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I did same but use a a/c condensor its way bigger. Like 30inches wide and 20inch tall. Inlet Temps are 220ish Oulet temps are 85-95. Works great. 2005 f150 a/c condensor come with 90degree lines attached to condensor. Made setup super easy.

My new to me 08 575 gave me hell this weekend. Finally got it to make knots after several missed bales. Then we snapped a shear bolt - I think it was too much material that caused it combined with weak shear bolts.

You are certainly providing some useful information…thank you for producing these videos.

Good job

P.S. that haybine has to be the cleanest i have seen

Also do not buy a haybine unless it's a hesston 1110/20, case 8330 or mf1459! Joking but seriously a good series of mowers. No wobble box, easy belt changes and ticor or rubber on steel rollers that hold up better than New Holland. That said there are a pile more new Holland in my area out there for sale.

I couldn't believe anyone would mess about like this. Cheep bungee cords or a mate pulling the strings from the end of the chute is surely obvious! Sorry to be negative but that was just weird😅 ps the strings can be as long as you like, just pull them out the back then trip the knotter😊

How many times has the line wore in the head? That is the question.

Think about trying to use a sickle. You weren’t joking about how long it got.

Had the same issue with the side to side motion. Unfortunately the rain was coming and ran with it that way. The sprocket that drives it, shattered and sent it all over the place. Thank goodness it’s fixable but the cost is outrageous. Doing stupid things to get the stupid rewards. Thank you for showing this so I can try to get mine back together!

Where did you buy tracks they look new been waiting a year almost for a set

Good fix bud. Next cut is going to be easy peasy.

Make a new crop separator. Mine did not have a crop separator and it would get hung on the end of the reel you may of saw some of my Facebook post about it but I made one out of flat bar and it works a lot better now.

Wow, it looks great!! A good fabricating/welding person is worth their weight in gold. Glad to see this.

I’ll be 56 next month. We just baled 540 off of about 4.5 acres. It was tough and a lot to ask of my help. Yes I know, back in the old days, everyone bale 2k bales a day all summer long. There was just 4 of us and three of us are over 50. Enjoy your videos and God bless.

So I made essentially this same setup, except I have an IR compressor(175psi). But instead of running a single filter after the Derale radiator I ran a 3 stage Nanpu set from Amazon. Filter, coalescing then desiccant dryer then into the tank. Within 3 seconds of turning it out the 1st filter stage of the Nanpu blew apart. Looks like three of the metal lugs holding the bowl cannister on had just sheared off. The cannister flew down and smashed into the floor with all the plastic parts busting everywhere. Dented the metal cannister also and a small piece of something had flown by my head. I think it was one of the lugs. My first thought was that the nanpu, which I'm sure is cheap chinese pot metal, had a stress fracture in it. My second thought was that having all three stages inline created to much back pressure and the 1st stage gave way. I am using 1/2" NPT so the lines are big enough. It was probably a combo of those two items. My goal was to have the air as dry as possible going into the tank. But when I replumb it I think I'll go with just a 1st stage filter/regulator and put the coalescing and desiccant filters after the tank. Also, posted this as a warning to anyone else trying it. Take precautions when starting it up the first time with any modifications, like turning it on from the break far away from the compressor! ha.

With 16 180 degree bends and 16 feet of 3/8 line, do you notice any pressure drop while in use, or volume restriction?

Early 40’s now. I’m gonna say it. I miss square bailing thousands of bales a season when I was younger.

You guys already know this but, Josh is super awesome guy. I have watched all his videos and watched others. While his videos are top notch in my opinion, I had an issue with my 273 today and I posted about it. Josh not only stayed up late helping me prep my mind for the dreaded day ahead (I got hardly any sleep at all), but he also stayed with me practically most of the morning going over knotter timing and several other issues with me. Josh practically got my baler going with a blind fold on from the other side the country! In the end it was his thought to check the knotter brake that got me going. I got the last bit baled thankfully. But I’ll be replacing brakes before second cut. Thanks Josh.

One of the Dumbest things I ever watched on here........

Not sure who told or showed you this method !!!! but People """""NEVER """" put your hand in a running baler !!!!! this method is totally WRONG....

Hard work, but rewarding I say!

