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Developed by John Heath back in 1992, the first Heath SuperChaser self-loading bale trailers were offered for sale from 1995.
A straw-hungry harvest last year proved a great time for those with access to a bale chaser, these selfloading units collecting, carting and stacking bales without the need for a handler. Here we look at the established Heath SuperChaser models and outline what to consider when looking for a used example
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