9YG-2.24D Round Baler — Net Wrap Hay Baler for Commercial Forage

The horizontal towing frame rotates freely up and down, so the tractor's lower lift-arm bores line up with the hitch pin without manual prying. Single-operator hookup typically completes in under 3 minutes.

The dual gearbox swings 90° to either side, shrinking the effective turning radius at field ends. PTO power stays engaged through the turn — no stop-start cycling — which keeps a uniform feed rate and reduces operator fatigue on long shifts.

The dual gearbox and towing frame are bolted as one rigid sub-assembly. On rolling or uneven ground, this eliminates the torsional flex that cracks lighter towing frames or fatigues the driveline shaft over a season.

Eighteen Φ222 mm steel rolling drums form a continuous compression surface. Compared with belt-style chambers, the all-roller design carries higher peak loads, runs better in wet/silage conditions, and has fewer wear consumables.

A density sensor inside the chamber triggers the net-wrap cycle the moment the bale reaches target firmness — no operator timing, no over-baling. A single 2,000 m × 1.4 m roll typically wraps 250–320 bales depending on lap setting.

A 2,240 mm spring-tine pickup clears a wide windrow in one pass, reducing the field passes needed by 25–35% versus narrower 1.6–1.8 m pickups in the same horsepower class.

Frame cutting, drum machining, gearbox assembly, and final paint all run on our own factory floor — we don't job-shop the bale chamber, which is where most reliability problems start.

The S-series Round Baler line has been in continuous production and field iteration for over two decades, shipping to wholesale partners and dealer networks across 40+ countries.

Every Net wrap round baler with CE certification ships with conformity documentation accepted by EU customs. ISO 9001:2015 governs the production line and traceability records.

12 mechanical engineers handle drawing customization (hitch geometry, lighting kits, country-specific PTO standards). Standard custom-drawing turnaround is 3–5 working days.

As an established Agricultural hay baler spare parts supplier, we stock pickup tines, drum bearings, net-wrap mechanism components, and PTO shafts at the factory — air freight in 5–10 days globally.

Every unit is hooked to a test tractor, fed straw, and run through 50 bale cycles before crating. The test report — including density readings and wrap timings — ships with the unit.

FOB unit price varies by configuration: PTO speed (540 vs 720 r/min), tire spec, lighting kit, and order volume all affect the quote. For a precise figure, send your tractor model and destination port — we return a delivered price within 24 working hours.

The 9YG-2.24D is rated for 55–100 kW (75–135 HP) tractors. Below 75 HP the PTO struggles in dense alfalfa or damp straw; above 100 kW there's no benefit since drum chamber draft is the bottleneck, not engine power.

A 2,000 m × 1.4 m roll wraps roughly 250–320 bales — at the standard 2.5-lap setting, count on about 280 bales per roll. Reducing to 1.5 laps stretches it past 400 bales, but is only recommended for short-haul transport.

Yes — the all-roller fixed chamber handles higher-moisture forage better than belt designs. For true silage you'll need to pair the bale immediately with a wrapper (see equipment chain below), since net wrap alone is not airtight.

12-month base warranty from delivery date covering frame, gearbox, and drum bearings. Net-wrap mechanism is also 12 months. Wear parts (pickup tines, belts, hoses) are excluded. Extended 24-month coverage is available on orders of 5+ units.

One unit per 40' HQ container with the pickup folded and PTO removed. Two units per 40' flat-rack if PTO and lighting kits ship separately. Container loading photos and a packing list are sent before vessel departure.

Cuts standing grass at the optimal stem height. Disc or drum mowers feed clean, untangled crop into the next stages.

Spreads and fluffs cut grass to accelerate moisture loss. Cuts dry-down time by 30–50% versus leaving swaths flat.

Gathers dried hay into uniform windrows of the right width — feeding the baler at peak intake without choking.

9YG-2.24D — picks up the windrow, compresses to 100–200 kg/m³, wraps with net.

Plastic-wraps high-moisture bales for silage; bale handlers move finished bales to storage without operator dismount.