That is a beautiful hay field!!

I am in Pennsylvania and I have been wanting to get into harvesting hay. I have been looking for a self propelled hyaline that I can restore and upgrade with some decent light bars and air conditioning. I grew up working on a dairy farm and my earliest memories were getting up at 4am and going out and running the tetter on the back of the diesel Ford tractor and then going out later in the day after the hay dries and rake it up and then bale the Timothy. I was always one of the team that would bale and stay the Alfalfa and afterwards blow huge black snots out of our collective noses with the dust...I am a PhD chemical engineer now and I miss those days .

You found one of the awesome versions of these cabinets. I found one on Marketplace for $75 and I have been planning on upgrading it. Thank you for sharing the build information...

Great job.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Could you do a update about if you like it and if it's accurate?

Great job! I just got the first cutting baled and away a few hours ago. Was planning on bailing the next day but forecast changed. You are right the sun and especially a nice breeze works wonders. Really like that Tedder you have too!

I have noticed when we first Ted the field the Hay fluffs up in clumps, as it drys it lies down... We have quite large amount of Hay we have 4 tedders.. 2 4 basket, 1 6 basket and 1 8 basket,,,,

Phew, glad you got this up! I’m here for the “ode to tedder” - it’s all about how you use it, and sometimes it’s just so thick that you have to hit it every 2-3 hours. When the top is crispy and the bottom is still wet/green, and rain is coming, i agree that waiting won’t do much good. Anyhow, glad you got it! Hope the tedder breakdown isn’t too bad! (If it doesn’t have a name yet, I vote Chewy 😂).

When you set your tedder, do you have the tines actually scraping the ground?

Same boat here. Cut yesterday, there was a 58% chance of rain, This morning is now 89%, but hoping its the light misting type and not downpours. I have 5 fields cut that I will need to ted tomorrow and hope for the best. I have a two basket so takes twice as long. The bad part is we have had so much rain that the ground moisture is high which causes the hay to absorb it from underneath. I thought my last cutting was dry enough to bale, raked it into rows and by the time I got it all baled it went from 12% to up to 40%. I have a few bales in the barn that have left wet spots on the floor. They aren't cooking so thats a good thing.

This is the reason why I don't like Heston tedder instead of New Holland 163 Tedder, this tedder is better for Heavy hay and wet spot and did better job instead of heston tedder

Great video as always and very timely for me! Never used a tedder on the farm. With your 4-basket one about how many acres can you do in an hour in normal hay?

Great job. I agree with you about sun vs heat. Just as important though is wind. A nice breeze can make up for a lack of both sun and heat sometimes.

How many acres do you crop love watching your videos

Awesome video. I have finally found someone with the same exact thoughts on teddering!

I didn't see it mentioned in the comments but i believe your pickup chain is installed incorrectly. The rear drive sprocket turns clockwise. The chain should travel from the bottom of the rear drive sprocket over the top of the front pickup sprocket (so that the chain will pull directly on the top of the pickup sprocket to reverse the direction) and then on to the lower idler and up and over the upper tensioner and back to the top of the rear drive sprocket. I'm looking at the nh269 factory op manual for my baler and it has an illustration (figure 55 on page 37) showing the routing.

Great video! And what a beautiful field. Does this mean the haybine is fixed? (🤞🏻🤞🏻). Or was this the fateful day?

Your video answered my issue with my 479. Thank you

I live for stuff like this 🙌 Thanks a ton for showing us how!

10:07 great video. Show more and tell less and no block needed, either turned to the right or have that pick up side of the Baylor down the hill and it will slide right over. I’ve been bailing with a 315 for 40 years.

your efforts are appreciated and I thank you for taking the time to pass knowledge forward. we have this wonderful vehicle for sharing knowledge with the internet, and all too often the resource is completely squandered.

Awesome video, thanks!

That’s a great video and camera work. The New Holland is doing a fine job cutting that hay…👍

I have the exact same cuternerds a belt. I dont think i can handle changing tjat myself.

Do you ever sharpen the twine knives on your square balers? If so, how? File, flapper wheel? Do they need to be razor sharp? Thanks

Damn this farming simulator looks so realistic, is this on PC?

Super looking hay.