JD6155R - Mchale V660 baling hay
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- I said I'd get a video of this job and here it is :)
This was such nice work to do. Lovely big flat fields, perfect rows and the baler just hoovered it up like nothing else. And I turned the monitor down on this baler so the video turned out grand too! Great job.
Nice setup 👌
The guy I was working for really liked to keep everything very tidy in fairness to him.
@@WayneMescal the best way 👍
@@CSAgriPhotography The way I'm trying to work towards but it takes money and a lot of work. We'll get there eventually.
@@WayneMescal 👌
where is this?
Near Otorohanga in New Zealand
I do not want to fill this comment section with depression but today i had to come to see my father at the farm and what i seen was schoking i noticed that he dint ansew the doir i saw that his blind was up so i forced the dior open i notced he was sitting on the couch i saud hello and asked why he didnt ansew he didnt anew so i asked him again and then he findtvspeek again so i rang thevthat doctor he came got no pulse or wasent brething so he pronced him dead so thatvwas my day i got my neighber to milk this moring and night lucked i had not my three your old son with me
Oh that's not good at all. I'm so sorry to hear that. I can't imagine how you must feel. My condolences.
Yes i was very shoked my mother died when i was 3 of cancer i hope your not to mad about the bale situation are you long on the go yourself if where to busy to go to a fella and he cant wait i will sendt them your way
@@eddiethornton1859 You've had a very bad run of luck so, sorry to hear it. Don't worry about the bales anyway, I'm not annoyed or anything. It's just a bit of work. More work will turn up locally hopefully.
I have been tedding silage and drawing bales on hire with the last 3 years and also driving for Gerry Burke for the last 3 years. I have enough money saved now after my New Zealand trip to finance a baler and wrapper and go full-time working for myself on hire this year. So it will be my 4th year on hire but my first year baling.
I'm not ready for the season yet at all though, I have to service my few bits of machinery and do some repairs to my 7810 ford. It will be another month before I am ready to go baling.
Shane can be very okward when he wantw im thinking of leaving have you any one working for you like is your father or brother or like a neighber to hep when i started being wrapping on a jd 6400 on a machale 991 fir a neighbor we went out at 6 and was homr by home at 9 all gresed and fuled up with wrap on the wrapper made 350 bales and we where at it every good day and was fixing on the ranny days do you know any lad who has a nh t6 140 im going trading the tm 120 she has 15000 hourses and needs abit of work done to her what wrapper mower tedder and rake do you have i think you have an mf baler i herd
@@eddiethornton1859 I don't have a lot of reliable help, that's why I'm quitting the drawing silage this year. I need to be at home ready to go if the phone rings, not away drawing silage for Gerry. I have one or two friends who might help me out when they can but I'm not going to have enough work to hire anyone full-time.
My father might help me if he can but he is usually too busy on the farm. There's 2 brothers there too but one is too young and the other is not into farming or machinery.
The gear I have gathered up so far is a ford 7810, a 6 rotor krone tedder, a lely rotonde rake and now this year a mchale wrapper and a massey 3130 baler. The wrapper is just a standard one with a joystick but it's fairly fresh like.
There's other stuff there too like a JF harvester and a small 7ft disc mower and things but they are just for the farm at home, they wouldn't do any hire work really. Our neighbour would mow the silage for us, he has a 10ft conditioner mower.
I don't know anyone with a t6.140 but I drive a t6.155 for a farmer and its actually a grand tractor. It pulls a 2500 gallon tank very well. Loads of power in it. It hasn't been mapped or had an adblue delete or anything. It's completely standard.