I loved the Allis Chalmers and New Holland haybine with the older gentleman’s cane hanging from the handrail. That reminds me of the equipment I worked with when I was a kid. Mowing hay was always my favorite job. It also put me in mind of all my relatives who spent their lives on tractors doing that work...I really miss them.
growing up on a dairy farm long ago...its interesting to see that farming is no longer a literal daily hell of endless manual labor....good. Glad to see peoples lives are now awesome and the suckage is waaaaay down! Go technology and humans!!!
Here in New England, the fields are way smaller than what you've shown, it boggles my mind how much area these beasts can combine, mow. rake teter etc. I can also imagine the maintenance on them also. lot of moving parts to one of them critters. Thank you so much for taking the time to recoord these look for many more and thanks also for sharing.
Yeah, and the manufacturers don't want to let the farmers and local repair places be able to fix em. They have to pass laws to make that happen. And it's still a fight.
Would have loved to have any one of these back in the 60's when my dad and I farmed 160 acres with a Farmall Cub with a 5' sickle bar and then conditioned it , raked it , and baled it with an M. Lol. Like them all. Keep the videos coming!
If there's a way for us viewers to directly thank these farmers for their contributions to us all please find a way. Without these Hard working Americans, we would loose our quality of life. They need to know and feel that they're appreciated.
I've been seeing more European made stuff coming over here and being used by farmers. The Claas, Krone and Fendt are just a few examples in the video. Evidently they must have better quality stuff.
@@jlyo1991 There is a MF Hesston 1840 centerline with that type of bale thrower as a option in the fs19 modhub. Mind, I'm on PC so I not sure if it's on console as well.
The Claas Couger is my favorite, and secondly the NH small bale pick-up truck, thanks for the great video and Merry Christmas....O and the NH tractor looks awesome
That Claas at the end is something else , I cut a little hay with a 13’ hydraulic swing MoCo and thought that was pretty slick compared to to old fixed neck machine they had before but a self propelled MoCo that can lay 45’ plus down is crazy to think about, I would really love to see how that machine handle more challenging, undulating terrain though:) Another thing that came to me I would hate to imagine how expensive a rookie mistake gets when you get into iron that size
Hi, same as you, my first thougt was: that Claas Cougar is way to big to run on hilly terrain. Well: ruclips.net/video/FlUSKYwW7Ac/видео.html Thats an very old vid from Claas, shows cougar in Germay and Austria, have a look esp. at 6:02 - 6:04min or 6:40 - 6:50min. Merry Chrismas!
I am older (75) and remember as a kid mowing with a John Deere B and a 6-8 ft cycle mower and working with two other guys picking up bails by hand and flinging them up onto a wagon. I was quite impressed with what I saw here.
You cannot buy a brand new Claas Cougar 1400, Farmhand Mike put up a video last year about this machine and one of the comments said that 'Claas stopped making them because they were catching fire, his words were 'they quit making them cause the kept catching fire I would know cause we burn 2 to the ground within 2 years' ruclips.net/video/CFBmM_MQFrU/видео.html&feature=emb_logo
New machines...?? The Couger was designed developed and brought into series production almost 20 years ago! Sadly also discontinued shortly after it's inception...
Lots of amazing harvesters and balers. I liked those wide harvesters, that cut about 48’ in one swipe. Very efficient. You could harvest your farm and somebody else’s farm, with that thing.
The Conventional baler takes me back but we had a something that would lay them flat in square of 8 and we would use fat 8 gab on front loader then they go on trailor and stacked by hand. It kept you fit and the hot sun in middle of field and you would lose a stone in sweat.
The huge cutters were my favorite followed by the mergers and balers. Totally fascinating! Great channel. Would like to see some of the tree cutters and wood splitters.
Grew up in Wisconsin my folks had 14 kids we didn't need all this high tech equipment we did all the work as kids were the technology I remember the draft horses in the barn lay 40s today's technology is overwhelming, it's happened to that we lost a small farmer government intervention had a lot to do with it so where do we go from here, perhaps it will all be autonomous,
Just for sentimental reasons I have to go with the old Hesston self propelled mower , I know I commented when the original video went up that I had one exactly like it in the late 80's ! Andy at Farming,Fixing , Fabricating could show you a whole lot of that kind of big hay silage making equipment , especially the big mergers they use and a triple disk mower mounted on a Deere tractor !! Have a good Christmas and thanks for the interesting video !!
I had a family History of dairy farming back 3 generations when it was the small bailer with the kicker. It was just corn silage, hay silage, bailed hay and grains for the small 200 head of cattle farm my cousin had. Its great to keep seeing farmers at work. This was late 70s through 1995. Great time id say.
I've noticed that there 2 different sizes of the square bales. There's the Heston bale, 4"x4'x8' size but there is a smaller size square bale. What size is this smaller square bale. Is there a name for it?
