9YF-1700 小型方捆打捆机 — 拾取器直径 1700 毫米，功率 40–99 马力，系列中最紧凑型

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The lightest and most compact square baler in the 9YF lineup — the 9YF-1700 works from tractors as small as 29.5kW (40HP) 与一个 1,700mm spring-tooth pickup, producing 460×360毫米 rope-wrapped bales at 1,750kg machine weight. The widest power compatibility range in the series (40–99HP) makes it the right choice for farms where compact or utility tractors handle most field work, or where a lightweight, easy-to-store second baler is needed.

  • ✦ 40HP minimum PTO — lowest tractor requirement in the 9YF series
  • ✦ 1,750kg — lightest and most compact square baler in the lineup
  • ✦ 1,700mm pickup · 460×360mm bale · 2×D-type knotters
  • ✦ 4,965×2,500×1,750mm — narrowest overall width in the series
  • ✦ Auto rope baling · spring-tooth picker · fork feeder
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Most Compact Square Baler · 40HP Minimum · 1,750kg · 1,700mm Pickup

The 9YF-1700 is the most compact model in the 9YF small square baler series — and the one with the widest tractor compatibility range. At 29.5kW (40HP) minimum PTO, it pairs with compact and utility tractors that are too small for the wider models in the lineup. At 1,750kg 和 2,500mm overall width, it is the easiest machine in the series to store, transport and manoeuvre in tight field conditions.

For small and medium farms where a 40–60HP tractor is the primary field machine, the 9YF-1700 delivers the full small square bale format — 460×360mm, dual D-type knotters, auto rope binding — in a package sized and powered for the equipment that is already on the farm.

9YF-1700 Small Square Baler: Compact Performance for 40–99HP Tractors

Built for the Tractors Most Small Farms Already Own

The 9YF-1700 starts where the other square balers in this series cannot go: at 29.5kW (approximately 40HP) PTO output. This is the power range of compact utility tractors in the 45–55HP engine class — the most common category on small and hobby farms where one tractor handles all field, loader and implement work. At this power level, the 9YF-1900 and 9YF-2200 are technically within minimum specification for some conditions but leave little reserve for heavier windrow sections; the 9YF-1700 at 1,700mm pickup and 1,750kg machine weight is a genuinely comfortable pairing for a 45–55HP tractor across standard hay and straw conditions.

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The 2,500mm overall width is also the narrowest in the series — 140mm narrower than the 9YF-1900 and 300mm narrower than the 9YF-2200. For farms with narrow barn doors, tight gateway access or limited road transport clearance on local roads, this dimension matters in ways that per-acre field coverage rate does not fully capture.

9YF-1700 At a Glance

1,700mm
拾音器宽度
460×360毫米
捆包部分
40马力
最低带薪休假
1,750kg
机器重量
2,500mm
Overall Width

技术规格

# 物品 单元 规格
1 型号名称 — 9YF-1700 Square Baler
2 搭便车方法 — 拖挂式/中置式拖车
3 拾音器宽度 毫米 1,700
4 选择器结构 — 弹簧齿型
5 喂料器结构 — 叉式喂料机构
6 打结器类型 — D型
7 打结者人数 件 2
8 打包室截面（宽×高） 毫米 460 × 360
9 打包方法 — 自动绳索打包机
10 匹配功率范围 千瓦/马力 29.5–73.5 kW (approx. 40–99 HP)
11 整体尺寸（长×宽×高） 毫米 4,965 × 2,500 × 1,750
12 机器重量 公斤 1,750

Crop Applications — Full Crop Range on Smaller Equipment

Straw and Crop Residue on Compact Tractors

The 9YF-1700 covers the same crop range as the wider models in the 9YF series — wheat straw, rice straw, corn stover, cotton stalks and all forage grass — but sized for the 40–65HP tractor class. The 1,700mm pickup is adequate for standard windrows from 1.5–1.8m combine cutting headers baled directly, or for raked 2m windrows merged to within the pickup width.

