Bad Baler Breakdown | Hauling big bales
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2020
- Welcome to Sonne Farms! On this channel we showcase numerous jobs a Corn/Soybean/Beef producing operation takes on each day. Hop in the cab or sorting alley with Cole, Brian, and Jeff, to see how life really is for the people that help feed the US and the rest of the world. In addition to Corn, Soy, and Cattle, Sonne Farms puts up grass and alfalfa and sells pure bred Black Angus Bulls in South Dakota.
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100k Before the end of the Year lets get Mr Sonne there!!!
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Nothing better to have dinner watching your videos, they are amazing.
You leave our horse flies alone love your videos keep up the good farming work it never stops
I got to say you are gonna blow up on UA-cam soon with the angles you get and the hard work you put into every video you’ll be at 500000 subscribers before you know it. 👍🏼
Hope so!
You and your dad crack me up
Best camera angles yet dude, keep up the great work
Hay! Great update ... what a long, busy, dusty day! Love the drone footage... and the music. Thanks Cole!
I love watching you bale hay. Nothing you guys do bore me.
Fun times. In the old days, no cab or air. Just good times hauling bales and dunking head in trough after each load. Great video. Keep it up.
Lots of bales makes for a long day! Thanks for Sharing
Cole, you have some beautiful drone and camera footage! Love your videos.
Enjoyed the video. Interesting to watch hard working farm family get the job done.
Awesome video Cole and Brian. I liked when you guys were picking up the bales.
It's so great to watch a Vlog that..makes you smile. Have a great day Cole and Brian .
Have a nice day
Thanks for posting.
Good luck with the repair.
And the fox says " How you going big boy". The insect on you window, same size as a mozzie here in Australia. Love the Vlogs. Please keep them coming.
I love the line "Your so preppy"!!! Great job, Guys!!
what a terrible coincidence, my JD baler let me down yesterday evening and i had to call in a friend of mine to finish getting my hay up before it rained. i blowed the end packing out of one of the lift gate cylinders, what a mess, hydraulic fluid everywhere.....pulled it off last night and dropped it off at Block & Chip (our local machine shop) last night at 10 and he had it fixed and ready to go at 8 am this morning (love those guys, they never let you down). will be putting the cylinder back on tonight and waiting for our next break in the weather to cut some more hay down. all the fields are ready to cut but the weather has not been in our favor.....50% rain chances every day for the rest of the month. Gotta love these dog days of summer.
You look tired at the end....of a long and accomplished day! Luckily it was outdoors and on a beautiful sunshiny summer day!
Baby bale gives new meaning to making hay.
Hi Cole hope you and your family are doing good today.God bless you and your family today and always. I really like watching your videos.God bless you.
Thanks so much
Great video Cole & Dad! The drone footage gives added spectacular views of your farm, your work, and beauty that surrounds you. Thanks for all your hard work and humor as you keep America fed!
As you have a long tired day, remember you are not wearing a suit and tie, sitting in an office with swollen ankles working on heart failure at 55. When you drive that tractor across that 10 acre field, I think you are the luckiest man alive.
hard to argue with that
@@briansonne814 And, driving a tractor picking up hay, beats picking bales by hand when it 90 outside
@@reneloper9074 100 degrees and humid.
Start to get in shape with the best exercise equipment out there. Start with no slappy, then half slappy and then before you know it you'll be up to full slappy.
I agree. They work hard but damn they’re lucky men. And funny too!
“She’s a pretty Rake” 🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂
Lol
I nearly pissed myself laughing when you joked about the bug. Aussie's are laughing with me thinking if only he knew.... haha
Hey, that’s a lot of hay 😉 Love the sunset time-lapse!
“I’m going to grab my surprise.” Glad it was a sandwich. Great video as always. Some days are longer than others. Keep up the good work!
Thanks 👍
Nice hay and beautiful farm.Thanks for taking time to show whats happening on your farms.
Great camera shots from all over the place !
I had to hang on pretty tight when I was underneath the trailer.
When you went through that gate where I was watching, you almost ran over my foot !
Brian conceive a baby 👶 bale🤣🤣🤣🤣 Ellie continuities to help. Great 👍 numerous video angles and accompanying music add another interesting 🧐 dimension to life on the farm. Well done 👍 the ordinary is extraordinary
You two are so lucky. Mr. Sonne you've raised an outstanding Son. He has one heck of a good Dad.
Couldn't said it any better👊
Wow Jeff and Andy that is so kind.
agreed
@@briansonne814 agreed Brian, he's definitely lucky to have you. I know a good dad when I see one! I've not seen mine in like urm let me think 🤔 25yrs!
There was something you said to him on a video a while back that made me subscribe. It was " I'd do anything to see you smile". I say exactly the same to my son who's 16. Always get a giggle out of him... That's what I wanted to achieve and I did... 👌🏼🤗 Lots a love 💕❤️
@@sassilou Thank you. Sounds like your quite a mommy too.
