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Beautiful hay! I'm down near Blount County. Looking at a David Brown...are they still ok to get parts for? Need one to bush hog around 12 acres of fields on my place. Found one, just worried about service and parts? Advice or tips on them? Love the look of them.

The one with the sheepsfoot the opposite blade is a spey blade

That little red ford is a nice looking trwctor. Sounds great too.

Nice big fluffy windrows 👍

The blade you’re calling a carpenter’s blade is called a coping blade.

I love your content,, beautiful farm ! Your David Browns are awesome. You may enjoy this. I was raised on a 150 acre farm in western Maryland and learned to drive on a 1958 Ford 801 Select O Speed, Dad then bought two new 1966 David Browns, a 990 selectamatic 6 speed and a 770A selectamatic for me. When i graduated school in 1970 I moved on and Dad then sold the farm. The 770 then went in his garage until his passing in 2003, when I brought it to my garage. I may have the rarest non restored 770 in the USA with only 1750 hours on it. Its totally factory origional and looks new. I replaced the rear tires 5 years ago with new ( Like factory ) 12.4 x 28 Goodyears with the diamond pattern. the front Goodyears, diamond, are origional . The shifter boots and knobs look new and even the steering nuckles have the factory rubber still on them. Factory orange grill and porcelain muffler along with all correct 770 stickers/emblem. It starts and drives like a new one. Its parade quality and looks as if the David Brown dealer just dropped it off new in my garage.

"My dad and I." Always remember, put the other person first. Courtesy is how you remember how to spell or communicate the English language correctly.

I have a 2008 TN70A and they are very nice well Tractors. The only thing I don't like is, the dash is made of thin brittle plastic and cracks easy. Mine has 1600 hrs on it as well and have had it for 5 years.

Flat bed trailer all the way, 10 bales stacks and hauls better than 8 does

Enjoyed the hay videos. Nice first cutting. Have a nice week!

Super video, love that 990.looks to be good Hay.

I got one of the grapple and I use it on a bobcat skid steer and it works very very good.

WHAT!! No BS Background Music😮 Great Video🙋‍♂️

Nice sunset.

I'm a simple man, I see a new Lamb Farms video, I hit the like. 👍

Little Lamb, love your channel. I only have one question. Is your mother's name Mary? As in " Mary had a little lamb" . Keep up the good work.

Need to Fab up a double bale hay spear.this

Nice looking bales even though they’re very small we like to put some hay in our bales

Loading all the hay on one side first is a good way to spring the frame on that light trailor

Get you a semi trailer and park that gooseneck just not built heavy emough

Tractor tires aren’t set wide enough or widows are too wide your driving down the edge of the windrows pickup won’t get it all take the time to do it right

new holland balers always seem to make inconsistent bales and yes worse in lighter crops , but its strange that we changed to a International Harvester baler and its much much better , yes you still get a few but not as bad as the New Holland , these short and long bales can be a small problem when selling hay off the field , some customers can be a bit picky when they see little short bales but I just give them a few extra

Love that new holland it looks like ur riding in luxury I love new holland go new holland

I was trying to find you on ig the other day! Love your videos man

That hayfield looks massive! Looks good.

Hey. Great videos. I just found your channel today and am a new subscriber. I too am in East Tennessee and, if you don’t mind me asking, what part of East Tennessee are you in?

Like your garden 👍🏾 Any farmland for sale in your area?

Good turn out for you. Good job on your video. Love yaaaaaa mean it

What can i do about a family that overgrazes land to a destructive degree, and abuses equipment, and gives no credit to workers and mechanics who try to help, and spends lots of money on unnecessary 'projects' like clearing and reshaping ponds and watershed? It was good before they did anything, now i see it worse off every season.

I don't know why I watch hay cutting videos..I was runnin a 6120 John Deere cutting hay all day today..weather got right..got to take advantage of it. I live 50 miles West of Nashville. Enjoyed your video

How you like your new Holland

Why are you buying hay, I thought you sold all your hay

I agreed about the new holland balers not being 100% consistent on the bales. The farm I help out at has a NH (can't remember the model) , but I noticed unloading wagons that there was some inconsistencies

I'm digging that New Holland tractor brother, happy for you. Hard work deff pays off. Who knows where ypur operation will be in another 5 years. 💪

Love your videos! Keep up the good work. Kind of see myself in you. Loved the farm life in my younger days. GOD bless young man!!!!🙏

Thanks for the great education on what the numbers mean on the tang stamps!

Are you selling the baler ot the tractor? Great video. I'm getting ready to cut my hay ad well. But we got some badley needed rain here in Northern New Mexico Great bible verse 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

Nice view

I was wondering how well your Ford pulled that tiller. Everything I've read in forums says that on the 601s, even in first gear it's too fast for the tiller.

That little TL80 New Holland is deff a handy size little tractor for haying

This is very relaxing to watch

I've got a Ford 671 that leaked from the bottom of the axle housing that bolts to the rear end so that is most likely where it is leaking and you can find the seals at Steiner tractor parts there not to expensive.

Very cool video I like the 1210 David Brown because I never saw one Four wheel drive looks very cool My Son in law he used to own one too but was the 1212 to wheel drive and was a very good also thanks for the good video mate cheers

Good choice mate for choosing the New Holland tractor looks good one I do own one too and I’m very happy cheers 👍💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪

Born and raised in Rogersville tn. I am sure you have heard of that town!

Seems kind of dry to be running a tedder through if its got a lot of clover in it, but could just be the angle of the camera.

I have a sister and niece that live in Tennessee

I try to be better at checking fluids etc, but sometimes when I'm in a hurry to get in the field I fail at this...must get better LOL

now that is a real step up for you she runs that mower like its not there by the sound , very nice , hope she goes well , looking forward to see how it goes

loving the new tractor very very nice