I worked with a 328 baler in the late 70-ies, early 80-ies. I loved working with it. It ran very smooth, made very good and firm bales and it almost never had any issues. We also baled for other farmers with it. Great machine.
Hello I'm surprised I have not seen this earlier but it is what it is. Enjoyed this thankyou. When I was a kid we made alot of hay hope to watch more get to know you. Have a great day.
Thanks for watching!! Growing up we did a lot of hay for ourselves and did even more custom hay work. Putting up hay was how I made money during high school.
Nice baler. Don't know how accurate that counter is either but, somebody has a lot of bales to pick up & put in the barn. LOL Those were some healthy looking windrows, that's for sure. Thanks for the ride along & sharing with us. Take care.
Counter was right on. Between me and my Son-n-Law we've put up 1200 bale the last 2 days and haven't had to handle any by hand yet. Hay is turning out good. Thanks for watching!!!
had an uncle who bought one new at very reduced price as it wouldnt tie knots....got it home and found out the dealership didnt know how to set timing of needles. He had it corrected in half a day,,,used it many years....and yes,,,he had lotsa bales to pick up but it sure was easier than doing it with a pitch fork and mule rake that he had used prior. I remember those days, pitching hay onto a wagon while walking aside, with one guy on top to walk around to pack it. Then to the barn to do it all over again as you pitched it allllll over head into the loft. What a hot, dusty job!!! You guys who have never done this dont know how much fun you are missing....
Yes it's running off 540. The 328 runs around 10 strokes per minute slower than the 359, 338,348 ect. I didn't realize it until after had bought it. I've learned to slow down and not push it to make better bales. Thanks for watching!!
That baler will flat eat the hay. Our old New Holland 315 about A2 with the John Deere 4230 is all you could run with it. Most of the time you were in A1 and having to use the clutch to keep from choking it up.
The best baler I've ever used is a 311 New Holland. IT would take hay a lot better than the John Deere does. I Baled 650 bale Friday and never could get faster than A2. Thanks for watching!!
This is the first hay I baled with this baler. I had a New Holland and it would take the hay that fast. Thought this one would to. I have learned to slow down with the JD. Thanks!
I did my 1st hay work riding on the tractor with grandpa balling when I was 8 years old. Then working unloading the wagon to stacking in the hay maw. Only cut hay for the 1st time once last summer and now I own the hay bin and have cut hay for the 2nd time last week.
The first work I got payed for was driving a truck for the neighbor while they picked up hay. I was six. Made $5 that day. Daddy baled their hay and I stayed behind to drive the truck. Thanks!!
@@stinsonfarms6724 I havent used any hay behind a newer John Deere but I know that hay out of a New Holland square baler normally feeds easier. I've had first hand experience with it in the winter time feeding pads of hay into the old International 1150 grinder mixer.
I agree with that. I think the New Holland has a higher stroke per minute rate than the John Deere. That will cause the bales to have smaller fleeks out of the New Holland. The John Deere tends to put more hay in the bale before it cuts it. I like the New Holland balers better but I bought a John Deere because of price.
It does a good job but I'm not a big fan of the feed system. I like the New Holland better. Went with the John Deere because of price. The best baler I've ever ran was a New Holland 311. It would take the hay much better.Thanks for watching!!
Man yeah putting it into squares!! That's a nice baler for sure, not one issue it seemed! Don't see them alot around here being used, mainly NH. Sounds like y'all put some hay away back in the day!! Thank you for bringing us along, look fwd to more!!
Sheer bolt was fine but I found while I was Baling this hay that the clutches on the flywheel were slipping causing it to run a little slow. Thanks for watching!!
This was some of the first hay I baled with this baler. Took a little bit to get it adjusted like I like but it does a great job. Thanks for watching!!
You are correct. Thought I had a window to get it up but I was wrong. So far that's all I've gotten wet this year. Thanks for watching and commenting!!
That’s great you got it baled and even better yet you didn’t have any issues! That baler looks like it is really good, and even though I’m not a deere fan I’ll give it that😂! Awesome video sir!
I like New Holland better. I think they are better bales. The John Deere was cheaper. We've baled around 1300 bale with it this year so far. It does a good job but I liked my 311 New Holland better. Thanks for watching!!
