Specification	Detail
Model	9YG-2.24D (S9000)
Pick-up Width	2,240 mm
Bale Diameter	1,300 mm
Bale Width	1,400 mm
Power Required	55–100 kW
Output	40–100 bales/hr
Bale Density	100–200 kg/m³
Gearbox	Dual 90° rotating
Net Wrap	Automatic
Machine Weight	Approx. 4,200 kg
Feeding System	Axial-flow semi-forced
Density Control	Electronic sensor

Commercial Multi-Crop Output with Dual Gearbox Technology

The Ever-Power 9YG-2.24D (S9000) delivers the dual 90° rotating gearbox technology of the S9000 Pro in a commercial configuration suited to operations that regularly transition between hay, straw, and corn stalk baling across the year. The dual gearbox — one of the most significant engineering differentiators in the Ever-Power range — enables tight headland turns at full operating power, eliminating the time lost to drive disengagement during field direction changes.

With a 2,240 mm pick-up width, the 9YG-2.24D gathers full-width windrows from disc mowers and wide-profile rakes in a single pass. The axial-flow feeding system directs material into the compression chamber without the bottleneck resistance that causes blockages in conventional feed designs, maintaining consistent throughput even in thick or tangled windrow conditions.

Dual Gearbox: Continuous PTO Through Headland Turns

The dual 90° rotating gearbox is the 9YG-2.24D's defining engineering feature. Conventional round balers require PTO disengagement before tight headland turns and re-engagement after. On a 200-hectare property with rows of 300–400 metres, this sequence happens 30–50 times per day — each instance is dead time where no bales are made.

The dual gearbox rotates 90 degrees left and right independently, allowing the tractor and baler to complete full headland U-turns at working speed without interrupting PTO power. On a full operating day with frequent headlands, this increases effective output by 8–15% versus comparable balers without dual gearbox technology. For commercial operations and contractors, the accumulated time saving across a season is material additional revenue capacity from the same machine.

Axial-Flow Feeding and Sensor Density Control

The 9YG-2.24D shares the axial-flow semi-forced feeding system and electronic sensor density control with the S9000 Pro and Classic. Axial-flow feeding reduces blockage frequency by 50% versus passive-feed designs — the dominant operational reliability improvement that distinguishes commercial-class balers from entry-level alternatives. Sensor density control automatically maintains target density between 100 and 200 kg/m³ throughout the baling cycle, compensating for windrow thickness variation and crop moisture changes without operator intervention.

Crop Applications

• Hay and Lucerne: Sensor density control produces consistent commercial-grade bales suitable for direct sale from the paddock.
• Corn Stalk (Cut and Raked): Standard spring-tooth pick-up handles cut and raked corn stalk effectively across wet and dry conditions.
• Wheat and Barley Straw: Axial-flow feeding manages abrasive dry straw without the blockage rates that disrupt conventional designs.
• Silage: High-pressure compression chamber and consistent density support reliable silage fermentation when paired with the 9YCM-850 wrapper.
• Mixed Pasture: Broad pick-up and consistent feeding handle Argentine native grassland density variation in a single pass.

Why Ever-Power: Verifiable Credentials

Ever-Power Forage Baler S.A. holds ISO 9001:2015 certification (audited by Beijing United Certification), National High-Tech Enterprise recognition (Cert. GR202315000192), and over 100 registered technology patents covering the dual gearbox rotation, axial-flow feeding, and sensor density control systems. Two consecutive years of category market leadership, AAA Credit Enterprise rating, and the AGMA Best Innovation Award 2023 provide independently verifiable credentials.

Real-World Operating Scenario

A commercial contracting operation in Córdoba Province servicing 12–18 client properties per season across a 200 km radius uses the 9YG-2.24D as its primary baler. The contractor's schedule covers spring lucerne (October–December), summer wheat straw (December–February), and autumn corn stalk (March–May) at different client properties. The 9YG-2.24D's multi-crop handling capability with the standard configuration means no head changes or recalibration between client jobs — the same machine delivers consistent output specifications across all three crop categories. The dual gearbox advantage shows up directly in daily output capacity — on large paddocks with frequent headland turns, the time saved at each headland accumulates into measurable additional jobs completed per season.

Technical Deep Dive: Field Operation

The 9YG-2.24D's field operating sequence: operator sets target bale density on the control panel (150–180 kg/m³ for commercial hay, 160–200 kg/m³ for silage, 80–130 kg/m³ for corn stalk). The machine enters the windrow at 6–12 km/h depending on density. As the 2,240 mm pick-up gathers material from the full windrow width, the axial-flow feeding directs it into the fixed compression chamber. Progressive compression builds bale density. The sensor monitors compression resistance and triggers net wrap when target is reached. The bale is wrapped, the rear door opens, and the bale is deposited. From first material entry to bale deposit: 60–90 seconds at maximum throughput.

