Now thats a "TRACTOR". ITS not even "sweating it" with Two bales and ONLY a 70HP tractor. " Massey-Ferguson-the Last Tractor you Will Ever Need". Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio and happy safe tractoring. Best wishes with all your endeavours.
@@GHuggins had a horrible experience with mine but can’t speak for everyone. I won’t buy another American style baler. European balers will bale circles around an American baler. Been looking at Kuhn or kubota for the next one. Kubotas Vicon design is a really nice one
@@nalley6815 I'd stay away from Kubota. Can't speak for their balers, but the smaller tractors and their cheaper line of equipment falls apart regularly. I've just started ignoring the new noises ours keeps making. Kubota - don't see how they made such a good reputation falling apart like they do. I know the american balers are usually way too tightly setup and usually kill pulley bearings left and right. Simple adjustment usually fixes that though. Didn't know Kuhn made a baler. Should hold up as they over build everything.
@@sbellfarms4992 We have a 2021 4707. The tires are radials and are part of the suspension of the tractor and as such, should not be "loaded." By doing so, you have lost some ride quality. Between the air ride seat, the radials, and the rubber mounted cab, the 4700 series tractors like ours are some of the most comfortable tractors ever made. We love ours.
Now thats a "TRACTOR". ITS not even "sweating it" with Two bales and ONLY a 70HP tractor. " Massey-Ferguson-the Last Tractor you Will Ever Need".
Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio and happy safe tractoring. Best wishes with all your endeavours.
I have the exact same tractor, but I'm embarrassed to admit that I never thought to load two bales at the same time. Face plant moment!!!
It did the job
How are you liking that 4707? I have been looking hard at getting one myself.
We love it so far.
We posted a review on our channel that may answer some of your questions.
What brand and make of hay roller and what sizes are the rolls?
The rolls are 4x5. I don’t know type of baler because I bought the rolls from another farm. I am sorry it took so long to reply.
Deere net so most likely a Deere baler.
@@nalley6815 Deere does make a good hay roller
@@GHuggins had a horrible experience with mine but can’t speak for everyone. I won’t buy another American style baler. European balers will bale circles around an American baler. Been looking at Kuhn or kubota for the next one. Kubotas Vicon design is a really nice one
@@nalley6815 I'd stay away from Kubota. Can't speak for their balers, but the smaller tractors and their cheaper line of equipment falls apart regularly. I've just started ignoring the new noises ours keeps making. Kubota - don't see how they made such a good reputation falling apart like they do. I know the american balers are usually way too tightly setup and usually kill pulley bearings left and right. Simple adjustment usually fixes that though. Didn't know Kuhn made a baler. Should hold up as they over build everything.
Nice tractor! Is there fluid in the rear tires? Or wheel weights on the inside hard to see lol
Fluid in tires.
@@sbellfarms4992 We have a 2021 4707. The tires are radials and are part of the suspension of the tractor and as such, should not be "loaded." By doing so, you have lost some ride quality. Between the air ride seat, the radials, and the rubber mounted cab, the 4700 series tractors like ours are some of the most comfortable tractors ever made. We love ours.
@@WobblinGoblin1more comfortable than tractors with cab suspension and front suspension? 🤔
@@toyotahilux2 What did I write?
@@WobblinGoblin1Don't sound right for a massey to noisey
Two bales at a time!! Looks like your bush hog is too small?? 5’??
Amen. Family has had the bush hog since the late 90s when it fit the small tractor.