Factory Direct Selling Large Round Baler Machine With CE Certificate For Sale

[embed]https://youtu.be/XPTUMj6cOqw[/embed] A large round baler machine is a type of agricultural equipment used for baling hay, straw, or other crop residues into large, cylindrical bales. It is commonly used in farming operations to efficiently gather and package loose materials into compact and easily transportable bundles. Large round balers are particularly useful for large-scale farming operations where a significant amount of crop residue needs to be processed and stored efficiently. The resulting bales are dense and tightly wrapped, which helps preserve the quality of the material and makes it easier to handle, transport, and store until it's needed as feed for livestock or other purposes. Discover the efficiency of a factory direct selling large round baler machine, complete with a CE certificate. This new, high-accuracy round baler is perfect for farms, designed for hay, alfalfa, wheat, and rice. The machine has a dimension of 4200x2880x2300mm and weighs 3020 kg. It is offered with a one-year warranty and comprehensive after-warranty service, including video technical support, online support, spare parts, field maintenance and repair service. Accredited with CE and ISO certifications, it operates at a speed of 5-15km/h, with a capacity of 12-30 bales/hour. The bale weight ranges from 200-400kgs/bale, with an input RPM of 540.

Specifications of Large Round Baler Machine 9YG-1.2

Specifications for Large Round Baler 9YG-1.2
Model		9YG-1.2
Bale size: dia.*width		1300X1200mm
Dimension (L*W*H)		4290x2830x2400mm
Weight		3000kgs
Pickup width		2100mm
Efficiency		More than 9000kg/hour
Capacity (bales per hour)		12-30
Bale Weight		20--400kg/bale
Roller number		16pcs
PTO		540rpm
Roller speed		124r/min
Matched Power		Over 100HP
Application		hay, alfalfa,cornstalk, wheat, rice straw

Benefits of Using the Large Round Baler Machine

The use of large round baler machines in agriculture brings a multitude of benefits, especially when it comes to the efficient handling and processing of crops. Here are some of the key advantages: 1. Increased Efficiency: Large round balers can cover extensive areas quickly, significantly speeding up the baling process. This efficiency is crucial during optimal harvest times when weather conditions can change rapidly. 2. Reduced Labor Costs: The automation provided by these machines reduces the need for manual labor in the baling process, cutting down on the overall labor costs associated with crop harvesting and processing. 3. Versatility: Large round balers are capable of handling a wide range of crop materials, including hay, straw, and silage, making them versatile tools for various agricultural needs. 4. Durability of Bales: The bales produced by these machines are compact and durable, which helps in protecting the nutritional value of the feed. The round shape of the bales also sheds water more effectively, making them better suited for outdoor storage. 5. Improved Storage and Transportation: Large round bales are easier to transport and store compared to small bales. Their uniform size and shape allow for more straightforward stacking and handling, and their durability means they can be stored outside, freeing up valuable indoor storage space. 6. Cost-Effectiveness: Although the initial investment in a large round baler can be significant, the savings in labor and the improvements in efficiency often result in a quick return on investment. The machines’ durability and the reduced need for indoor storage space further contribute to their cost-effectiveness. 7. Better Crop Management: The ability to quickly bale and remove crops from the field allows for better field management and prepares the land more rapidly for the next planting cycle. 8. Enhanced Feed Quality: For silage, the wrapping process in large round balers can better preserve the nutritional quality of the feed by creating an anaerobic environment that facilitates the fermentation process. 9. Adaptability to Various Farm Sizes: Large round balers are beneficial not only for large-scale farming operations but also for medium and small farms due to their efficiency and the reduced need for physical labor.

