Presse à balles rondes 9YG-1.25A – Presse à ensilage professionnelle 4×5 conçue pour les exploitations agricoles américaines

⭐ Présentation du produit

The Ever-Power 9YG-1.25A round baler is a robust silage baler designed for U.S. farms, producing Φ1300 × 1250 mm bales up to 550 kg. With a 2150 mm spring-tooth pickup, it excels in hay, corn silage, and alfalfa baling across diverse terrains from Midwest plains to Pacific Northwest hills. Buy direct for competitive pricing and reliable performance.

The 9YG-1.25A stands out as a versatile solution for American farmers facing the challenges of modern agriculture, including fluctuating weather patterns and the push for sustainable practices under the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines. Its automatic net wrap system reduces labor costs, making it ideal for operations in states like Iowa, Nebraska, and California, where large-scale silage production is critical. Engineered to handle moisture levels up to 65%, this baler ensures consistent bale density, a key factor for feed quality in dairy and livestock operations. With factory-direct shipping from our U.S. warehouses, farmers receive parts and support swiftly, enhancing uptime during critical harvest seasons. This baler’s adaptability to tractors ranging from 100 to 150 HP, such as John Deere 6R or New Holland T6 series, makes it a practical choice for small to medium farms aiming to optimize yield and meet 2025’s growing demand for efficient forage solutions.

📌 Technical Specifications of 9YG-1.25A round baler

Why American Farmers Choose the 9YG-1.25A

Rising fuel prices, tighter labor, and unpredictable weather have pushed U.S. growers to demand equipment that saves money and time without sacrificing quality. The 9YG-1.25A checks every box.

Six field-proven advantages

• 2150 mm extra-wide spring-tooth pickup → one less pass per field; Nebraska and Kansas operators report 12–18 % fuel savings
• Standard 4×5 ft bale size (Φ1300 × 1250 mm) → accepted by every feedyard and biogas plant from Texas to New York
• 18 heavy-duty Φ222 mm rollers + 42CrMo pins → 550 kg wet silage bales stay tight after 12 months outside in Dakota winters
• Automatic net-wrap system → only 2.0–2.5 m of net per bale, 30–40 % cheaper than twine and EPA-friendly
• Centralized grease bank → full service in under 15 minutes, perfect for short Midwest harvest windows
• Electrostatic powder-coat frame → stands up to Pacific Northwest coastal humidity for 10+ years

Whether you run a John Deere 6R, Case IH Maxxum, or New Holland T6, the 9YG-1.25A integrates instantly and starts paying for itself the first week.

 How the Round Baler Works

The 9YG-1.25A operates on a proven roller-drum principle that ensures uniform bale formation and high density in both dry and wet crops.

Step-by-step operation:
Crop pickup — The 2150 mm spring-tooth pickup lifts material from the windrow. Spring tines flex to follow ground contours, while the comb roller gently feeds crop into the chamber without damage or loss.
Initial chamber feeding — Crop enters the compression chamber through the drum feeder. The lower rollers begin rotating, starting a core as material accumulates.

Bale formation — As more crop is added, the 18 heavy-duty rollers continuously compress and rotate the forming bale. Hydraulic density control maintains consistent pressure, building layers from the center outward for a tight, weather-resistant structure.

Density monitoring — Sensors track bale growth; the operator adjusts hydraulic settings from the tractor cab to achieve 100–200 kg/m³ based on crop type (lower for dry hay, higher for silage).

Net wrapping — When the bale reaches full size (Φ1300 × 1250 mm), the automatic net-wrap system activates. Net is applied in 2–3 layers (using only 2.0–2.5 m total) while rollers continue turning for even coverage.

Bale ejection — The tailgate opens hydraulically, and the completed bale rolls out gently onto the field.

This continuous-process design eliminates stops between bales, allowing steady forward movement at 5–20 km/h. The worm gearbox and heavy roller chains provide the torque needed for high-moisture material, while centralized controls keep operation straightforward from the tractor seat.

⭐ Key Components of Round Baler

A baler is only as good as its driveline and roller system. We upgraded every high-wear part.

Main components explained:

• Arbre de prise de force – forged 40Cr steel, greaseable universals → handles 150 HP on rolling ground without vibration
• Worm gearbox – 20CrMnTi carburized gears in cast-iron housing → 28 % more torque for wet silage
• 6-row heavy roller chains – 42CrMo heat-treated links → 8,000+ hour life even in dusty conditions
• 18 × Φ222 mm rollers – 6 mm wall thickness (most brands use 4 mm) → rock-solid bales at 200 kg/m³
• Net-wrap actuator – servo-controlled → precise 2.0–2.5 m stretch every cycle

All bearings, belts, and pickup tines are direct replacements for common U.S. brands, so you’re never stuck waiting weeks for parts. If you need, please contact us.