  • ▸Wheat and barley straw — suited to smaller combine headers and raked windrows from wider headers on smaller acreage operations
  • ▸稻草 — handles paddy residue when raked to within the 1,700mm width before baling
  • ▸玉米秸秆 — manages lighter corn residue windrows within the 40–65HP tractor range at reduced forward speed
  • ▸棉花茎秆 — shredded cotton residue on flat field conditions; stone-free, even ground required

Hay and Forage on Small and Hobby Farms

The 9YF-1700 is a natural fit for small and hobby farm hay production where a compact tractor handles all field work, from mowing with a 牧草割草机 through to baling. The 460×360mm bale at 15–30kg in typical hay weights is manageable for small-scale barn stacking and daily feed-out without a loader.

  • ▸Mixed grass and legume hay — well-matched to the 10–40 acre hay operations typical of hobby farms and small livestock holdings
  • ▸苜蓿干草 — suitable at 14–18% moisture in normal flat-field conditions
  • ▸Cover crops and green manure baling — bales terminated cover crop residue after field drying, using the compact frame advantage in narrow inter-row or field access situations
9YF-1700 small square baler compact model with 1700mm spring-tooth pickup operating with a compact utility tractor showing how the narrow overall width and light weight suit small farm and hobby operation hay production

small square bales from the 9YF-1700 at 460 by 360mm cross section showing the lightweight format suitable for hand stacking in barns with low ceilings and for direct feeding to small livestock groups

Key Features of the 9YF-1700

Widest Power Compatibility Range in the 9YF Series

The 9YF-1700 rated range is 29.5–73.5kW — the widest range in the 9YF series. At the lower end (40HP PTO), it is accessible to compact utility tractors that cannot drive any other model in the lineup. At the upper end (99HP PTO), it is compatible with mid-range row crop tractors as well. This means the 9YF-1700 does not become obsolete if the farm upgrades its tractor in future years — the machine continues to pair effectively at significantly higher power levels than the minimum requirement.

Compact Dimensions — Practical Field and Storage Advantages

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Narrowest Width in the Series (2,500mm)

At 2,500mm overall width, the 9YF-1700 fits through standard 2.4m farm gateways with minimal clearance management. Road transport is straightforward within standard no-permit width limits. Barn storage requires less floor space than wider models — relevant when the implement shed is already crowded with seasonal equipment.

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Lightest Square Baler in the Lineup (1,750kg)

At 1,750kg, the 9YF-1700 places the least rear-axle load of any model in the series on the tractor drawbar. For 40–55HP compact tractors where rear-axle load rating is a real constraint on implement choice, this weight is a meaningful advantage over the heavier 1,850–2,350kg models in the lineup.

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Same 460×360mm Bale as Wider Models

The bale produced by the 9YF-1700 is identical in cross-section to the bale from the 9YF-1900 and 9YF-2200 — the same 460×360mm format, same D-type knotter system, same rope binding. The pickup width does not change bale size; it only changes how much ground the machine covers per pass. Bales from all three models are fully interchangeable for storage, feeding and resale.

High-Strength Frame and Gear Drive

The 9YF-1700 uses the same high-strength welded steel frame and high-efficiency gear transmission as the other 9YF series models — the same D-type dual knotter mechanism, fork feeding system, and spring-tooth pickup. The structural design is based on the same platform as the 1900 and 2200, allowing the machine to handle the knotter and plunger cycle loads across a full baling season without the fatigue issues that under-engineered compact machines develop. PTO shaft and coupling specifications relevant to the 29.5–73.5kW power range are detailed in the agricultural gearbox and PTO shaft specification reference — useful when sourcing replacement driveline components or verifying shaft compatibility.

small square baler series showing the 9YF-1700 as the most compact model at 1700mm pickup width — the same frame and knotter design as wider models in the series with the lightest weight and narrowest dimensions for compact tractor compatibility

Choosing the Right 9YF Model — Where the 9YF-1700 Fits

When the 9YF-1700 Is the Right Choice

  • ✔Your primary tractor is 40–55HP and you want a machine genuinely within that power class rather than at its minimum specification
  • ✔Barn door width, gateway access or implement shed space means the narrowest possible machine width is a real advantage
  • ✔Your annual baling acreage is under 80 acres and per-hour throughput difference between 1,700mm and 1,900mm is not a meaningful factor
  • ✔You want a lightweight second baler that pairs with a smaller tractor for specialty or backup use on a farm that also has a larger primary baling setup

