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STANDARD DRUM

SPP-7509 | SPP-9109

Standard Drum
SPP-7509
Loaded Weight7,471 lbs / 3,389 kg
Drum Diameter34" (86.4 cm)
Total Width108" (274 cm)
A straightforward, high-density packer built for consistent performance across bunker silos and flat ground piles. The everyday workhorse for Canadian dairy farmers.
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Standard Drum
SPP-9109
Loaded Weight9,120 lbs / 4,137 kg
Drum Diameter38" (96.5 cm)
Total Width108" (274 cm)
The heavier standard drum option with a larger diameter drum for operations that need more pressure per pass on flat ground piles and bunker silos.
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FLEX WING

SPP-11.018 | SPP-15.018

Flex Wing
SPP-11.018
Loaded Weight11,404 lbs / 5,173 kg
Center Diameter34" (86.4 cm)
Wing Diameter30" (76.2 cm)
Total Width210" (533 cm)
Max Wing Angle45° downward
Built for high-throughput silage operations — feedlots and custom forage operators who need maximum coverage and consistent compaction across every pass.
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Flex Wing
SPP-15.018
Loaded Weight14,507 lbs / 6,580 kg
Center Diameter38" (96.5 cm)
Wing Diameter34" (86.4 cm)
Total Width210" (533 cm)
Max Wing Angle45° downward
BORGH's top-of-the-line flex wing packer. Maximum packing pressure, maximum coverage — for the largest silage operations where compaction density is non-negotiable.
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TIRES DRIVE SPOILAGE.

WHY USE A SILAGE PILE PACKER?

Wide duals, tracks, and LSW super singles all share one goal, low ground pressure to float over soft soils. But when it comes to silage pile preservation, flotation tires work against you. Today's high-throughput forage harvesters demand more from your packing, and conventional tires can't deliver. They deform under load, leaving air pockets that drive spoilage and feed loss.

BORGH's silage packers features a solid-fill steel drum which holds its shape under full pressure, delivering consistent, wall-to-wall compaction that flotation tires can't match. Proven in European operations for decades. Now built in Alberta by BORGH.

Higher Packing Density
More pressure per pass means more tonnes per cubic metre — and more forage stored in the same pile footprint.
Less Spoilage, Better Feed
Better fermentation means more energy-dense feed at open-up — less purchased feed, healthier animals, stronger margins.
Edge-to-Edge Coverage
Full working width contact on every pass — including the pile edges and bunker corners that tire packers routinely miss.
Proven Technology
Proven in European operations for decades. Now built in Alberta by BORGH with Canadian steel.
Comparison of two compaction models: the BORGH SPP silage pile packer model with 55 PSI of packing pressure, and a standard 4WD tractor with only 5 PSI of packing pressure, both on a silage pile.

+50 PSI

MORE PACKING PRESSURE THAN CONVENTIONAL TIRES.

HOW DOES A SILAGE PACKER WORK?

BORGH Silage Packers have a heavy steel solid-fill drum with steel discs that attaches to the 3-point hitch of your tractor and pushes down into the pile, compacting freshly laid forage as you drive across. Unlike conventional tires, our SPP models hold their shape and distributes weight consistently from one end to the other.

The result is a denser, more uniform pack that limits oxygen infiltration during fermentation — protecting dry matter, preserving energy content, and giving you higher-quality feed at feed-out. For any operation with considerable silage volume, a silage pile packer is a no-brainer. Built to handle high silage throughput, season after season.

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See the difference 50 PSI more packing pressure makes for yourself by requesting a demo. We’ll bring an SPP model right to your farm to show you how it works.

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BUILT FROM CANADIAN STEEL, MADE IN ALBERTA

QUALITY WE STAMP OUR NAME ON

Every BORGH Silage Packer is designed from real farm experience and backed by a 24-month warranty against manufacturing defects on every model.

If something is off, you call or text us directly. No run around, just equipment that works and a team that stands behind it.