than the StackPro 5400. The larger loads suit moving hay or straw into storage for later feeding. The 5400 offers smaller assembled stacks and a 150 HP minimum when that better fits a staging operation and the tractor available.