Complete 9YF Series Comparison

模型 捡起 最小功率 重量 宽度 Bale/Extra
9YF-1700 ◀ This model 1,700mm 40马力 1,750kg 2,500mm 460×360
9YF-1900 1,900mm 50HP 1,850kg 2,640mm 460×360
9YF-2200 2200毫米 50HP 1950公斤 2,800mm 460×360
9YF-2200S 2200毫米 99马力 2350公斤 2,760mm 460×360 + shredder + screen
9YFS-2.2 2200毫米 99马力 2350公斤 2,900mm 460×360 + dual shredder + fan

Compare all models on the square baler range page. Also available: the full 圆捆打捆机系列 if a different bale format suits your operation.

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Operating Tips for the 9YF-1700

Matching the Machine to Your Tractor and Field

At 29.5kW (40HP) minimum PTO, the 9YF-1700 is accessible to a wider range of compact tractors than any other model in the series. In light, clean hay or straw at standard windrow density, a 40–45HP tractor runs this machine at a comfortable load. At the upper end of the power range (73.5kW / 99HP), the machine is also fully compatible with larger mid-range tractors — the wider power compatibility range means the 9YF-1700 does not need to be replaced if the farm upgrades its primary tractor in future seasons.

Like all 9YF models, the 1700 is designed for flat, stone-free paddy and dry field conditions. Ground conditions matter for pickup tine wear and bale density consistency — on rough, uneven ground, the spring-tooth pickup height consistency is reduced, which affects material intake rate per plunger stroke and can produce variable bale density.

Windrow Width and Preparation

  • Target width:Form windrows at 1,400–1,600mm for the best pickup efficiency. This keeps material well within the 1,700mm pickup width while providing a dense enough windrow to fill the chamber efficiently per metre of forward travel.
  • Merging windrows:If your mower cuts at 1.5m or wider, a merging or raking pass before baling to form a 1.4–1.6m combined windrow keeps the material within the pickup width and improves chamber fill rate. This is the primary preparation step that maximises per-hour output from the 9YF-1700.
  • Moisture control:Bale at 14–20% moisture for hay intended for barn storage. Rope-wrapped bales above 20% moisture risk heating; below 12% can slip in the knotter. A hay moisture meter reading at the windrow core before baling is the most reliable guide — surface dryness can be misleading when the core is still above target.
  • Knotter care:The D-type knotter on the 9YF-1700 is the same mechanism as in the wider models — inspect both knotter bills and knife blades before each session. Tension both sides equally per the operator manual. A correctly maintained knotter on this machine is capable of tying reliably for a full season without missed knots.

