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That green machine is the most modern thing I have seen on this channel. Keep them coming Geoffrey good man

Great machine Geoffrey, but is that tractor still under warranty, looks a bit new compared to the Fordson. Cheers mate.

Clever invention.

Brillant machine

Thank you from Salem Oregon. I'll be changing all my Troopy's wheel bearings soon.

They never started that well even in the sixty so nothings changed

Looks like fun. If you want rain just make sure you have hay laying, clouds and rain just appear. 😂

Great job on the Fordson, but couldn't help but notice the film crew vehicle was blowing a bit of smoke, could be your next job. The dogs got their daily workout, so they should be fit as a fiddle. Cheers

She doesn't seem to run too bad once it's up and running

That looks like a good job for a retiree

What a unit top.gear. plowing gears very slow

I missed the O on steel.

I am amazed at how fast the ground speed of that Fordson, I have seen them in USA n steel very slow.

Rollabar rakes do a fantastic job. And you can pull them with any tractor or Ute. I did enjoy seeing the Fordson in action. I recon it was running better as the video progressed and then I could see the Steam from the radiator and knew it was at operating temperature. We have had 35 mm of rain here over the past couple of days which has been a blessing to us. It will be frustrating for people with hay cut and put pressure on crops diseases but I haven’t seen a bad rain yet. Could you do a crop walk video? The crops that flashed by while you were raining look pretty handy.

Looks like there is a hydraulic oil filter inside the transmission housing like other MF models is that right? Looking for answers to my three point linkage problem and thought the filter might be the first thing to check. As ever, there are far more complications when maintaining our gear.

I have a 1930 built in Cork Ireland, does anyone know the timeline of the water bath air cleaner changing over to an oil bath?

Thanks Geoffrey and Jess. Your mower is a great machine. Those Heston Hydroswing were a big step in their day. Looking forward to seeing the new roller bar rake in action. I hope you get a good run with the weather now the oats are down.

Good stuff Geoffrey. Cheers

loving this type of content, if only the oat crops down south were looking as good as yours. thanks

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Morning Geoffrey, a nice day for cutting hay and a good crop, too.

enjoy all the camera positions👍

Have only just found your channel so have only watched a few so far. What struck me watching the one after you had the big rain with water all over parts of the land. Those big rock piles were probably holding the land together before someone had the bright idea of moving them out of place. It seems to me that someone had a big machine and just bulldozed sections pulled out the rocks and levelled the ground. I don’t know if you have talked about your theories on this. It is great that you are putting in those leaky weirs and trying to manage the water in a natural way. You collect a lot of water so being able to manage it is vital. 💎

Give me a good old manual wind down, do a few bales ,stop check ,wind it up or down ,lift a couple of bales ,more things you've got the more to maintain 😅

I think I would settle for the old fashioned spring tensioner. I guess if you could control it from tractor would be good because as I remember as a kid if field was good alfalfa the tension for good bales would be different than if you passed into a grassy part of field and then bales would be loose and sloppy so adjusting from tractor on the go would be good. As usual the amount spent on technology relates to how much production to make it cost effective. At any rate, another good video.

the operation of a hay bailer is a mystery to us city slickers . informative vid as usual from you Geoffry . well done thanks

Repair well done. I don’t think I have seen a Baler with hydraulic density control that doesn’t leak. Except for yours now. Spare parts from New Holland are very expensive. I priced a sprocket that drives the pump on the controller and was left dumbfounded. In the end I put a wind down manual set up on my 275 from a wreck on it. Not as good, but we only do about 1000 bales now.

Well done again

Morning Geoff, thanks for another great video. Farming how l liked it, fixing things, and solving problems.

Kinda looks like a 2.4m tray or less, so the load would have fitted 90 degrees to its current position, way easier on a trailer.

You refer to Whiteman Park as 'Work' - is this paid work or a voluntary position ? Did you originally train as a mechanic or have you just picked up the knowledge while farming ? Nice paint job on the Farmall !

Good to see a video about winter cleaning a paddock. Never heard of that before.

how is it looking after this winter?

Thanks for sharing updates on SA farming, very interesting and good for Dad to hear about as he's a retired sheep/lucerne farmer from Mid North District living in QLD (he's now 97years) and likes to hear how things are going down south. Good work!

Cheers Dave

Another great video

Thank you for the videos I’m from Hindmarsh island so good to see locals ( pretty much )

Thanks for posting this video. It is very clear and informative and gives me a certain amount of confidence to do the pump on my MF135. Been looking for someone else to do it but they are all either shy or gone into hiding.

Good to see you networking with other farmers Geoffrey, Cheers

interesting covering a bit of SA farming for a change. keep the vids coming

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Amazing update saw peter andrews stuff a couple of years ago very cool to see someone using it so effectively good on you mate

Yes slow water velocity and retain it in your property for as long as possible But be aware if unusually heavy rainfalls that will certainly destroy your hard work. With top level hydrological advise even this can be minimised. 😊

Bbq, no

I use all the hard wood in my weirs the rest of branch's used in paddocks to fertilize as they break down.

Top video again i have a W 4 simalar engine up draft carb sure had great engines on early inters

this method can be applied on much bigger scales and should be done up north!

Greetings from Redondo Beach 🇺🇸🇺🇸Nice outdoor cooking video👍🏽

Great progress. All looks amazing. Thanks for updating us. Looking forward to the crank up.

Good job Geoffrey, look forward to it being on display. Cheers