What Size Net Wrap Fits a John Deere 569? (64″ or 67″ Guide)

By the XES Netting team — bale net-wrap manufacturer · Updated May 31, 2026 · ~4 min read

John Deere 569 net wrap quick specs

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Why 64″ or 67″ is the right size for the 569

The 569 is John Deere's 5-foot variable-chamber baler in the 0M series (2009-2014), positioned between the smaller 4-foot 460M/467 family and the larger 854/855 silage models.

Net wrap width is determined by the chamber width of the baler, not the bale diameter. A 5-ft 0/m-series baler like the John Deere 569 has a chamber that accepts 64″ or 67″ wrap. Going narrower will leave bare patches at the bale edges (water ingress, hay loss); going wider than the chamber's tolerance jams the wrap roller or causes wrinkling.

XES customer service confirms the 5-ft chamber on the 569 natively accepts either width — most US operators run 64-inch; choose 67-inch for slightly more bale-edge overhang.

How many wraps per bale on a

XES guidance based on crop and storage:

• Silage (high moisture, short-term): 3 wraps
• Hay (dry, standard outdoor storage): 4 wraps
• Straw (low cohesion): 5 wraps
• Outdoor storage past 12 months or harsh UV/freeze-thaw: add 1 extra wrap

At the typical settings above, one roll yields approximately 290 bales per roll at 4 wraps per 5-ft bale; roughly 385 at 3 wraps (silage).

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Frequently asked questions

What size net wrap does a John Deere 569 use?

A John Deere 569 accepts either 64-inch (163 cm) or 67-inch (170 cm) net wrap. XES SKU E64X7000G ($239.99) is the standard fit; SKU E67X7000G ($249.99) is the wider option.

Should I pick 64-inch or 67-inch for my 569?

If your hay is going under cover within a few weeks, 64-inch is the standard chamber width and gives a clean, square-edge bale. If you store bales outdoors for 6+ months, 67-inch overhangs slightly and provides extra edge protection against rain ingress.

Do I need any kit on my 569 to run XES net wrap?

No. The 569 chamber accepts XES net wrap without any modification.

How many bales will one roll of XES 64-inch net wrap make on a 569?

One 7,000-ft roll yields approximately 290 bales per roll at 4 wraps per 5-ft bale; roughly 385 at 3 wraps (silage).

Is XES net wrap a CoverEdge alternative for the 569?

XES is a high-quality standard net wrap that fits the 569 chamber. CoverEdge is an OEM-branded edge-to-edge product. For balers that accept either, XES delivers similar field performance at 30-50% lower cost.

Why XES net wrap is the right pick

• 680 lb breaking strength — handles dense bales without splitting.
• DLG-certified (German Agricultural Society Report #7439) — independently tested.
• Factory-direct pricing — 30-50% under dealer wrap.
• 12-month UV protection — bales hold shape even outdoors.
• Free US shipping — delivered to your farm at no extra cost.
• Pallet pricing available — 16 or 20 rolls with free freight, ideal for co-ops and large operations.

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Inline photo: John Deere 7420 with 567 baler by Bill Burris, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.