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What about the travel can’t get mine to travel far enough

Sounds like 14-15 stokes per bale. Just about right.

Congratulations on getting some hay up nothing up here in Southeastern Michigan yet we’re in a pretty good wet pattern. I don’t see any hay getting put up in the near week to two weeks.

How does one pound out 7 bails in 1 minute?

Thanks for the video, just acquired a 315 but having a hard time getting sprocket off to replace bearing as rear bearing seal is gone and it’s missing some ball bearings. Noticed shaft has a snap ring on front of baler, does not seem that shaft removes easily. Was your sprocket hard to remove, any trick that helped? Keep up the great videos!

I had some sparse spots from drought and this Spring I scratched the ground with a harrow and broadcasted Orchard and Alfalfa and then I fertilized real good. Hope it works.

God bless america!

Question, after stacking your bales in storage in hay barn, and since they are on pallets, if you get a client that wants a bundle delivered nearby to where you live, can you back up to the bundle in the hay shed, and pick up an entire bundle for delivery.

So how did you get the feeder bearing bar off of the feeder bar?

Boys it sounds to me that the old girl has dropped a cylinder or two. Probably why she is smoking so much… not the turbo. Good luck. Thanks for the video. Love to see the old machines working.

Nice video, thanks for sharing! I have a quick question (mine is a Gehl 5640, but looks very much like yours)... I am suspecting a faulty flywheel-to-pump plastic coupler since I have no pressure anywhere. Just as a first step, I pulled off just the little aux pump on the end of the stack (I believe is the pump for the loader), and then I crank over the engine (using remote starter button and watching the shaft), I'm seeing the shaft (coupler with the splines on the inside), not turning when cranking over engine. Am I correct to assume this shaft should turn with the engine at all times? In other words, do all those shafts in the other pumps just pass through so all pumps should turn along with the flywheel?

How did you run the wires for the baler monitor? Did you run it up to the front of the hood directly to the battery?

Where i can buy machine like that?

Hi sir If my bails on one side not tight enough what could be the problem ?

Hi sir my bailer is almost the same as yours. I have an case sb541 almost like nh 575 is there a video for annual maintenance ? I am having a banana shape bails, can you help me on how to stop it. I have no experience

Hello & thank you for sharing.

Don't know you made a video, you did nothing special, & your stacks on your pu make your video even worse

i like your ford 7600 my dad got a ford 3000

I am doing a few acres of spring triticale, have you guys ever planted it?

We don’t see a lot of pearl millet around… how did it turn out?

Cades wide awake at 5am. He’s excited.

What can u spray on teff grass for weeds? Thinking about growing it in upstate South Carolina.

Extremely helpful. Thank you

I spent darn near 23 yrs on those 20's & 25's, seriesB,C,E & G's dozers as well as scraper tractors,with cable control not hydraulic for the scrapers..Actually have about 14 of the 20's & 25's in the yard still..Fine older tractors!! The newer equipment is nice for creature comforts,but,when electronics start going out,the older mechanical equipment just keeps going lol..

Looks good

Why not just bale into a wagon?

Love the video. Thanks for coming out and for all the help

Thank you for sharing on this cold winter's day my friend. Very enjoyable to watch, good looking stand & a nice clean job of harvesting w/ some beautiful straw out there too.

Glad your back. Enjoy your videos.

A mention of my HattCreek Farm folks would be appreciated as we need the subscribers & support to monetize!!! My Farm Family here just love your videos working on things because they’re so instructional!!!

Hadn’t seen a video from you in a while, was wondering if something might’ve happened!!

I have a question concerning the wire fencing you use in between the bales. You said you cut them I believe at 6 feet in lengths, do you then cut any of the wire and turn them down into the hay for better grip or just keep the wire flat?

Solid video, I’ve got a 4840 that was in a light fire..hoping my hydraulics are salvageable, I repowered it and trying to understand all the solenoids and re wiring things. My pump seems to be building pressure but not circulating…any thoughts on that?

Thanks alot for showing and explaining

I have a case IH sb541 that has given me trouble from day one even though I’ve moved thousands by hand I’m still pretty new to running square balers and am looking for help adjusting it because I can’t get my bales out square as in one side is too loose. I have also been having problems with the knotters recently but I think that is a problem for too much grease

Forgot to mention that the tractor I am referring to is your Duetz Allis. Thankyou.

Please make a video of your tractor. A walk around and a look under the hood. Please let us know how you like it and have you had any problems with it and would you recommend one. Thankyou.

Bales with net wrap no sheds

Wow I can't believe they make equipment steel to plastic??! Will you replace the steel piece?

You need to invest in a rotor hay rake I think it would solve a lot of baler problems .looks like to me you have figured out the hard stuff. used 10 foot rotor are fairly reasonable priced best money you will spend. I truly believe that

Last I seen on UA-cam 29,000 is a lot of money for for brand new baler Without the thrower, i haven't turned Hay since I was a kid Probably 40 years ago. The equipment hasn't changed much though, & I couldn't tell you about the different series of New Holland, but that's what we used to use. The baie thrower used a gasoline engine, noisy son of a bitch. I like the ones that have the shaft that goes all the way back to the thrower. All the videos that I've seen about keeping the balers up Have been pretty straightforward. It sounds like something that a person could get out and make a little money with, even myself. If a person got himself a service truck and you stocked parts for different kind of balers, Even the John Deers, you could probably make a little money on the side keeping on everybody's equipment up. Nice job

Very good video. I noticed your hydraulic fittings on each side is that a new style cause my hydraulic couplers I have such a hard time putting them back in any secrets out of them or is that a easier fitting you have on your tractor?

Please get someonr to man the camera because these damn rideon videos are useless. We want to look at your equipment work.

Thanks for making this.

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In Europe, after the Vicon Lely type machine ( wheel rake), came the PZ Haybob, the HayBlitz, and the Gemini Lely. Now multi rotor tenders are the norm. Those Krone are very good, and for some reason never break a tine.

did you get your stacks to stand? the pallets should help, a rack to lean on helps too since we started using pallets they stacks stand on their own with out a tie in there we run 3 - 1010 wagons and can load in about 15 min the rack free stands and can be recovered and move by a wagon

I’m about to build a hay squeeze what size cylinders did you use?