Always a joy watching you hard workers Thank you ! If people in the other states would work hard too, instead of destroying things we would be doing good. Aloha again GOD BLESS
Thanks 👍
You should try an Agri speed hitch for that hay wagon no more getting in and out to hook up
Great video Cole sorry about the bailer break down just another part of farming
That storm looks like it’s gona be bad busy boys today
You should get Ariat footwear to sponsor you. They sponsor Lumnah Acres and give a 10% discount to Lumnah viewers. You should get that too! You gave Ariat a great compliment.
Hey, don’t complain. I’m sure there’s many of us that would hang out a hole day in a green Deere, listening to the radio and just being a hay farmer.. But everything gets old over time, right😜
Nice video, I’m not bored👍🚜🙂
Hauled my last square grass bale years ago. Love the auto loaders now.
Ain't no clicking off Cole. Another great video!
Thanks for staying with us to the end!
Appreciate that
@@briansonne814 I look forward to the videos Brian. I enjoy watching them. Very interesting, very entertaining and wouldn't imagine not watching until the end. I'm all in!!
"She's a purty rake."
Holy crap Brian, I almost spit the bite of lunch I was chewing across the kitchen.
Do you know how difficult it is to scrape up bits of half-mascerated egg off of the front of the cabinets my dogs can't reach?!?
I hate having to do manual labor...
Baby bale is adorable.
Cole, your videos just get better and better - no joke! I have two (2) questions for you. (1) Why do you stack bales just one high? (2) What are the current market values of one round alfalfa bale and one round grass bale, assuming the buyer picks them up from your location. I have never, ever heard any farm channel ( and I follow a lot of farm channels ) mention a price per bale on the local market.
Alfalfa is about $80/ton I suppose. When you stack outside the water seeps in and air cant get to the moisture
Loved the banjo tunes just before the surprise sandwiches!
That's a good neighbour (sorry, "neighbor" - CAN/US spelling) right there, helping out when needed. I hope there was a cold beer waitin' for him.
Miss the farm in Nebraska! we used to 'road trip' through South Dakota, fishing the ponds! Now we bike there to Sturgis.
Ouch! That breakdown looks expensive! Also, that baby round bale is kinda cute. Cheers fellas!
great video that's a lot of hay wow
That's what you call a sunny-side up with sunglasses made my day made me laugh
You two crack me up! I see my boys in Cole when he does some of the crazy stuff like wearing the sunglasses upside down. Ya gotta do what ya gotta do to keep yourself entertained. 💕
You all make my day! Love your videos.
Well Cole at least you can’t be blamed for the breakage. Don’t tease dad too much. Thank you for sharing.
A clear case of baler elf sabotage if ever I saw one! Cole didn't powder the baler elves again. 👾
You ever notice only Brian gets to run the cool machines! 😂
That's one heck of a breakdown, never seen a metal roller split like that 🙄 y'all rock! Love watching the channel
Thanks for watching!
Dam that must be fun
Hay again guys!! I agree Cole, bale cart is a bit laborious but its a worthwhile job. We used to round em up into load numbers so we never had a load of running round to catch em, of course though somebody had the job of rounding em up in the first place. I had to chuckle when the fox made his debut. It reminded me of a brit joke to do with Prince Charles and a fox hat, if you are bored look it up. Brian, how many bales has the baler done to date? a fair few I reckon if that roller has worn through. ...could that have contributed to the net wrap issue? A hay hiker eh, now that would be a great fleet addition and a fantastic new camera angle opportunity.
Take care guys and stay safe.
Dave.
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You should look at a Behlen bale picker good machines. The picking arms are a little week but overall great machine.
Looks like Elly is ready to get to work. :)
I appreciate the fore-thought process involved in camera placement to
document this complex process
i came away feeling educated
thank you
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Luxury! Back in the day (the 70’s) I was nine and driving an old army truck, at first we didn’t have a loader, dad just like throw them on from the ground then stop me, stack’em, then load some more, stack’em, repeat until full. A couple of years later, we had a loader and we were contracting up to 50,000 square bales a summer in Australia up to 40°C. Hot, damn hot.
LOL! I laughed at Brian "conceiving the baby bale" because all last year we were trying to count and keep track of how many round bales we had for feed and there was one "baby" bale. It got to be a daily thing for us as we drove by and would come up with daily commentary directed at the baby and the momma bales. We farmer/rancher folk have our own very warped senses of humor right? LOL! That and well, you just have to do something to keep the daily grind FUN! Heres to the momma bales that occasionally grant us the opportunity for some fun during hay season!
Loved under tractor and under loaded trailer shots. Upped your game.
ProAg bale hiker. We have one and we haul bales fast. It holds 12 bales.
that looks a heck of a lot easier than stacking square bales back in the old days
Another great video. On a serious note, the John Deere shouldn't be overheating so much. Have you checked the head gasket or maybe clogged injectors? Those are pretty common causes. Of course, if that doesn't work, try filling the radiator with Busch Lite and drinking the coolant instead. It probably wont hurt the radiator and the coolant will taste a lot better than the Busch Lite.
