Hi Gary! Making silage is such a cool process. Every time I watch a video on it I’m impressed with how much equipment it takes to do it and how fast paced it is. Cool video. Take care!
Thanks Justin. Jay said on flat level hood going, they go at 12 mph. That’s faster than road gear on every one of my tractors except for the 2520 John Deere
A 7810 sure would be nice to own! I've often wondered if those speed hitches were any good, the only ones I've ever used are the Bergman hitches and love them. Looks like things went pretty smoothly.
Good morning Erik. The only hiccup with the hitch was the one ditch crossing sheared a 3/4 inch mounting bolt right off. That 7810 has 9000 hours on it and was owned by a John Deere mechanic. Jay got a real good deal on it and got some cheap horsepower. Although it is a 2wd, it fits Jays needs nicely. He would loved to have had a FWA but man , how much does that add to the price tag? $20-$25 K? Thanks for watching Erik.
Hi Gary, sorry so late, awesome video my friend, I just start watching your video a day or two ago and got distracted by something and now remembered to finish watching
Thanks Ed. That thing was sweet. It only plugged once yesterday. Did you catch the part where Jay was helping replace the bolts in the hitch? He crossed a ditch and the hitch hung up and snapped a 3/4 inch mounting bolt right off.
Hello Gary, you got some great footage buddy. The silage cutter is an awesome machine. That hitch is very interesting. I hope you guys get some rain soon. The farmers are just starting to cut some corn up here. We have had too much rain and you guys haven't. That bagging system is pretty neat. Thanks for sharing. Take care
How's she goin'? Nothing nicer than a productive day in the fields eh!! Nice video Gary and thanks to all you farmers out there keeping us well fed!! God Bless you all!! Take care!!
Thanks Kenny. This is all for feed. The hay crop was slim this year as we have had almost no rain. We have had .7 of an inch since May 14th. This silage will have to make up the difference.
@@tractortalkwithgary1271 dairies around here, the few that are still left anyways, feed it. One of my jobs as a kid was scraping all the cow poo out of the covered feed trough areas. Even the poo smelled like silage.
@@PineyWoodsHomestead , I worked on a dairy farm that had 3 concrete stave silos. 85 feet tall. In the winter, I had to take an axe and chop the frozen silage off from the outside so that the unloader could blow it down to be fed. I used to jump from one to the other at the top rather than to climb all the way down and then back up. It is amazing to me now that I have tempted fate so many times in life and continued to get away with it. Not any more. The sun has set on those days.
@@tractortalkwithgary1271 I got about half way up one of those silos once and that's as far as I ever made it. I've never been fond of anything taller than a deer stand. haha
@@PineyWoodsHomestead , I worked on a steel erection crew right out of high school putting up huge grain bins and the grain leg towers. At that time, I was the only one that was comfortable climbing and working at 200 ft + heights so I was the one doing the high work. All of that for $2.00 / hour. Making $20.00 / day gross pay. Got nothing extra for doing the extreme duty work. I was a grunt and didn’t know any better back then.
I can almost smell the sweet silage from when I was a kid with the Oliver blowing it up into the Harvestore. Long days. That is one nasty-looking chopper. Beats our old two-row NH.😊
Good morning Dave. I just now saw your comment. This is pretty slick how all of this comes together. I think I was most impressed with that chopping head. Thanks for watching
The trailer quick hitch was cool, I have not seen one like that before. This was a great video and very cool to watch how this is done in your part of the world
That quick hitch was quite impressive. The part where you see Jay helping him with the hitch is where he crossed a ditch and it hung up and snapped a 3/4 inch mounting bolt right off.
I like the quick hitch 👍🏻, the JD7750 I guess the has a backup camera? Pretty cool eating machine and bagger. Thanks for sharing Gary and have a great week 👍🏻🙋🏼♂️🙂☕️
Good Morning Sir, that fresh smell of silage 👍👌😇Nice green tractor 😇👌💪👍OUTSTANDING close view of the quick rear pine connect and that JD corn eater 👍👌🧐That is very sad about that lack of rain 😢Nice International Harvester Tractors 🧐👍Very Nice Field Live Action News Report That You Have Done Sir and Like Ed Was Saying About You Yesterday about the way your were leaving your comments ( FULL WATCH MY FRIEND OF YOUR OUTSTANDING INFORMATIVE VIDEO SIR ) 👍👍🧐😇👌Cheers 🍻
Good morning Gary, I enjoyed the ride along. Looked like a great day in the field. Some really nice looking tractors and interesting equipment. The quick hitch👍. Lots of money in tires. Loved the big JD, Ben
Thanks Ben. That was Jay. Jay is the man that rents my farm. He knew I would like to do a video of this procedure and indeed I did. It was a lot of fun.