Frequently Asked Questions — 9YF-1700 Square Baler

Can a 45HP tractor genuinely run the 9YF-1700, or is 40HP the absolute minimum only for light conditions?+
A 45HP tractor runs the 9YF-1700 effectively in standard hay and straw conditions and is one of the most practical pairings for this machine. The rated minimum is 29.5kW (approximately 40HP PTO output), and a 45HP engine tractor typically produces 38–42HP at the PTO — right at or slightly above the minimum. In light hay at controlled forward speed, this is workable. In dense windrows, corn stover or heavy wet straw, the tractor will approach its limit and the operator needs to reduce forward speed rather than maintaining full speed with the engine in an overloaded condition. A 50–55HP tractor is the more comfortable pairing for consistent all-condition operation. The 40HP minimum specification refers to the lightest functional pairing — not the optimal pairing for heavy-duty use.
How does the 9YF-1700 compare to the 9YF-1900 — is the extra 200mm of pickup width worth it?+
The 9YF-1700 and 9YF-1900 share the same overall length (4,965mm), the same bale format (460×360mm), the same D-type knotters, and the same structural design — the only mechanical differences are the 200mm pickup width and 100kg weight. Whether the extra 200mm of width justifies the choice depends on two factors: tractor power and field acreage. If your tractor produces 40–48HP PTO output, the 9YF-1700 is the safer choice — the 9YF-1900 minimum is 50HP PTO, which leaves no power reserve at 48HP. If your tractor produces 55HP PTO or more, either model is comfortable, and the 9YF-1900 at 1,900mm covers 12% more ground per pass — translating to roughly 10–15% fewer passes per acre over a season. For operations under 60 acres annually, this difference is modest. For 80–150 acres annually, the 9YF-1900 is worth the slightly larger investment for the time saved.
What weight are the bales from the 9YF-1700, and can I carry them by hand?+
The bale dimensions from the 9YF-1700 are 460×360mm cross-section — the same as all 9YF models — with bale length variable based on the machine density setting. Typical bale weights: dry grass hay at 14–18% moisture 15–30kg; alfalfa at 15% moisture 18–35kg; wheat straw at 12–16% moisture 12–22kg. At the lower end of these ranges (15–22kg), a bale is genuinely manageable by one person for short distances. At 25–35kg, two people can carry it comfortably. For operations where regular single-person bale handling is needed — barn stacking, tack room storage, daily feed-out to small animal groups — the 9YF-1700 set to its lighter density setting produces bales in the 15–22kg range that a single fit adult manages without difficulty. This is one of the primary practical reasons operators in small livestock and horse operations choose the small square format over large round bales.
Is the 9YF-1700 suitable for a 10–20 acre hobby farm, and is it cost-effective at that scale?+
The 9YF-1700 is one of the most practical baler options for 10–20 acre hobby farm hay production, and typically the best-sized model in the 9YF series for this acreage. At 10 acres of hay at 1.5 tons per acre and 20kg average bale weight, the total season output is approximately 750 bales — achievable in a single baling day with the 9YF-1700 at moderate forward speed. The machine does not require a large tractor investment, fits through standard farm gateways, and stores alongside normal compact tractor implements without requiring extra shed space. The cost-effectiveness depends on the alternative: if you currently purchase hay at retail prices and have the land to grow it, the 9YF-1700 can pay back its cost within 3–5 years for a operation that produces and sells or uses 500+ bales per year. If you bale fewer than 200 bales per year, a custom baling service at the per-bale rate may be more economical than ownership — calculate both options against your specific volume and local market pricing.
What is the narrowest gate or doorway the 9YF-1700 can pass through?+
The 9YF-1700 at 2,500mm overall machine width requires a clear opening of at least 2,600mm — 100mm wider than the machine — to pass through without forcing contact with gate posts or doorways. Standard U.S. farm field gates are typically 10–14 feet wide (3.0–4.3m), which provides ample clearance. Standard single barn doors vary widely but are often 8–10 feet (2.4–3.0m) — the 9YF-1700 passes through an 8-foot (2,440mm) door with very little clearance; a 10-foot (3,048mm) door is comfortable. For operations where specific narrow gateway or door widths are a constraint, measure your tightest access point before purchasing and verify it provides at least 2,600mm clear width. This is the narrowest square baler in the 9YF series, but it is still a 2.5m wide machine — it is not a compact mini-baler and will not pass through standard residential or single-vehicle gates.
Can the 9YF-1700 bale alfalfa, and is it better for alfalfa than a round baler at this scale?+
The 9YF-1700 handles dry alfalfa at 14–18% moisture effectively in normal flat-field conditions. For small-scale alfalfa production for on-farm use or direct sale to horse or small livestock owners, the small square format from the 9YF-1700 has several advantages over round bales at this scale. Small square bales of alfalfa can be stacked in tack rooms and low-ceiling barns where 1.0–1.4m diameter round bales do not fit. Individual small square bale weights of 18–30kg in dry alfalfa match well to the daily feeding needs of 1–4 horses or small ruminant groups, whereas a round bale of 200–500kg requires feeding management to prevent waste when the group is small. Retail sale to horse owners and feed stores also strongly favours small square format — round alfalfa bales are not a retail product in most markets. For operations producing 50+ acres of alfalfa for commercial hay sale in volume, the larger capacity and outdoor storage capability of net-wrapped round balers may be more economical despite the format preference — but for the typical small hobby farm alfalfa producer, the 9YF-1700 small square format is the more practical choice.
How do I set the correct bale length on the 9YF-1700?+
Bale length on square balers is controlled by the star wheel trip mechanism — a toothed wheel that contacts the incoming crop and triggers the knotting cycle when a set length of material has passed. Adjusting the star wheel position changes the bale length: more teeth engaged between trip events produces longer bales; fewer teeth produces shorter bales. The practical effect is that shorter bales weigh less per bale and are easier to handle manually, while longer bales produce fewer bales per acre and reduce the number of knotter cycles the machine completes per hour. For retail hay sold by the bale, a consistent mid-length bale in the 20–28kg range is typically the best commercial size — heavy enough to be worth buying individually, light enough that the customer can carry it without difficulty. Set the trip mechanism per the operator manual specification and run 10 test bales from the first windrow to verify weight before committing to a full field pass.
Does the 9YF-1700 need specific tractor hydraulics, or just PTO connection?+
The 9YF-1700 is driven by the tractor PTO at 540rpm and connected via a standard drawbar hitch. The base machine does not require tractor remote hydraulics for its primary baling function — the baling cycle is entirely mechanical and PTO-driven. However, if the machine is equipped with a pickup height adjustment cylinder (verify the specific configuration on the machine you purchase), one remote hydraulic outlet is needed to raise and lower the pickup during transport and at headland turns. Most compact utility tractors in the 40–60HP class have at least one rear remote outlet available. If your tractor has no rear remote outlets, verify with us before purchasing whether the specific 9YF-1700 configuration requires hydraulic connection for the pickup or any other function. The hitching connection uses a standard drawbar ball or pin — confirm the drawbar type and dimensions match before connecting for the first time.