Reasons to Choose Ever-Power

Ever-Power stands as a trusted partner for American farmers, blending over two decades of manufacturing expertise with a commitment to quality, as highlighted on our About Us page. Our state-of-the-art facilities in China utilize automated welding and precision cutting, ensuring each 9YG-1.25A meets global standards, including those set by the USDA and EPA. Skilled engineers assemble and test every unit, guaranteeing peak efficiency for U.S. conditions, from the humid Southeast to the arid Southwest. With U.S. warehouses in Texas and California, we offer 3–5 day part delivery, outpacing many competitors’ 2–3 week lead times. Our 12-month warranty and 24/7 online support reflect our dedication to customer success, a promise backed by thousands of satisfied farmers since 2000.

We prioritize sustainability, aligning with 2025’s U.S. renewable energy trends by minimizing fuel use and plastic waste with efficient net wrap systems. Our competitive factory-direct pricing undercuts local dealers by 20–30%, offering unmatched value for farmers in states like Iowa and Nebraska. The 9YG-1.25A’s design incorporates feedback from North American users, ensuring compatibility with popular tractors like John Deere and New Holland, and its adaptability to diverse terrains supports operations from flat Midwest fields to rugged Pacific Northwest hills. Ever-Power’s global reach, exporting to over 50 countries, brings world-class technology to your farmstead. Our focus on innovation—evidenced by the baler’s reinforced rollers and high-torque gearbox—ensures longevity and performance, reducing long-term costs. Choosing Ever-Power means partnering with a company that values your operation’s efficiency and environmental stewardship, delivering reliable solutions tailored to America’s agricultural future.

❓FAQ

Q: What is the minimum tractor size to run the 9YG-1.25A?

A: 100 HP at the PTO is the minimum; 110–150 HP provides best results, especially in rolling terrain.

Q: How to bale 60–65% moisture corn silage without plugging?

A: Keep ground speed 8–12 km/h, set hydraulic density to 180 kg/m³, and grease the comb roller daily.

Q: How many bales per roll of net wrap?

A: A 2000 m roll packages 800–1000 bales at 2.0–2.5 m per bale.

Q: How to adjust bale density for biogas plants vs dairy feed?

A: Use the cab-mounted hydraulic valve – 160–180 kg/m³ for biogas, 180–200 kg/m³ for dairy TMR.

Q: Winter storage and maintenance procedure?

A: Clean pickup tines, grease all 28 points, store under cover, and loosen drive chains to prevent rust (USDA compliant).

Q: Are parts interchangeable with John Deere or Vermeer?

A: Many pickup tines, belts, and bearings are direct fits; we stock both OEM and Ever-Power versions.

Q: What oil for the gearbox?

A: 85W-140 GL-5 gear oil, 4.2 liters.

Real Customer Stories – 2024/2025 Harvest Season

★★★★★ Mark Thompson – Boone, Iowa – October 15, 2025 “Put 2,800 acres of 62 % moisture corn silage through the 9YG-1.25A behind my 6110R. Never plugged once. Net averaged 2.2 m/bale and the 2150 mm pickup saved me a full pass every round. Roller bearing started making noise on day 9 – Texas warehouse had it on my porch in four days.”

★★★★★ Jake Reynolds – Hastings, Nebraska – September 3, 2025 “Replaced a 12-year-old Vermeer 604M last spring. Bale density went from 145 to 192 kg/m³ overnight – local feedyard now pays me $11 more per ton. Running 18 km/h with a 125 HP Case IH and the hydraulic density valve is perfect for biogas specs.”

★★★★★ Sarah Lawson – Cooperstown, New York – August 22, 2025 “T6.145 + 9YG-1.25A is the fastest combination I’ve ever run. Finished second-cut alfalfa two days early. Averaged 510 kg bales that survived three weeks of rain in September with zero spoilage.”

★★★★★ David Chen – Red Deer, Alberta (ships to U.S. daily) – July 11, 2025 “Started it at –18 °C in January behind a 110 HP 6R. Worm gear and chains never skipped on frozen stalks. Ordered new pickup tines in March – arrived in seven days.”

★★★★★ Tyler Wilson – Fresno, California – May 29, 2025 “2,500 acres of alfalfa, 42–48 bales per hour all day long. Electrostatic paint looks brand new after valley fog season and the centralized grease system is a lifesaver on 14-hour days.”