Rebaling Hay & a Bale Baron Nance Tractor & Implement
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- Опубліковано 27 січ 2020
- Rebaling Hay & a Bale Baron. Nance Tractor & Implement. 4245 P Bale Baron. They are running a Massey Ferguson 1840 in-line square Baler. NanceTractor.Com. Come along and watch big round bales get changed into small square bales. Custom Hay Operation. Gerraldfarms
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Great video!
Thanks for watching and commenting, Have a good weekend
Nancy's rebaler is very impressive. I really enjoyed that day watching it and us fixing Brian's truck for him lol. Excellent job videoing have good one Jacky
Thanks for watching . Have a good one.
Great video Jacky. That's a nice rebaling setup, Thanks for sharing.
Thanks buddy. Have a good one
Quite the slick operation there! It's cool to see how other people do this. Good money to be made if you can get part of that market share! Thanks for taking us along buddy
TFW. I’m trying to get in the market in my area. It’s tough here. Lol. Have a good one
That's a pretty slick set up. There is almost no demand for square bales here anymore unless its straw. When I was a kid I worked for my neighbor we did 15 to 20k a year hand stacked on the wagon the barn and the semi. Thanks for sharing man great video.
TFW. It’s a tough market here in my area also. But I’m still trying with my homemade rebaler. Have a good one
They have a nice setup. Thanks for sharing .
TFW. Have a good one
Nice clea sq bales,all the dust gone after rebaling.
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Cool setup they strapping tha small squares together at the end
Yea the bale baron straps it. Have a good one
Nice set up thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching. They have it figured out. Have a good one
Impressive setup there I must say. Stay safe.
Thanks for watching. Stay safe also. Have a good one
Great video like the re baler set up
TFW. Glad you enjoyed it. Have a good one
They sure do have quite an operation!
TFW. They sure do. Have a good one
Nice! you make the big square bales.
Thanks for watching and commenting. No we do little squares and rounds. Have a good one.
Pretty cool, i seen you had a patch of green grass in the video, I had almost forgot what that looked like, lol its white here today
TFW. Y’all can keep the snow. I’ll deal with the heat and Hurricanes. Lol. Have a good one
Nice setup!!!
Yes sir. Have a good one
@@GerraldFarms thanks for sharing it Jacky!!!
I’m glad you enjoyed it.
quite an interesting setup
Thanks for watching. Yes sir they have it working pretty smooth. Maybe one day I’ll get mine under a shelter and pounding out the small squares like that. Have a good one
very nice setup
Thanks for watching. Maybe one day I’ll find the a market in my area. Have a good one buddy.
Cool set up. About the only customers for small squares around here are horse people, although I did sell 100 bales to someone with sheep this fall.
Thanks for watching. Almost everyone in my area wants round bales. There’s a few I’m picking up for squares but not enough for my rebaler I built. I’m still hopeful. Have a good one
I sure like the Massy Ferguson/Hesston "straight thru" baler design. All my JD balers would sit there and rock back and forth when I would try to bale loose hay from a pile. Nice set-up but pricey. The Bale Baron works well for Nance but an accumulator behind a baler and specialty loader to lift the accumulation would be more practical on a farm.
TFW. My old Massey Baler rocks back and forth. I wish I could get in better with small squares. I would like to run my rebaler a lot more. Maybe one day. Have a good one
Cool video
TFW. Have a good one
That's really impressive! looks like you have your work cut out for you to keep up with those boys Jacky lol
Yes sir. I’m in the beginner stage. Lol. Have a good one
I am in upper gville county. Very interesting.
Thanks for watching. We’re from Marion county. Have a good weekend
Thank you for posting. Is there a shredder the roll goes into? It looks like its spinning it but I know sometimes the core can be tighter. Just wondering how the are unrolling and not touching the roll.
Thanks for watching and commenting. They just unroll. Look on my channel at the play list I built one out of a old new Holland chain Baler. You can see the whole build to the last video of us running it.
You sure got a lot of costs there. I had a customer who needed small squares so I just took a round bale and rolled it out and then came with my small square baler and baled it up. Ended up baling 400 small squares and loaded on hi boy and it was gone. That’s my story . Good video. But pricey.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I have a playlist of us converting a old chain Baler into a Rebaler. Happy New Year.
amazing
If i may ask ,how would you guarantee the homogeneous and contentious feeding for MF 1840 baler ?
have you faced any problem in feeding like blockage or else? how did you figure it out ?
Thanks for watching and commenting. You just control the speed on the conveyor feeding the hay to the Baler. I have a playlist of us building our own . Have a good one
Nice Jacky. .can they get 18 square bales to a 4×5 round..?
Thanks for watching. It depends on the weight of the round bale and how much you want the squares to be. Have a good one
great video, how long to fill that trailer?
I’m not sure but I think I herd 2-3 trailers a day. Maybe one of them will comment. Have a good one buddy
What kind of system is that the round bale goes in? Is it custom?
Thanks for watching and commenting. I think they run a hustler. I built a homemade one out of a old round Baler. I have a complete play list on the project. ua-cam.com/play/PLyyIYPcgdFZEtmi7ClLFPV7bLpqf-ltXf.html
Nice setup, whats the charge for rebaling hay?
TFW. I charge 2.50 per bale. I don’t know what they charge. Have a good one
@@GerraldFarms I appreciate the reply. We watched the rebaler build videos. Very Nice.
Wouldn't it be more profitable to run an extra baler in the summer time and put up all squares?
Thanks for watching and commenting. It could. But just because something works for you it might or might not work for me. If you have tons of storage it could work better. If you have help to get the squares up it could work. Weather is a big factor. These guy run 100000’s of square bales a year. And we buy rounds to Rebale to sale in square. More profit rebaling rounds than buying squares to sale.
Could I get some information on your hydraulic motor running the barron? I have a bandit I would like to run that way
Thanks for watching. I was just recording this setup to share. Maybe they will see your comment and respond. If I get any info I will respond back to you again.I run my homemade Rebaler with a log splitter. Lol. Have a good one
Marcrest offers a diesel power unit as an option when you purchase. I think it’s somewhere around 40-45hp to run the hydraulics.
First one here 😎
Tfw. You must have been waiting on me to post. Lol. Have a good one.
@@GerraldFarms close..lol. phone was in my hand 🤣
Almost seems to me that if you made small squares in the first place you wouldn't need to be doing all this extra work
Thanks for watching and commenting. There’s a lot that goes into a decision like that. Labor to move small squares. Shelter space to store them. Good weather to do all that. When you run a one man crew. You can bale rounds a lot faster and if it rains on them it’s not nearly as bad as it would be on small squares. you can bale them all year as the demand is there for them. Not to mention you double-Triple you money. But what works for one person won’t always work for the next.
Clint wouldn't know how to act with all that help.......
Thanks for watching. You are right. He does it with just him and one helper. Clint is very motivated. Plus he has a good supervisor. Lol. Have a good one Mr David.
Obviously, there's more than one way to skin a cat. on the one hand it may seem like overkill, all that equipment, but if the economics work out then why not.
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