We move our bales with a flatbed semi trailer. We can move 45 bales at a time. We load then with our johndeere 6140 m with grapple bucket. My family custom harvesting wheat and baled 1500 straw bales for animal bedding . You and you're father have a great dynamic . It's nice to see you 2 work together. Nice video stay safe and farm on my friends !
Loved your explanation on how you guys do it.
We put a red rhino hay trailer be hung out tractor and haul 8-9 bales a load
Watching your videos is like an "E ticket" ride at Disneyland.
Great guy to come and bail the hay👍👍👍 Farmers stick together and help each other out when they are in need. Great video as always Very cute baby bail of hay. 👶👶👶
I've been watching your videos for awhile now. Just want to say I appreciate the editing you did in the video. Really nice drone shots too
Nice Drone shots. It's nice to see how close you two are, working side by side. You two are very lucky,Father and Son bond. You have a great future ahead of you. Be safe, keep them vid coming!!
Gotta love the drone video, the bails are looking good
Beautiful sunset
You should get an automatic hitch connector
I've never heard of a roller snapping like that. Some things make you go huh!
Bless you all
When I haul hay for my friend, we end up going at least 25 miles to deliver the stuff. That gets monotonous. I had horses until this May (2021). We did round bales and I put in 20 foot gates at my farm just so I had room on either side. It paid off but then I decided to sell the horses. Time to go traveling to the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone and other cool places ! If we are near by and you need help hauling hay, let me know. *grin*.
I LOVE your neighbors ! They bale for you in a pinch, they come with their tanker trailer and hose down fires in your fields ! That is SO heartwarming ! Truly the warm fuzzy feeling. As I said in another UA-cam of yours, true Americana at its best !
That is a trek!
@@SonneFarms yes, for both hauling hay and the Grand Canyon. 😂
Love the drones with the tractor looks like a toy tractor!
I always love your drone footage!! Being from central Illinois, the sea of green fields feels like home! Beautiful!
Have really enjoy your videos. A long time ago I tried making it in farming, but things didn't work out. No doubt your dad has done a great job of managing and growing your farm. Happy to see Cole is going into farming and he and his dad are working together to keep the family farm going for a long time into the future.
Truly nice to have such good neighbors. Love the videos .
You guys have an awesome relationship. I love me a new sonne video! Keep up the great work!
Thanks so much!!
Always enjoy your videos, and particularly the sense of humor that you both have. Sorry about your crippled baler. Why do they never break down in the winter when it's not busy???
Even on my best day doing hay I only managed 5 loads with 8 bales per load (ya small trailer I know). Great video.
Hot here in northeast KY. Dry too. Wish that oil well pipe was more plentiful around here. I like the rails on the gooseneck. I like all the background music on your videos.
we had one of those rollers heat up and warp this year to
8:20 that feeling you get with all that weight is helplessness, cause if some thing happens...you aint got a chance
Hello cole, breakdown always happen at the wrong time. Great to have good neighbours you can rely on. Hope he got it baled before that storm.
I enjoy your videos. It’s good for us city folk to see what it takes to do what you do. That was a long day. Keep makin great videos.
Enjoy the vedio cloe hopefully that be a big repair bill in y’all’s roller that’s a lot of hay they are a chance of rain here to and could storm some to tonight when are you and your dad going to do another live stream enjoy the last one hope y’all’s past weekend was good I had to put new lines on roller this season I have never had a roller to break like that I say it’s hot there it is here you and your family stay safe and tell them I said hi be cool looking forward to the next vedio I would enjoy seeing y’all’s farm I would enjoy working with you and your dad because I see you and your dad enjoys working together looking forward to the next vedio in a couple of days
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🌞 Farms
Good video Cole and Brian stay safe Daniel from central Mississippi
I always watch your videos from beginning to end.
I appreciate that
I am 12 and we have 2 rakes and 2 balers and aboit 600 acres of alfalfa and around 3000 acres of row crop
No way !! I love haying season never get sick of it 🙋♀️💗
I'm jealous. I want your work day instead of mine. I'd love to be a farmer. Dont ever wish to be anything else !
Love a quick hitch !
Brain, I don't know why Cole is picking on your 15 year old shirt. With those sunglasses that he wears. He kinda looks like a Pre Madonna. ( you'll have to look that reference up there young buck.) Lol great video yet again gentlemen. Now go sit down and have a cold one.
I enjoyed all the different camera angles lol kinda made me dizzy it must have made you a little dizzy because you're glasses got upside down all in all a good video I guess that you're dad likes the double spear that would be something to look into to help when we haul hay again nice job the fox probably said what's he looking at have a good one
I’m with that Jeff guy.. ya’ll are cool ! Now let me complain how 95dg is damn hot in south Louisiana!! But not toooo bad in the shade!!
For an unprofessional eye 😂 the flatbed trailer seems easier since you dont have to get out to hook it up.
Great video! Keep them up. Had some nice comic clips 😆