@@stinsonfarms6724 i have a farm here in Ireland but I'm retired now but iv always loved the farm machinery I still have 2 tractors and I'm always under them fixing this or that I enjoyed your video keep them coming seamus 😎
That’s a great baler, give it time and you will really like it. We run a JD 348 and it make a terrific bale of hay. It’s not to expensive, but we added hydraulic tension to our baler and it eliminates fussing with the cranks. Good luck!
I worked with a 328 baler in the late 70-ies, early 80-ies. I loved working with it. It ran very smooth, made very good and firm bales and it almost never had any issues. We also baled for other farmers with it. Great machine.
It's a really nice baler. My first John Deere. Always ran New Holland but thought I'd try JD. Haven't been disappointed. Thanks for watching!!
Awesome video as always. That is some fantastic hay right there. Love the baler it's amazing. Keep them videos coming and stay safe my friend 🌞👍
Thanks so much for continuing to support the channel!! Hay is turning out good.
Hello I'm surprised I have not seen this earlier but it is what it is. Enjoyed this thankyou. When I was a kid we made alot of hay hope to watch more get to know you. Have a great day.
Thanks for watching!! Growing up we did a lot of hay for ourselves and did even more custom hay work. Putting up hay was how I made money during high school.
Nice baler. Don't know how accurate that counter is either but, somebody has a lot of bales to pick up & put in the barn. LOL Those were some healthy looking windrows, that's for sure. Thanks for the ride along & sharing with us. Take care.
Counter was right on. Between me and my Son-n-Law we've put up 1200 bale the last 2 days and haven't had to handle any by hand yet. Hay is turning out good. Thanks for watching!!!
had an uncle who bought one new at very reduced price as it wouldnt tie knots....got it home and found out the dealership didnt know how to set timing of needles. He had it corrected in half a day,,,used it many years....and yes,,,he had lotsa bales to pick up but it sure was easier than doing it with a pitch fork and mule rake that he had used prior. I remember those days, pitching hay onto a wagon while walking aside, with one guy on top to walk around to pack it. Then to the barn to do it all over again as you pitched it allllll over head into the loft. What a hot, dusty job!!! You guys who have never done this dont know how much fun you are missing....
Well new to the channel because of a friend’s suggestions. Good channel. I see from the comments I have a lot of friends watching here.
Thanks so much for the support! Hope you enjoy the videos. Nothing special just doing what we do. Thanks again!!
Is the baler working at 540 pto speed. Doesn’t look to be moving fast enough. Have a look at some of my square baler videos to see what they will do
Yes it's running off 540. The 328 runs around 10 strokes per minute slower than the 359, 338,348 ect. I didn't realize it until after had bought it. I've learned to slow down and not push it to make better bales. Thanks for watching!!
That baler will flat eat the hay. Our old New Holland 315 about A2 with the John Deere 4230 is all you could run with it. Most of the time you were in A1 and having to use the clutch to keep from choking it up.
The best baler I've ever used is a 311 New Holland. IT would take hay a lot better than the John Deere does. I Baled 650 bale Friday and never could get faster than A2. Thanks for watching!!
looks lilke you are going waaay too fasts,,,baler can hardly keep up,,,,why sooo fast?
This is the first hay I baled with this baler. I had a New Holland and it would take the hay that fast. Thought this one would to. I have learned to slow down with the JD. Thanks!
Wow you baled all that and didn’t have to fix anything!
I know. Not having to fix anything isn't common. Lol Thanks for watching!!!
If it’s well tuned you should be able to bale days on end without fixing anything. Grease when needed and keep it going
I did my 1st hay work riding on the tractor with grandpa balling when I was 8 years old. Then working unloading the wagon to stacking in the hay maw. Only cut hay for the 1st time once last summer and now I own the hay bin and have cut hay for the 2nd time last week.
The first work I got payed for was driving a truck for the neighbor while they picked up hay. I was six. Made $5 that day. Daddy baled their hay and I stayed behind to drive the truck. Thanks!!
Does the wrapping effect on the auger ever concern you?
I don't really like the auger system on the John Deere. I like the New Holland better. This is the first John Deere I've had. Thanks for watching!!
You've seen our baler haven't you
@@stinsonfarms6724 I havent used any hay behind a newer John Deere but I know that hay out of a New Holland square baler normally feeds easier. I've had first hand experience with it in the winter time feeding pads of hay into the old International 1150 grinder mixer.