10:31 Allis Charmer 185, and a old farmer with a super looking farm land, the red of the tractor showed up to be very vabrand and good looking, old but not cold ! my vote :)
Thank you for a quality video. All that equipment has some amazing engineering. Way different from sickle bar mowers of the past. Happy Holidays to you and yours.
These machines will never go electric, not efficient enough. There has to be a better way than this just the same, right to repair being just one issue.
So glad we got to see that Hesston swather again! Then that Allis 185 and NH 499 looked like a great pair. Finally, that 45’9” Claas-what a monster!! Killer video
Agricultural machinery is a friend of nature, minimizing the negative impacts of agriculture on the environment, such as soil erosion, water pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.🎉😊❤
@@maeks9827 you just Google that or do you know it as a fact ? Depends on the age of cougar so the 1 in video could have that cutting width . But the question asked was the difference between the 2 which is roughly 13' so big tractor power is correct either way !!
@@PaulA-il7ms Unfortunately, you have a translation problem with your feet over there in America. Here in Germany we calculate in meters. Claas specifies the working width in meters and not in feet. The Cougar was the widest mower that was built. Yes! was built. Claas has stopped production. At over € 400,000, it was too expensive...
Well I have two favourites the one in the beginning of the video that just looks so bad ass especially when he lifts up all the mowers and starts turning around And I like the Alice Chalmers mowing oats that just looks so relaxing and beautiful just sitting there an open station
Both excellent choices. The Claas Cougar is a monster machine. The AC 185 was out on a picture perfect day. I wish the sky could be like that for every video I feature.
You have provided us with oodles of tractor goodness BTP thank you soo much!! Loved this stuff since grandpa bought me my first diecast Deere when I was like 5yrs old!
I liked to the Class Cougar, not produced anymore, which you’d think is surprising, does a good job & self propelled, I’ve got the model of this machine.
My fave is #02 @14:14 - the H9870 Stack Cruiser. The reason it's my favourite is the mechanics of it's operations. But also I am intrigued as to why it collects only 161 bales and not 162 (18*9=162). It seems as each level has 6 rows of 3 bales = 18 bales. But one of the levels has only 17 bales and I have been trying to find out why that is? I think someone told me it was the 7th layer (third from the last) that has only 17 bales, but no one has been able to tell me why that is. If YOU can tell me I will give you a thumbs up lol!
Amazing machines especially that Claas at the end. Maybe the coolest farm machine I've ever seen. Thank you for sharing! I'm late catching up on all your videos. Lol
The “class”is simply pure class!! What a bit of engineering Hope to see you in Kentucky soon as I’m moving from a rice farm in Northern California to a farm western Kentucky.
Claas makes some great machines. Wow that is a huge move. Drop me an email and I would like to learn more about where you are moving to in WKY. Contact@bigtractorpower.com
That is a good question and one I will make a video on. A merger is mainly for putting several windrows of freshly cut alfalfa into a larger windrow ahead of a Forage Harvester. A rake is used to collect grass or alfalfa about a day after it has been cut. The rake like the merger collects a few windrows but this material will be baled instead of chopped. A rake is for dry baled hay and a merger is for fresh cut hay going into silage. That said a rake can merge for a chopper and a merger can collect dry hay but it’s not often.
It's nice to hear about people working all day on tractors in the field but also don't forget about the animals that pay for all that equipment and the people that take care of them 365 days a year love those dairy farms
Just an old farm kid here, getting back into haying. I enjoy seeing all the different methods used and dreaming of the possibilities. I'm currently operating a 9' NH haybine, a JD side delivery rake, and a NH small "idiot" square baler with a man on the wagon (the idiot--usually me), all pulled by a White 2-105. Just 12.5 acres of alfalfa now, hoping to bump that up to 100 acres by 2024. Lots of scaling to do by then! Thanks for your videos!
Super video, thanks for not adding unnecessary music, just the natural sounds of machinery
With the advancement of modern industry, farmers will have less hardship. Thank you to the creators. This video is awesome.
And I thought my 6 foot Sickle Bar was the bees knees. Then again I wasn't mowing hundreds of acres.
I loved the Allis Chalmers and New Holland haybine with the older gentleman’s cane hanging from the handrail. That reminds me of the equipment I worked with when I was a kid. Mowing hay was always my favorite job. It also put me in mind of all my relatives who spent their lives on tractors doing that work...I really miss them.
really?
Krone: I have three mowers.
Claas: Hold My Beer.
growing up on a dairy farm long ago...its interesting to see that farming is no longer a literal daily hell of endless manual labor....good. Glad to see peoples lives are now awesome and the suckage is waaaaay down! Go technology and humans!!!
*It's amazing how much agriculture machines have evolved. Which advancement surprised you the most?*
And how much money does that first lawn mower cost?
Here in New England, the fields are way smaller than what you've shown, it boggles my mind how much area these beasts can combine, mow. rake teter etc. I can also imagine the maintenance on them also. lot of moving parts to one of them critters. Thank you so much for taking the time to recoord these look for many more and thanks also for sharing.