Howdy Gary, very neat process harvesting. The big equipment is cool to see in action. The quick hitch attachment is very neat. How long does the silage get stored in the long white tube before it gets used? How many cows will it feed?
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Those chopers are pretty amazing. Great work thanks for sharing
Thanks Ryan
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Good evening again Gary
I sure miss those days, thanks for the stroll down memory lane Gary.
Thanks for watching Tony
Good morning Gary ☕️☕️
Cow corn flakes in a bag ! Enjoyed watching Gary !
That’s funny. Thanks Scott
yall gettin it done over there.
Thanks Dave. They sure were.
Hi Gary! Making silage is such a cool process. Every time I watch a video on it I’m impressed with how much equipment it takes to do it and how fast paced it is. Cool video. Take care!
Thanks Justin.
Jay said on flat level hood going, they go at 12 mph. That’s faster than road gear on every one of my tractors except for the 2520 John Deere
@@tractortalkwithgary1271 wow that’s fast!
Love the good old vintage Red power.....Thanks Gary.
Thanks Brent. Some good ole classic iron running right there. Good to see the 986 and the 1086 working side by side.
A nice day to be in the fields. They got thier system down. Have a good one Gary! See ya!
Thank you John. Thanks for stopping by
A 7810 sure would be nice to own! I've often wondered if those speed hitches were any good, the only ones I've ever used are the Bergman hitches and love them. Looks like things went pretty smoothly.
Good morning Erik.
The only hiccup with the hitch was the one ditch crossing sheared a 3/4 inch mounting bolt right off.
That 7810 has 9000 hours on it and was owned by a John Deere mechanic.
Jay got a real good deal on it and got some cheap horsepower.
Although it is a 2wd, it fits Jays needs nicely.
He would loved to have had a FWA but man , how much does that add to the price tag? $20-$25 K?
Thanks for watching Erik.
Hi Gary, sorry so late, awesome video my friend, I just start watching your video a day or two ago and got distracted by something and now remembered to finish watching
Well always glad to have you watch Jan.
Always loves Kemper headers!!!!
Thanks Ed. That thing was sweet. It only plugged once yesterday.
Did you catch the part where Jay was helping replace the bolts in the hitch?
He crossed a ditch and the hitch hung up and snapped a 3/4 inch mounting bolt right off.
Nice having those quick hitches. Saves a lot of trips in and out of the cab.
Yes indeed Chad. Can you imagine trying to do that from the drivers seat of the chopper? You are blind as can be.
Thanks for watching Chad
That is a huge step up from 2 row Fix choppers of the 60s Thank you Gary.
Indeed it is. Thanks for watching Bryce
Hello Gary, you got some great footage buddy. The silage cutter is an awesome machine. That hitch is very interesting. I hope you guys get some rain soon. The farmers are just starting to cut some corn up here. We have had too much rain and you guys haven't. That bagging system is pretty neat. Thanks for sharing. Take care
Thanks John. I sure thought that whole setup was super impressive. Almost on the tractor pull level but not quite 🤣
Thanks for watching John
Nice winter feed. Have a great evening Gary.
Thanks Louie. That was Jay that they were doing this for. Jay rents our farm.
How's she goin'? Nothing nicer than a productive day in the fields eh!! Nice video Gary and thanks to all you farmers out there keeping us well fed!! God Bless you all!! Take care!!
Thanks Mike
Cool vid Gary. Those boys selling or feeding, those grain bags are cool.Thanks for showing.
Kenny
Thanks Kenny. This is all for feed. The hay crop was slim this year as we have had almost no rain. We have had .7 of an inch since May 14th.
This silage will have to make up the difference.
Going evening Gary 🍻
Good morning Mr. Ron
Howdy Ed
Ah the sweet smell of silage. It gets even sweeter as it ferments.
Thanks Mathew. I have always liked the smell of silage. We never fed it but I worked for a lot of farmers that did.
@@tractortalkwithgary1271 dairies around here, the few that are still left anyways, feed it. One of my jobs as a kid was scraping all the cow poo out of the covered feed trough areas. Even the poo smelled like silage.