I agree with that. I think the New Holland has a higher stroke per minute rate than the John Deere. That will cause the bales to have smaller fleeks out of the New Holland. The John Deere tends to put more hay in the bale before it cuts it. I like the New Holland balers better but I bought a John Deere because of price.
Put a 1/4 turn chute on it and get yourself a 1033 Hew Holland bale wagon !
That Baler rent along for the whole job without complaining or breaking down. Thanks for taking the time to take us along on the job. 🙂☕
Thanks so much for watching!!
Very nice video, the 328 works great, can't wait for the next one
Thanks! I'm happy with it. Thanks for watching!!
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That's a nice baler, but definitely feeds differently than my 570 🙂
It does a good job but I'm not a big fan of the feed system. I like the New Holland better. Went with the John Deere because of price. The best baler I've ever ran was a New Holland 311. It would take the hay much better.Thanks for watching!!
Man yeah putting it into squares!! That's a nice baler for sure, not one issue it seemed! Don't see them alot around here being used, mainly NH. Sounds like y'all put some hay away back in the day!! Thank you for bringing us along, look fwd to more!!
That was just the start. Put up 1200 bale this week. Baler did well. Through my teens to my 30s hay and tobacco was my life. Thanks for watching!!
@@stinsonfarms6724 I understand that!! Tobacco was the past time back in the day as well!! Thank you sir!
maybe its just the video but it looked like the flywheel wasnt spinning like it should was the sheer bolt broke?
Sheer bolt was fine but I found while I was Baling this hay that the clutches on the flywheel were slipping causing it to run a little slow. Thanks for watching!!
Baler is running great. The bails look tight and uniform.
This was some of the first hay I baled with this baler. Took a little bit to get it adjusted like I like but it does a great job. Thanks for watching!!
Fantastic man great
Thanks for watching!!
Nice outfit, fork feed always makes more sense to me but she seams to be taking it well and making nice bales
I agree about the fork feed. I've always ran New Holland in the past. Thought I'd try a John Deere. It's working good so far. Thanks for watching!!
Looks like the hay has been rained on after cutting, has a light brown brittle look to it
You are correct. Thought I had a window to get it up but I was wrong. So far that's all I've gotten wet this year. Thanks for watching and commenting!!
That’s great you got it baled and even better yet you didn’t have any issues! That baler looks like it is really good, and even though I’m not a deere fan I’ll give it that😂! Awesome video sir!
I like New Holland better. I think they are better bales. The John Deere was cheaper. We've baled around 1300 bale with it this year so far. It does a good job but I liked my 311 New Holland better. Thanks for watching!!
@@stinsonfarms6724 gotcha well at least it works! New holland is always great, well most of the time! No problem!
Looks great nice baler and your tractor. Have a great day
Thank you! Baler does a great job! Thanks for watching!!
You need to go down one gear and it work much better
Yes, I figured out I was pushing it a little. Thanks for watching!!
Beautiful baler great video it only takes 35 pto horse power to drive it Best of luck
Thanks! I have a 33hp New Holland that I had ran it with. Did a good job and handled it just fine.
@@stinsonfarms6724 i have a farm here in Ireland but I'm retired now but iv always loved the farm machinery I still have 2 tractors and I'm always under them fixing this or that I enjoyed your video keep them coming seamus 😎
Do a video on how to retwine the 328 baler. New farmer here that needs help lol.
I will do that. It's really simple. Thanks for watching!!
@@stinsonfarms6724 look forward to it! Just picked up a early 80s 328 baler.
Now who had to go load all those haha
I picked it all up with a grapple. Never handled a bale by hand!! Thanks for watching!!
Nice looking hay.
Thanks. And thank you for watching!!
Yes I remember those good ole days only I'm a little older so mine started earlier!! Nice baler and nice hat👍
I wish I could do what I could it the good ole days. Thanks! I like the hat. Thanks for watching!!
@@stinsonfarms6724 -Ha ha that was supposed to be hay but it is a nice hat😄
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$20,000 new.
Nice looking 4430!
Thank you. It's a pretty good old tractor.
That’s a great baler, give it time and you will really like it. We run a JD 348 and it make a terrific bale of hay. It’s not to expensive, but we added hydraulic tension to our baler and it eliminates fussing with the cranks. Good luck!
Thanks. I've baled around 1500 bale with it so far. It's doing a good job for us. Thanks for watching!!