Typical Applications of the Large Round Baler Machine

The large round baler machine finds applications in various agricultural settings for baling different types of crop residues. Here are the typical applications of the machine for specific crops: (1) Rice Straw Baling: Rice straw, which is a byproduct of rice harvesting, can be efficiently baled using large round balers. Baling rice straw facilitates its storage, transportation, and subsequent use as animal feed, bedding material, or for other purposes. (2) Hay Baling: Large round balers are commonly used for baling hay, including grass hay, legume hay (such as alfalfa), or a mixture of both. Baling hay helps preserve its nutritional value, protects it from weathering, and simplifies handling and storage. (3) Alfalfa Baling: Alfalfa, a commonly grown forage crop, is often baled using large round balers. Baling alfalfa allows for convenient storage and transportation, ensuring a steady supply of high-quality feed for livestock, such as horses, cattle, and goats. (4) Wheat Baling: After wheat harvest, the remaining straw can be baled using large round balers. Baling wheat straw helps clear the field and repurpose the straw for various applications, including livestock bedding, erosion control, or as a feed ingredient in certain cases. (5) Silage Baling: Silage is a fermented and preserved forage made from crops like corn, sorghum, or grass. Large round balers equipped with a wrapping system can be used to bale silage, often in the form of large round bales wrapped in plastic film. Silage bales offer a convenient and efficient way to store and feed livestock throughout the year. (6) Cornstalk Baling: After corn harvest, the leftover cornstalks can be baled using large round balers. Baling cornstalks can help clear the field, improve field management, and repurpose the stalks for various uses, such as livestock bedding, composting, or as a source of biomass for energy production.

Working Principle of the Tractor Mounted Large Round Baler

The tractor-mounted large round baler is a key piece of agricultural equipment that automates the process of gathering, compressing, and tying or wrapping crop material into large, round bales. Here’s an overview of how it works:

1. Power Source: The baler is typically powered through a Power Take-Off (PTO) shaft connected to the tractor. The PTO transfers the tractor's engine power to the baler, enabling its mechanisms to operate.
2. Gathering the Crop: As the tractor moves the baler through the field, a pickup mechanism on the front of the baler gathers the crop material (such as hay, straw, or silage) from the ground. This pickup mechanism consists of rotating bars or tines that lift the crop and feed it into the baler chamber.
3. Forming the Bale: Inside the baler, there are belts, rollers, or a combination of both that start to compress the incoming crop material into a round shape. The chamber where the bale forms is designed to allow the bale to increase in size as more material is fed into the baler. The design and motion of the belts or rollers ensure the bale is tightly packed and uniformly shaped.
4. Monitoring Bale Size: Most modern balers are equipped with sensors or mechanical indicators to monitor the size of the bale as it grows. When the bale reaches the desired size, the baler alerts the operator, usually through a signal or a beep.
5. Tying or Wrapping the Bale: Once the bale has reached its full size, the baler automatically or manually (depending on the model) wraps the bale to hold it together. This can be done with twine, netting, or plastic wrap. Some balers are equipped with a wrapping mechanism that wraps the bale in plastic for silage production, creating an airtight seal for fermentation.
6. Ejecting the Bale: After the bale is securely tied or wrapped, the rear gate of the baler opens, and the bale is ejected onto the field. The baler is then ready to start forming the next bale.
7. Continuous Operation: The process repeats as long as there is crop material to be baled and the baler continues to move through the field. This allows for the efficient harvesting of crops and preparation for storage or transport.

Installation Steps for the Large Round Baler to Tractor

Installing a Power Take-Off (PTO) driven large round baler to a tractor involves several steps to ensure a safe and proper connection. Below is a general guide on how to install a PTO-driven baler to a tractor.

Safety First

• Turn off the tractor: Ensure the tractor is turned off, the keys are removed from the ignition, and the tractor is in park or has its brakes engaged.
• Wear appropriate safety gear: This includes gloves, protective eyewear, and sturdy footwear.
• Check the PTO shaft: Ensure the PTO shaft of the baler is in good condition and compatible with the tractor.

Preparing for Installation

• Position the tractor and baler: Align the tractor with the baler so that the PTO shafts of both the tractor and the baler can be connected easily. This usually involves backing the tractor up to the baler.
• Adjust the height of the baler: Use the baler's jack stand to adjust the height of the baler's drawbar to match the tractor's hitch height.

Connecting the Baler to the Tractor

1. Attach the drawbar: Connect the baler’s drawbar to the tractor’s hitch. Secure it with a pin and locking device to ensure it does not detach.
2. Connect the PTO shaft: Slide the PTO shaft from the baler onto the PTO stub on the tractor. Make sure it locks in place securely. The shaft typically has a locking pin or a collar that clicks into place when properly connected.
3. Check the PTO shaft length: Ensure the PTO shaft is the correct length. The shaft should have enough overlap to accommodate turning and moving without disconnecting or causing damage. Adjust the length if necessary following the manufacturer’s instructions.
4. Connect hydraulic lines: If the baler requires hydraulic power for functions like opening and closing the gate, connect the hydraulic lines from the baler to the tractor’s hydraulic outlets.