@@PineyWoodsHomestead , I worked on a dairy farm that had 3 concrete stave silos. 85 feet tall. In the winter, I had to take an axe and chop the frozen silage off from the outside so that the unloader could blow it down to be fed.
I used to jump from one to the other at the top rather than to climb all the way down and then back up.
It is amazing to me now that I have tempted fate so many times in life and continued to get away with it.
Not any more. The sun has set on those days.
@@tractortalkwithgary1271 I got about half way up one of those silos once and that's as far as I ever made it. I've never been fond of anything taller than a deer stand. haha
@@PineyWoodsHomestead , I worked on a steel erection crew right out of high school putting up huge grain bins and the grain leg towers.
At that time, I was the only one that was comfortable climbing and working at 200 ft + heights so I was the one doing the high work.
All of that for $2.00 / hour. Making $20.00 / day gross pay. Got nothing extra for doing the extreme duty work.
I was a grunt and didn’t know any better back then.
I can almost smell the sweet silage from when I was a kid with the Oliver blowing it up into the Harvestore. Long days. That is one nasty-looking chopper. Beats our old two-row NH.😊
Good morning Dave.
I just now saw your comment.
This is pretty slick how all of this comes together.
I think I was most impressed with that chopping head.
Thanks for watching
That’s neat Gary! Never seen 👍👀👍that before! So It blows that tube full? How do you get it out of the tube? Thanks!
Thanks Kev. Jay will open the end up and dig it out with a skid loader.
@@tractortalkwithgary1271 Thanks Gary!
The trailer quick hitch was cool, I have not seen one like that before. This was a great video and very cool to watch how this is done in your part of the world
That quick hitch was quite impressive.
The part where you see Jay helping him with the hitch is where he crossed a ditch and it hung up and snapped a 3/4 inch mounting bolt right off.
Great video, Gary! Really appreciate you sharing. I have so much respect for farmers🙌
Thanks John. These guys really have a great system down.
Not to mention some really nice equipment. Pretty large investment there.
I like the quick hitch 👍🏻, the JD7750 I guess the has a backup camera? Pretty cool eating machine and bagger. Thanks for sharing Gary and have a great week 👍🏻🙋🏼♂️🙂☕️
Thanks Luc. Not sure if it has a back up camera or if he was using the force. 🤣🤣🤣
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Good Morning Sir, that fresh smell of silage 👍👌😇Nice green tractor 😇👌💪👍OUTSTANDING close view of the quick rear pine connect and that JD corn eater 👍👌🧐That is very sad about that lack of rain 😢Nice International Harvester Tractors 🧐👍Very Nice Field Live Action News Report That You Have Done Sir and Like Ed Was Saying About You Yesterday about the way your were leaving your comments ( FULL WATCH MY FRIEND OF YOUR OUTSTANDING INFORMATIVE VIDEO SIR ) 👍👍🧐😇👌Cheers 🍻
Thanks Dave. It was a blast.
The livestream last night was awesome too👍🏻
@@tractortalkwithgary1271 Yes It was for sure, Cheers
Nice Quick Hitch 👍
Was the sileage packed in that long white tunnel ?
How is it dispersed from there ?
Thanks Phil. When Jay starts feeding, he will open the end and scoop it out with a skid steer.
Good morning Gary, I enjoyed the ride along. Looked like a great day in the field. Some really nice looking tractors and interesting equipment. The quick hitch👍. Lots of money in tires. Loved the big JD, Ben
Thanks Ben. That was Jay. Jay is the man that rents my farm. He knew I would like to do a video of this procedure and indeed I did. It was a lot of fun.
Howdy Gary, very neat process harvesting. The big equipment is cool to see in action. The quick hitch attachment is very neat. How long does the silage get stored in the long white tube before it gets used? How many cows will it feed?
Those are all questions that I will have to ask Jay.
I do know that the one run when complete is 200 feet long. Then they start another one.
Hey Gary. Don't you miss doing that kind of work
Yes I do Curt. This You Tube channel helps to keep me involved with it.
Quite the machines Gary. Neat hitch hook up. How does it unhook to let go ?
Lots of work there.
Thanks Noel. It has a release. It just can’t be in any bind at all
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do you grow it and sell it, then the buyer harvest? or you own the whole operation? thanks
this is all fed to the cattle throughout the winter months while they are off pasture.
Thanks for watching.