The 9YFW-2.2 straw feed baler, newly developed and produced by Liaoning Zizhu Smart Agricultural Equipment Co., Ltd., is suitable for various straws such as corn stalks, wheat straws, and pasture grasses that are upright, manually cut down, or harvested by harvesters. It can complete all operations of collection, chopping, soil removal, and compaction into bundles in one go.
The straw feed baler, towed by a tractor and powered simultaneously, is suitable for operations in any region. It requires a tractor with a power output of 150 horsepower or more to drive the operation. The equipment has a simple structure and a very low failure rate. The baling part features automatic weighing, automatic bale output, and a secondary compression function, which is simple and precise. The weight of the bale can be set freely.
The straw feed baler can be used in animal husbandry, silage, paper making, combustion for power generation, etc. This machine features compact structure, wide application range, high operational efficiency, large bale compression ratio, and high density. This straw feed pickup and baling machine is very suitable for large farms, cooperatives, herbivore farms, and household use.


| Parameter Items | Unit | 9YFW-2.2 |
| Outline Dimensions (Length*Width*Height) | (mm) | 5371×3088×3945 |
| Supporting Power | (kW) | 110~165Tractor PTO Shaft 720 |
| Attachment Method | / | Traction type |
| Total Weight | (kg) | 5818 |
| Bale Specifications | (mm) | 800×450×350(slightly inflated) |
| Bale Packing Type | / | Plastic bags, nylon woven bags, mesh bag |
| Packing Method | / | Manual bagging, automatic mesh wrapping |
| Pickup Width | (mm) | 2200 |
| Pickup Structure Type | / | Hammer Claw |
| Number of Pickup Tines | (Piece) | 22 |
| Feeder Structure Type | / | Spiral Continuous Feeding Mechanism |
| Width Between Inner Baffles | (mm) | 2200 |
| Straw Bale Length | (mm) | 800 |
| Straw Bale Density | (kg/m³) | ≥130 |
| Compression Chamber Cross-Section Area (Width × Height) | (mm) | 340×440 |
| Wheelbase | (mm) | 1950 |