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baler

British  
/ ˈbeɪlə /

noun

  1. Also called: baling machine.  an agricultural machine for making bales of hay, etc

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When the hayfields were lush and ready to be harvested, Roz fired up the Mower and the Baler.

From Literature

After a customer picks out a tree, workers remove loose needles and wrap it in a web of twine using a baler machine.

From New York Times

Five baler machines, which cost a total of $69,000, are stationed near customers’ cars, where two workers slide each tree, base first, into the whirring cylinder.

From New York Times

The court previously heard Mr Butler fell into a baler used to compress waste cardboard into large cubes ready for recycling.

From BBC

A computer animation by the Health and Safety Executive showed how employees were expected to hang from a rope above the baler while clearing blockages.

From BBC