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9YQ-1250 Hay Round Baler for Efficient Hay and Straw Baling
The 9YQ-1250 Hay Round Baler is a trailed, tractor-powered round baler engineered for high-volume hay, straw, and forage baling operations. With a 1,250 mm pickup width, a roll drum bale chamber housing 16 compression rollers, and a rope wrapping system, this round hay baler delivers firm, uniform bales measuring Ø800 mm in diameter — sized for straightforward handling, transport, and storage across mid- to large-scale farm operations.
Powered via PTO from any tractor in the 40.4–60 kW (54–80 HP) range, the 9YQ-1250 connects quickly and runs with minimal hydraulic demand. Its spring tooth pickup feeds crop directly into the compression chamber without a secondary feed rotor — reducing mechanical complexity and maintenance intervals. The result is a round baler machine that keeps downtime low and bale output consistent, session after session.
At 1,000 kg machine weight and overall dimensions of 2,050 × 2,250 × 1,580 mm, the 9YQ-1250 is compact enough for smaller fields yet robust enough to handle heavy windrows of wheat straw, alfalfa, and mixed grass. CE certified and available for global export, it suits agricultural contractors, livestock producers, and crop residue recyclers looking for a proven trailed hay round baler with rope wrapping.

Technical Specifications of the 9YQ-1250 Hay Round Baler
All figures below are factory-verified. Please verify final specifications with your sales contact before ordering, as regional variants may apply.
| # | Item | Unit | Specification |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Model Name | — | 9YQ-1250 Round Baler |
| 2 | Hitching Method | — | Trailed |
| 3 | Picking Width | mm | 1,250 |
| 4 | Picker Structure | — | Spring Tooth Type |
| 5 | Feeder Structure | — | Directly Fed by Spring Tooth |
| 6 | Bale Chamber Type | — | Roll Drum Type |
| 7 | Compression Room Width | mm | 1,250 |
| 8 | Bale Diameter | mm | Ø 800 |
| 9 | Compression Rollers (qty) | pc | 16 Rollers |
| 10 | Roller Diameter | mm | Ø 152 |
| 11 | Bundling Type | — | Rope Wrapping |
| 12 | Matching Power Range | kW | 40.4 – 60 kW (54 – 80 HP) |
| 13 | Overall Dimensions (L×W×H) | mm | 2,050 × 2,250 × 1,580 |
| 14 | Machine Weight | kg | 1,000 |
Key Features of the 9YQ-1250 Hay Round Baler
1,250 mm Spring Tooth Pickup for Clean and Efficient Crop Collection
The 1,250 mm wide spring tooth pickup reel sweeps windrows cleanly from the field surface without missing material at row ends or in curves. Each spring tine flexes over ground irregularities, protecting the pickup mechanism while maintaining consistent crop flow — a critical factor when baling on uneven or sloped terrain. Crop feeds directly from the pickup into the bale chamber via the spring tooth feeder, eliminating the secondary transfer roller that adds weight and wear points on competing designs. For operations running a hay round baler for small farms through to mid-scale paddock work, this direct-feed path means fewer stoppages per hour.
16-Roller Roll Drum Bale Chamber — Fixed Diameter, Consistent Output
The fixed-chamber design uses 16 compression rollers, each Ø152 mm in diameter, arranged around the 1,250 mm wide × Ø800 mm bale cavity. Fixed-chamber balers build bales to a consistent, repeatable size from the first bale to the last — unlike variable-chamber designs where bale density can drift in light windrow conditions. Each Ø800 mm bale has a predictable volume that simplifies stack planning, loader attachment setup, and feed ration calculations. The roll drum design also handles coarse, stemmy material — corn stalks and sorghum stubble — without the belt stretching or tracking issues associated with belt-type chambers.
Rope Wrapping System — Low Consumable Cost per Bale
The 9YQ-1250 uses a polypropylene rope wrapping system rather than net wrap or twine knotters. Rope wrapping applies a continuous spiral bind across the full bale width, securing the outer crop layer without the per-bale net cost that variable-wrap systems carry. For operations baling dry straw or hay destined for bedding and fodder — where airtight sealing is not required — rope-wrapped bales store well under cover and transport without loss of shape. Rope is widely available globally, reducing supply chain dependency compared to proprietary net rolls.
Trailed Hitch — Wide Tractor Compatibility from 54 to 80 HP
The 9YQ-1250 connects to the tractor drawbar as a trailed implement, with PTO drive delivering power in the 40.4–60 kW (54–80 HP) range. This places it within reach of the most common mid-range utility tractors operating globally — from 55 HP two-wheel-drive models to 80 HP MFWD machines. The trailed configuration keeps the baler weight off the tractor three-point linkage, improving tractor stability on slopes and reducing front axle lift in tight field conditions. For smooth power transfer between tractor and baler, pairing with a well-maintained agricultural PTO drive shaft with appropriate overrun protection is recommended — a properly rated driveshaft absorbs shock loads during bale chamber fill and prevents gearbox damage during sudden windrow overloads.