What Customers Say About the 9YF-1700

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Brian Kowalczyk
Wisconsin | Hobby Farm, 18 Acres Hay
★★★★★

I have a 48HP compact tractor and was told by two dealers the other square balers in this range were too heavy for it. The 9YF-1700 at 40HP minimum was genuinely designed for my situation. It bales my 18 acres of mixed grass hay in a single day and the bales are perfect for my 10 goats — right around 18–22kg each. My barn has low clearance so small square bales are the only format that stacks efficiently in my space. The machine has worked without fault for two seasons.

购买日期：2024年春季 | 已验证购买
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Nancy Flores
New Mexico | Horse Property, 22 Acres Alfalfa
★★★★★

Three horses on 22 acres of alfalfa and a 50HP utility tractor — the 9YF-1700 was built for exactly this. I produce my own alfalfa hay in small squares and my horses eat without the waste I had when I was buying large round bales and opening them in the paddock. The bale weight of about 22–26kg means my barn helper and I can stack without any equipment. The machine has been completely trouble-free and the knotters tie consistently every bale.

购买时间：2022年秋季 | 已验证购买
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Greg Thornton
Kentucky | Farm with Narrow Gateways, 35 Acres
★★★★☆

My farm has old stone wall field boundaries with gateways barely 2.6 meters wide. None of the wider square balers would fit through without risk. The 9YF-1700 at 2,500mm overall width passes through my tightest gateway with about 5cm each side — enough to work safely. Bale quality is good and the production rate on 35 acres is manageable in 2 half-days per cutting. The one limitation is in very heavy fescue where I need to reduce speed more than I would like, but for my lighter grass fields it runs at good pace.

购买时间：2023年夏季 | 已验证购买
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Tina Bergstrom
Minnesota | Sheep Farm, Wheat Straw and Hay
★★★★★

I keep 45 sheep and bale my own wheat straw and mixed hay on 30 acres. The 9YF-1700 is the right size for our operation — manageable on the 52HP tractor, produces bales the sheep barn helpers can handle without a loader, and stores flat in my implement shed alongside the other compact equipment. The bales are clean, the knotters are reliable, and the machine starts each season without drama. Everything about it suits a small farm that does not need a commercial-scale machine but does need a dependable one.

购买时间：2023年春季 | 已验证购买

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✦ 40HP minimum — widest tractor range in the series
✦ 1,700mm pickup · 460×360mm · auto rope
✦ 1,750kg · 2,500mm wide · compact storage
✦ 2×D-type knotters · same bale as wider models

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