Final Checks

• Inspect the connections: Double-check all connections to ensure they are secure and correct. This includes the drawbar, PTO shaft, and any hydraulic or electrical connections.
• Test in a safe area: Start the tractor and operate the baler at a low speed in a safe, clear area to ensure everything is working correctly. Watch for any issues with the PTO shaft, such as wobbling or binding, which could indicate improper installation.

Operation Precautions for the Large Round Baler for Hay Baling

Operating a large round baler, especially for hay baling, requires attention to safety, efficiency, and maintenance to ensure the well-being of operators and the longevity of the machinery. Here are essential operation precautions to consider:

Safety Precautions

• Read the Manual: Familiarize yourself with the baler's operating manual, understanding all controls, indicators, and safety warnings.
• Wear Proper Safety Gear: Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves, safety glasses, and sturdy footwear.
• Inspect Before Use: Check the baler for any loose parts, damaged components, or blockages before starting operations.
• Power Take-Off (PTO) Safety: Ensure the PTO shield is in place and intact. Engage and disengage the PTO at low engine speeds.
• Stay Clear of Moving Parts: Never reach into a moving or engaged baler. Always turn off the tractor, remove the keys, and ensure all components have stopped moving before attempting to clear blockages or perform maintenance.

Operational Efficiency

• Proper Attachment: Make sure the baler is correctly attached to the tractor, with the PTO properly aligned and hydraulic connections secure.
• Monitor Bale Size and Shape: Keep an eye on the monitor (if equipped) for bale size and adjust the settings as necessary for consistent, uniform bales.
• Field Speed: Adjust the tractor's speed according to the volume of hay and the baler's capacity to ensure optimal baling without overloading the system.
• Bale Moisture: Bale hay at the correct moisture content (typically between 15% and 20% for hay) to prevent mold growth and preserve feed quality.

Maintenance Precautions

• Regular Cleaning: Clean the baler after each use to prevent buildup of material that can cause fire hazards or mechanical issues.
• Lubrication and Adjustments: Regularly lubricate all moving parts and check belt tension and pressure settings to ensure the baler operates smoothly.
• Check for Wear: Inspect and replace worn or damaged parts, such as belts, bearings, and tines, to maintain optimal performance and prevent breakdowns.
• Tire Pressure: Ensure tires are properly inflated according to the manufacturer's specifications to support the weight of the baler and bales.

Environmental and Crop Considerations

• Avoid Baling Wet Hay: Wet hay can lead to spontaneous combustion or spoilage. Monitor weather conditions and bale when the forecast is clear.
• Crop Preparation: Ensure the hay is evenly cut and raked for uniform bales. Avoid overly dense windrows that can cause the baler to jam.

Storage and Handling

• Bale Handling: Handle and stack bales carefully to prevent damage to the bale and avoid accidents.
• Storage Location: Store bales in a well-ventilated, dry place to minimize the risk of fire and preserve the quality of the hay.

Why Choose Raydafon's Large Round Baler?

Raydafon Agricultural Machinery Co., Ltd. has been engaged in the research and development of agricultural machinery, such as PTO shafts, agricultural gearboxes, agricultural chains, agricultural pulleys, and agricultural sprockets. The company boasts over 100 employees, among which there are 20 technical staff and five senior R&D personnel. Furthermore, Raydafon has abundant financial resources and two advanced casting, forging, machining, heat treatment, and lacquering production lines, utilizing a CAD computer-aided design system. Our main products are PTO shafts, agricultural gearboxes, large round baler, mini round baler, hay square baler, PTO wood chipper, diesel wood chipper, drum mowers, rotary hay rakes, silage harvester, flail mowers, lawn mowers, sickle bar mowers, rotary mowers, rotary tillers, land levelers, fertilizer spreaders, furrow ploughs, disc harrows, disc blades, disc ridgers, disc ploughs, potato planters, potato harvester, corn seeder, wheat seeder, vegetable seeder, post hole diggers, boom sprayers, agricultural subsoiler, agricultural trailers, chain trencher, disc mower, backhoe, snow blower, road sweeper, etc. The production technology is state-of-the-art, and the equipment is advanced, including lathing, milling, planing, stamping, cutting plate, and electric welding. With more than ten years of production experience, Raydafon mainly produces farming machinery, planting machinery, harvesting machinery and its accessories, and matching machines, which are set up by the main tractor manufacturers in China. These are sold all over the country and are exported to many countries and regions in Europe, America, Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia all year round. With an array of products, superior performance, and reliable quality, Raydafon is the leading choice for your farming needs. Author: Yjx