Round forage baling in working fields

Tow-Behind Round Baling for Hay and Straw Windrows

The scenes show the red tow-behind round baler connected to a tractor in an orchard, harvested field and open meadow. Operators drive the tractor while the front pickup gathers dry windrows into the enclosed chamber. Dust, hay residue and tire tracks show active field work, while the final scene shows a cylindrical bale released from the rear chamber. The images confirm the baler's field connection and working sequence without adding unverified capacity or performance claims.

  • Orchard Windrow Work
  • Harvested Field Work
  • Meadow Windrow Work
  • Bale Release Work

Product Advantages

Spring-loaded tines follow the ground contour, picking up straw cleanly with minimal loss.

Specifications & Structural Decomposition

Round Baler Structure

Round Baler Structure
  1. Upper Protective Hood Assembly

    Covers the upper feed and baling area with the red hood, upper panel, supports and hinge points.

  2. Left and Right Side Cover Panels

    Close the side mechanisms with reinforced red panels, mounting holes and service fasteners.

  3. Main Round Baling Chamber Frame

    Supports the internal compression rollers, side plates and bearing seats that form the baling chamber.

  4. Drawbar and PTO Input Assembly

    Combines the front drawbar, driveline input, universal connection and support bracket for tractor hookup.

  5. Spring-Tine Pickup Assembly

    Uses a pickup reel, spring tines, side brackets, guide wheels and drive shaft to gather forage.

  6. Feed Rotor Assembly

    The central shaft and helical blades move collected forage evenly toward the baling chamber.

  7. Chain and Sprocket Drive Assembly

    Chains, sprockets, shafts and bearing supports transfer drive to the pickup, feed and compression sections.

General information

Round bale baler
Model Name
9YG-2.2 Round Bale Press
Mounting method
Towed type
Pickup width
2200mm
Picker-up structure type
Comb-tooth type
Feeder structural configuration
Spiral continuous feeding mechanism
Compaction chamber bale-forming mechanism type
Drum type
Range of compatible power units
110~150kW

General instructions

Simplified explanation

Product Video

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Clean Full-Machine Profile with Marked Dimensions

On-site shots show the complete baler with a compact 4100×2900 mm footprint for easy parking and transport.

Clean Full-Machine Profile with Marked Dimensions

00:31On-site shots show the complete baler with a compact 4100×2900 mm footprint for easy parking and transport.

Quick Whole-Machine Hitching

00:25Drawbar with adjustable support leg lets one operator attach the baler fast to most tractors.

Core Component Details

Pickup Drive Chain Housing

Pickup Feed Chamber Cover

Pickup Gauge Press Plate

Pickup Side Drive Arm

Pickup Tine Reel

Service Step and Feed Chain

Pickup Side Drive Arm

Pickup Gauge Press Plate

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What tractor connection is shown?

The baler is shown connected to a tractor by its drawbar and PTO driveline.

Which parts gather the forage?

The front spring-tine pickup reel gathers cut hay or straw from a visible windrow.

Is the chamber open or enclosed?

The red outer panels enclose the round baling chamber and its internal rollers during normal work.

What happens at the rear?

The rear chamber opens to release one cylindrical round bale onto the field surface.

What should be checked before use?

Check the hitch, PTO guards, pickup tines, tires, fasteners and support leg before field operation.