At the headland, the dual gearbox rotates 90 degrees to maintain PTO alignment through the tractor's U-turn. The chamber continues operating, the pick-up remains ready, and the machine arrives at the next windrow already at full operating state — not in a restart sequence.

Integration with the Ever-Power Range

The 9YG-2.24D pairs with the 9GQY-3.2 mower conditioner for front-end cutting and conditioning, the 9LH-12 transverse rake or finger wheel rakes for windrow formation, the 9YCM-850 baler-wrapper for one-pass silage production, and the 9JYY-4.5 heavy-duty bale transporter for high-volume bale logistics. The complete chain provides matched 2,240 mm working widths and consistent bale dimensions compatible with all downstream handling equipment.

Total Cost of Ownership

For commercial operations baling 1,500–2,500 bales per season, the 9YG-2.24D delivers favourable total cost of ownership through the combined benefits of dual gearbox headland efficiency, axial-flow blockage reduction, and ISO-certified construction durability. Annual maintenance typically runs 2–4% of purchase price. The dual gearbox technology's 8–15% daily output improvement on flat paddocks translates directly to increased per-machine revenue capacity for contracting operations.

Pre-Purchase Checklist

• Tractor produces at least 55 kW (75 HP) at the PTO — 90–100 kW recommended for maximum throughput
• Annual bale volume justifies dual gearbox advantage — large paddocks with frequent headland turns
• Multi-crop operation benefits from the machine's broad crop handling capability
• Storage and transport infrastructure compatible with 1,300 x 1,400 mm bale format
• Service access supports 5–7 day parts dispatch from Buenos Aires

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the dual gearbox on the 9YG-2.24D differ from the S9000 Pro?

Both use the same dual 90° rotating gearbox system. The 9YG-2.24D (S9000) configuration is functionally equivalent in gearbox design; specification differences relate to weight and hitch configuration.

Can the 9YG-2.24D handle silage baling?

Yes. The high-pressure compression chamber and sensor density system produce bales suitable for film wrapping. For one-pass bale-and-wrap silage production, pair with the 9YCM-850.

What is the minimum tractor power for the 9YG-2.24D?

Minimum is 55 kW (75 HP). For maximum 100 bales/hr throughput, a tractor producing 90–100 kW is recommended.

How long is the production lead time?

Production lead time is typically 30–60 days from order confirmation depending on current schedule. Contact [email protected] for current availability.

What documentation comes with the machine?

English-language operator manual, warranty certificate, certificate of conformity, parts catalogue, and installation checklist. For export, commercial invoice, certificate of origin, and phytosanitary certificate accompany shipment.

Is financing available?

For Argentine buyers, agricultural credit lines through Banco de la Nación Argentina and the Secretaría de Agricultura's equipment financing schemes may apply. We provide all technical documentation required for financing applications on request.

Why Ever‑Power: Verifiable Manufacturer Credentials

Every credential cited for the 9YG-2.24D is independently verifiable. Ever-Power Forage Baler S.A. holds ISO 9001:2015 certification (audited by Beijing United Certification, IATF-accredited), National High-Tech Enterprise recognition (Cert. GR202315000192), and over 100 registered technology patents covering the dual gearbox rotation, axial-flow feeding, and sensor density control systems. Two consecutive years of category market leadership (2023 and 2024), AAA Credit Enterprise rating, and the AGMA Best Innovation Award 2023 provide independently verified quality and market performance credentials. Certificate numbers and patent registration details are available on request for buyer verification.

Regional Application Context

Buenos Aires Province — Pampas Humid Zone

The humid pampas of Buenos Aires Province represent Argentina's most productive forage zone, with deep mollisol soils and annual rainfall of 800–1,200 mm supporting multi-cut improved pasture systems. The 9YG-2.24D's dual gearbox advantage is most valuable here — large flat paddocks with frequent headland turns reward the continuous-power capability with measurable additional daily output.

Córdoba Province — Mixed Farming Transition Zone

Córdoba's mixed crop and livestock systems cycle through spring forage, summer grain residue, and autumn corn stalk collection. The 9YG-2.24D's multi-crop handling capability with the standard configuration covers this seasonal rotation without head changes or recalibration between crop categories.

Santa Fe and Entre Ríos — Dairy Belt

Intensive dairy operations require consistent silage and hay quality. The sensor density system supports the bale density consistency that affects silage fermentation quality and dairy nutrition outcomes.

