Presse à balles rondes agricoles – 9YG-1.25 Avec pick-ups interchangeables à ressort ou à griffes

Présentation du produit

Le Presse à balles rondes 9YG-1,25 is engineered for farmers who need one machine to handle multiple crops—from dry hay to standing corn stalks. With its interchangeable pickup system, it seamlessly switches between spring-tooth (for light, fluffy forage) and hammer-claw (for dense, upright residue), eliminating the need for separate machines or pre-raking.

Designed for small to medium farms, this pull-type baler delivers 40–80 bales/hour with 115–200 kg/m³ density, producing uniform, high-quality bales up to Φ1200×1250mm. Its sensor-controlled density, automatic net wrap, et compact design (≤2.7m width) make it ideal for narrow fields, hilly terrain, and low-power tractors (≥8.8 kW / 120 HP).

Parfait pour corn straw recycling, pasture management, et mixed-crop farms, the 9YG-1.25 combines innovation, efficiency, and cost savings—reducing harvest time and lowering operational expenses by up to 30%.

Spécifications techniques

? Applications & Benefits

Versatile Performance Across Crops

Le Presse à balles rondes 9YG-1,25 adapts to your seasonal needs with two interchangeable pickup systems:

• Spring-Tooth Pickup: Ideal for light, dry materials like alfalfa, ryegrass, and low-moisture hay—ensuring gentle feeding and minimal leaf loss.
• Hammer-Claw Pickup: Engineered for tough residue such as wet rice/wheat straw, standing corn stalks, and sorghum stubble, delivering aggressive pickup and anti-clogging performance even in high-yield or damp conditions.

Operational Advantages

• ? One Machine, Two Roles: Eliminate the need for separate balers—switch between pickups in under 10 minutes.
• ? Compact & Agile: With a narrow transport width (<2.7 m) and tight turning radius, it navigates hilly terrain, terraced fields, orchards, and small plots with ease.
• ?️ No Pre-Raking Needed: The hammer-claw system collects standing corn stalks directly, removing an entire field pass and reducing fuel and labor use.

Strong Economic Value

• ? 30%+ lower equipment investment compared to buying two dedicated machines
• ? Higher annual utilization—use the same baler for spring hay and autumn straw
• ⏱️ Reduced operating costs through fewer passes, less downtime, and simplified maintenance

Whether you’re managing a mixed-crop farm, running a custom baling service, or supporting government-led straw recycling programs, the 9YG-1.25 delivers unmatched flexibility, efficiency, and ROI.

 

? How to Choose the Right Pickup for Your Round Baler

Le 9YG-1.25 interchangeable pickup presse à balles rondes gives you the flexibility to match your machine to the crop—not the other way around. Here’s how to pick the best configuration:

? Choose Spring-Tooth Pickup If…

You’re baling dry, fluffy forage like alfalfa, ryegrass, or cured hay. This gentle pickup minimizes leaf loss and ensures smooth feeding—ideal for a round baler for dry hay used on pastures or legume fields.

? Choose Hammer-Claw Pickup If…

You’re working with wet, lodged, or standing crop residue—such as rice straw after rain, flattened wheat stubble, or upright corn stalks. The hammer-claw design aggressively lifts and slightly shreds material, making it the perfect choice for an agricultural baler for wet straw or high-density biomass collection.

? Pro Recommendation: Get Both!

Farms practicing crop rotation (e.g., hay in spring, corn in fall) benefit most from ordering les deux systèmes de ramassage. With tool-free interchangeability, you can switch in minutes and keep one reliable compact round baler working year-round—maximizing uptime and minimizing capital cost.

De vrais agriculteurs, de vrais résultats

?? Thailand – Wet-Season Rice Straw Management

Client: Somchai P.
Emplacement: Surin Province, Thailand
Cas d'utilisation: Baling wet rice straw during monsoon season

“During the rainy season, our fields turn into mud—and old balers just clog up. With the hammer-claw pickup on the 9YG-1.25, we bale directly after harvest, even in soggy conditions. No more waiting for dry days. It’s a game-changer for Thai rice farmers.”

?? Romania – Mixed Forage & Grain Farming

Client: Elena Muresan
Ferme: Transylvanian Pasture Co.
Emplacement: Cluj County, Romania
Cas d'utilisation: Alfalfa in spring, wheat straw in autumn

“We used to need two machines—or outsource half our work. Now, with one interchangeable pickup round baler, we switch from spring-tooth for alfalfa in May to hammer-claw for wheat residue in August. One machine, two seasons, full control—and huge savings.”

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Does switching between pickups require special tools?

A: No. The spring-tooth and hammer-claw pickups are designed for tool-free interchangeability. With two people, the swap takes under 10 minutes using quick-release pins and standardized mounting brackets—no wrenches or hydraulic lifts needed.

Q: Can it be used with a 50 HP tractor?

A: Yes, but with conditions. The 9YG-1.25 is optimized for 80–130 HP tractors (≥60 kW) for full performance, especially in dense or wet residue. However, it can operate at reduced speed with a 50 HP (≈37 kW) tractor when baling light, dry hay using the spring-tooth pickup—ideal for small-scale pasture management.

Q: Will the hammer-claw pickup damage the soil?

A: Not when used correctly. The hammer-claw is engineered to lift standing or loose residue, not dig into the ground. Its tines rotate just above the soil surface, minimizing compaction or tillage. For best results, maintain proper ground clearance (adjustable via the drawbar) and avoid use on bare, soft soil without crop cover.

Q: Does it support twine tying, or only net wrap?

A: The standard model comes with an automatic net wrap system for faster, more secure bales. However, a twine-tying kit is available as an optional upgrade, allowing you to choose based on your storage, transport, or market requirements.