Chopping Silage John Deere 5400 | Farmer in the Boot

Over the past month I've been gathering up silage equipment so we can chop our own silage. I bought a John Deere 5400 Self-Propelled chopper, two rear-unloading Meyer wagons, John Deere 4-row converging head and a 12 foot Degleman dozer blade for the 4960. This is the first year we've chopped silage in 3 years and instead of paying someone to do it we decided we should do it ourselves. Overall I learned a lot and enjoyed chopping silage once again. As always enjoy! COMMENT, LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE!!

[@rustyrelicsfarm2406]

That's a nice one. Best thing about an older chopper is that you domt have to worry abput electronics shutting you down for a long time.

[@AlbertaRanch]

Nice old chopper, looks like it gets the job done.

[@scottslowmotion]

Great videos brother.

[@rfs2942]

now I known how to sharpening an old chopper

[@siuuuu3285]

my grandfather had a John Deere 5460 but he got sick and sold it and there is only one 2755 turbo tractor left

[@jackiepetrich4227]

Interesting how you sharpen those knives

[@rodcody7278]

Did it in guymon ok cool machine dozen trucks to keep it moving chop city! yea baby sharpened those knifes daily part of the maintance

[@frankr.1594]

Hey, I love these JD 5400 and 5200! Bud take care of the "coffin box!" 😉

[@motoelevated4160]

Awesome video! What camera do you use to get the 360 shots?

[@SchlueterST]

Is your 5400 supplied with a kernel processor and a metal detection? Curious to see more of this chopper!