Patagonia and Semi-Arid Zones — Extensive Operations

Remote large-scale operations benefit from ISO-certified construction and the reduced-maintenance design priorities. Service support is geographically distant in these zones — equipment reliability directly affects operational continuity.

Comparing the 9YG-2.24D to the S9000 Pro

Feature	9YG-2.24D (S9000)	S9000 Pro
Dual Gearbox	Yes — same patented system	Yes — same patented system
Pick-up Width	2,240 mm	2,240 mm
Output	40–100 bales/hr	40–100 bales/hr
Machine Weight	Approx. 4,200 kg	4,570 kg
Bale Format	1,300 × 1,400 mm	1,300 × 1,400 mm
Best For	Mixed-crop commercial farms	Maximum-throughput contractors

Both share identical gearbox technology, axial-flow feeding, and sensor density. The 9YG-2.24D is the value-oriented configuration of the same core technology suite, suited to operations where the marginal additional capacity of the S9000 Pro is not required for the operation's annual bale volume.

Integration with the Ever-Power Range

The 9YG-2.24D pairs with the 9GQY-3.2 mower conditioner for front-end cutting and conditioning, the 9LH-12 transverse rake for windrow consolidation, the 9YCM-850 for silage production, and the 9JYY-4.5 heavy-duty bale transporter for high-volume logistics. For complete forage operations, the matched working widths across the range eliminate the rework that mixed-brand equipment fleets often require.

Five-Year Total Cost of Ownership

Over five seasons at 1,500–2,500 bales per year, the 9YG-2.24D's total cost favours operations that benefit from the dual gearbox's 8–15% daily output improvement on large paddocks. Annual maintenance typically runs 2–4% of purchase price. The axial-flow feeding's 50% blockage reduction recovers measurable operating hours per season. ISO-certified construction supports residual value retention in the secondary market.

Real-World Operating Scenarios

Scenario 1 — Commercial Contractor, Córdoba Province

A contracting operation servicing 12–18 client properties per season uses the 9YG-2.24D as its primary baler. Schedule covers spring lucerne (October–December), summer wheat straw (December–February), and autumn corn stalk (March–May) at different sites. The dual gearbox advantage shows up directly in daily output capacity — on large flat paddocks with frequent headland turns, time saved at each headland accumulates into measurable additional jobs per season. The standard pick-up configuration handles all three crop categories without head changes, eliminating the per-job setup time that would erode contractor productivity.

Scenario 2 — Large Integrated Farm, Buenos Aires Province

An 800-hectare mixed grazing and forage operation runs the 9YG-2.24D alongside other Ever-Power equipment. The full Ever-Power chain — 9GQY-3.2 mower conditioner, 9LH-12 rake, 9YG-2.24D baler, 9JYY-4.5 transporter — provides matched 2,240 mm working widths and compatible output formats that eliminate the operational friction of mixed-brand equipment. After two seasons, the property manager reports the 9YG-2.24D's consistency across the year's crop sequence has reduced the operator training burden — new staff learn one machine that covers all baling tasks rather than mastering multiple specialist tools.

Scenario 3 — Cooperative Operation, Santa Fe Province

A multi-member farming cooperative shares the 9YG-2.24D across five properties totalling 1,200 hectares. The dual gearbox's tolerance for rough handling during inter-property transport, combined with the ISO-certified construction's durability under shared use, supports the high utilisation that cooperative ownership requires. Annual maintenance and bale count tracking against operating hours has shown the machine performing within manufacturer specifications after three seasons of intensive shared use.

Pre-Purchase Qualification

• Tractor produces at least 55 kW (75 HP) at the PTO — 90–100 kW recommended for maximum throughput
• Annual bale volume of 1,200–2,500 bales matches the machine's commercial throughput range
• Operation includes multiple crop categories that benefit from the multi-crop handling capability
• Paddock size and shape benefits from the dual gearbox headland efficiency
• Storage and transport infrastructure compatible with 1,300 × 1,400 mm bale format
• Service access supports 5–7 day parts dispatch from Buenos Aires

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Order and Delivery Process

Day 1–2: enquiry and quotation with CIF price within 24 hours. Day 3–7: order confirmation with deposit, production slot allocated, delivery date confirmed. Day 5–65: production (30–60 days). Quality inspection, documentation preparation, and container loading at our Parque Industrial Pilar facility. Ocean freight from Buenos Aires follows. After port arrival, buyer arranges customs clearance and inland transport. Remote video commissioning support included with every machine.

ISO9001‑Certified Manufacturing

Produced at a 32,000 m² ISO 9001:2015‑certified facility. CNC laser cutting, robotic welding lines, and electrostatic anti‑corrosion coating are standard on every unit. Independent quality inspection before dispatch.