It is very difficult to bale behind a rotor but it can be done in favorable conditions. I would try the small grain concave, with as slow a rotor speed as possible. Ideally you would get the heads threshed out, but the chaff still on the head. It works best when the straw is still damp, like in the early mornings or at night. Then the straw stays together, too.
If baling is your main concern, have you looked at a walker machine? The new JD WTS from Germany should do pretty well and I have heard good critics from the NH CX.
How much is your average wheat yield?
Do you run a draper head? The more even and head first feeding will help your situation.
If baling is your main concern, have you looked at a walker machine? The new JD WTS from Germany should do pretty well and I have heard good critics from the NH CX.
How much is your average wheat yield?
Do you run a draper head? The more even and head first feeding will help your situation.