Fendt Rotana V Baler — Variable Chamber Round Baling from 0.70 m to 1.80 m
01 August 2026, Germany: The Fendt Rotana V variable chamber round baler gives operators full control over bale size — from a compact 0.70 m up to a full 1.80 m diameter — across four models built for everything from straw and hay to high-density silage.
Model range: Rotana 160 V and 160 V Xtra (0.70–1.60 m diameter, 2.50 m³ chamber volume), Rotana 180 V and 180 V Xtra (0.70–1.80 m diameter, 3.10 m³ chamber volume), and the Rotana 160 V Combi (0.90–1.60 m) with an integrated baling-wrapping combination for producing dense, high-quality silage in one pass.
Standout feature — Constant Pressure System: A special chamber geometry with a minimal starting chamber, combined with the Constant Pressure System and Additional Drive System for reliable traction, delivers a consistently dense bale from the very first wrap to the last — regardless of variable crop conditions.
Key highlights:
- Cam track-free pickup and HydroFlexControl feed channel floor for smooth, low-wear crop intake
- Up to 25 knives with group engagement for flexible cut-length control
- Full ISOBUS control, operated through the Fendt Varioterminal at the touch of a button
- Adaptive tailgate guide and mechanical tailgate lock
- Simple net tie, or combined net and twine tie
- Bale shape indicator for at-a-glance quality feedback
- Optional Load Sensing Pro (automated tailgate, pickup hub, moisture sensing, bale scale) and TIM Pro (full hands-free automation, including automatic tractor stop when tying completes)
Paired with a Fendt Vario tractor’s stepless transmission and ISOBUS integration, the Fendt Rotana V is built as one half of what Fendt calls “an unbeatable team” — fast, uncomplicated round baling across straw, hay and silage.
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