Compact Transport Footprint — 2,050 × 2,250 × 1,580 mm at 1,000 kg
The 9YQ-1250 fits within standard road width limits without escort requirements in most markets, and its 1,000 kg machine weight keeps tow vehicle requirements manageable. This makes it viable for agricultural contractors moving between multiple farm sites per day — a key operational advantage for custom baling businesses that bill by the bale.
Applications of the 9YQ-1250 Hay Round Baler
The 9YQ-1250 handles a wide range of dry crop residues and forages. Below are the primary use cases where this agricultural hay round baler delivers reliable results:
- Wheat and rice straw baling after combine harvest — The spring tooth pickup handles cut straw lying flat in windrows, picking up material at working speeds of 4–8 km/h without leaving excessive field residue.
- Alfalfa and mixed grass hay — Suitable for dry hay with moisture content between 14% and 22%. The fixed-chamber drum system packs alfalfa to consistent density without over-compressing stems and causing leaf shatter.
- Corn stalk and sorghum stubble recycling — The roll drum chamber handles coarse, fibrous material that would jam belt-based chambers. Baled corn stalks are used for livestock bedding, mushroom substrate, and biomass fuel.
- Pasture renovation and hay production on small and medium farms — As a hay round baler for small farms, the 9YQ-1250 matches tractors already on-farm in the 55–80 HP class, avoiding the need for a dedicated high-horsepower unit.
- Custom baling contracting — At 1,000 kg and road-legal transport width, the machine is straightforward to move between client sites. Contractors baling on a per-bale fee basis benefit from the low rope consumable cost versus net-wrap alternatives.
- Livestock bedding supply operations — Rope-wrapped straw bales are the standard format for commercial bedding suppliers. Consistent Ø800 mm × 1,250 mm bale dimensions fit standard loader grabs and bale trailers.
For operations that include mowing and conditioning before baling, the 9YQ-1250 pairs with trailed disc mowers such as the 9GD-2.5 trailer-mounted disc mower to form a two-machine hay production system that can be operated by a single tractor operator moving between tasks.
Why Buyers Choose the 9YQ-1250 Round Baler Machine
B2B buyers evaluating round baler machines consistently weigh three factors: total cost of ownership per bale, downtime risk, and compatibility with existing tractor fleets. The 9YQ-1250 scores well across all three:
Low Cost Per Bale
Rope consumables cost significantly less per bale than net wrap rolls. No knotters or electronic sensors to calibrate or replace. Simple drivetrain with fewer daily grease points than belt-based competitors.
Wide Tractor Compatibility
40.4–60 kW PTO requirement covers the majority of utility and mid-range tractors in service globally. No need to invest in a higher-horsepower machine to run this baler at full capacity.
Consistent Bale Output
Fixed-chamber roll drum produces the same Ø800 mm bale from the first pass to the last. Predictable bale weight and density simplify loader selection, storage stacking, and feed planning for livestock operations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What tractor horsepower does the 9YQ-1250 require?
The 9YQ-1250 requires 40.4–60 kW (54–80 HP) at the PTO. A 60 HP MFWD tractor is the recommended baseline for comfortable operation in heavy windrows. Under-powered tractors will struggle to maintain forward speed in dense straw and may cause roller blockages.
Q2: What crop moisture content is suitable for this round baler machine?
For dry hay and straw with rope wrapping (no silage wrap), target moisture content of 14%–22% for legume hay and 10%–20% for cereal straw. Baling above 22% moisture without an additional silage wrapper risks mold during storage. The 9YQ-1250 does not include an integrated bale wrapper — for haylage production, a separate bale wrapper is required after ejection.
Q3: Can the 9YQ-1250 bale corn stalks and sorghum?
Yes. The roll drum chamber handles coarse, stemmy material that causes belt wear in variable-chamber belt balers. Corn stalks should be cut and wilted to reduce moisture below 20% before baling to achieve adequate bale density. Working speed should be reduced to 3–5 km/h in heavy, uneven windrows.
Q4: Is the 9YQ-1250 a suitable hay round baler for small farms?
Yes. At 1,000 kg machine weight and a 54 HP minimum tractor requirement, the 9YQ-1250 is designed for farms and contractors operating without high-horsepower equipment. Its compact 2,050 × 2,250 × 1,580 mm frame navigates smaller paddock gateways and road lanes without wide-load permits in most markets.
Q5: What PTO driveshaft specification is needed to connect the baler to my tractor?
A standard 540 RPM PTO driveshaft with 1-3/8″ Z6 spline ends is used. The driveshaft should include an overrun clutch or shear bolt protection to guard the baler gearbox from shock loads. For replacement or upgrade shafts, refer to a specialist agricultural driveline supplier to match the required torque rating and collapsed length for your tractor-baler combination.
Q6: What is the daily bale output of the 9YQ-1250?
Output depends on field conditions, windrow density, and working speed. At a field working speed of 5–7 km/h in average hay windrows, operators typically achieve 80–150 bales per 8-hour day. Bale ejection and re-engagement cycle time is the primary limiting factor; keeping windrows straight and evenly spread maximises throughput.
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CE certified. Global export available. Spare parts and technical documentation supplied with every unit.