USA way bigger then England.
Yeah, and the manufacturers don't want to let the farmers and local repair places be able to fix em. They have to pass laws to make that happen. And it's still a fight.
The Heston small bail stacker. Put me out of the job of picking up hay by hand. Keep up the great videos
Hesston or New Holland stacker? Nice equipment!
Those are some small bales,.
It was hard work but man was it satisfying with that last load going in the barn. Miss it a lot bigsmile542
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That Claas Cougar is a BEAST😛
Would have loved to have any one of these back in the 60's when my dad and I farmed 160 acres with a Farmall Cub with a 5' sickle bar and then conditioned it , raked it , and baled it with an M. Lol. Like them all. Keep the videos coming!
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I can't even begin to imagine the investment some of these guys have in their equipment.
America not sure but have they stopped making them any more,???
If there's a way for us viewers to directly thank these farmers for their contributions to us all please find a way. Without these Hard working Americans, we would loose our quality of life. They need to know and feel that they're appreciated.
I've been seeing more European made stuff coming over here and being used by farmers. The Claas, Krone and Fendt are just a few examples in the video. Evidently they must have better quality stuff.
I think there hay equipment is pretty cutting edge. John Deere doesn't have anything close to the claas mower at the end.
I like the Allis Chamblers 185.
Definitely the krone and claas mower
1st some nice hay equipment. Thanks for all your time and effort to bring us these awesome videos BTP.
not hay yet still green grass
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Bruh nobody cares
I’d have to vote for the AC 185 & NH haybine. Reminds me of what I would have seen around home back in the day.
It is a good one. The AC and haybine remind me of when I was growing up. The disc mower was not a concept yet.
Nice drone footage very cool,and that clean 185 allis chalmers.
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That Claas Cougar could belong to Dr. Suess! Lol
easchit looks like it would xD
Not sure what it is about haying/foraging equipment but I just really enjoy watching this kind of thing. Thanks for another great video!
It would be most interesting to understand the cost of farming, by posting the listed cost of each piece of equipment
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If i have one of them mowers i could cut all my hay in half a day.
not hay yet it is grass hay is dried grass is wet and green. from uk.
Since I started playing farming simulator 19, I find these real life farming vids very satisfying.
I am glad they tie in with FS19. My son plays FS19 and I often hope these videos help make the game play better.
Same. I really wish the hay baler at #6 was in the game. That thing is cool.
J Lyons I believe they do
@@jlyo1991 There is a MF Hesston 1840 centerline with that type of bale thrower as a option in the fs19 modhub. Mind, I'm on PC so I not sure if it's on console as well.
The Claas Couger is my favorite, and secondly the NH small bale pick-up truck, thanks for the great video and Merry Christmas....O and the NH tractor looks awesome
Both great machines that can cover allot of ground. Merry Christmas.
i liked that the old guy had his walking cane hanging off the side of his neat looking allis chalmers….
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Yes! Grandpa was loving his newly restored 185😄 Looked like a big field.
Thank you! My nephew loves your video! I also enjoy learning about the machinery used to harvest hay, oats, alfalfa, etc. great video!
That Claas at the end is something else , I cut a little hay with a 13’ hydraulic swing MoCo and thought that was pretty slick compared to to old fixed neck machine they had before but a self propelled MoCo that can lay 45’ plus down is crazy to think about, I would really love to see how that machine handle more challenging, undulating terrain though:) Another thing that came to me I would hate to imagine how expensive a rookie mistake gets when you get into iron that size
Hi, same as you, my first thougt was: that Claas Cougar is way to big to run on hilly terrain.
Well: ruclips.net/video/FlUSKYwW7Ac/видео.html
Thats an very old vid from Claas, shows cougar in Germay and Austria, have a look
esp. at 6:02 - 6:04min or 6:40 - 6:50min.
Merry Chrismas!
You're referring to a big bale, my question is this. Is this big bale same as a Heston bale. 4x4x8 foot measurement???
The tractor we mow with has a 3 point mounted mower that comes out to a total of around 30 or 40 feet
I am older (75) and remember as a kid mowing with a John Deere B and a 6-8 ft cycle mower and working with two other guys picking up bails by hand and flinging them up onto a wagon. I was quite impressed with what I saw here.
Bales?
Jason, this video could've been an hour and I would've watched the whole thing. Thanks for your hard work. Merry Christmas sir >>>
Brilliant selection of machinery, the claas was a serious piece of kit, great video!!
Thank you for watching. The Class Cougar is the ultimate hay mower.
You cannot buy a brand new Claas Cougar 1400, Farmhand Mike put up a video last year about this machine and one of the comments said that 'Claas stopped making them because they were catching fire, his words were 'they quit making them cause the kept catching fire I would know cause we burn 2 to the ground within 2 years' ruclips.net/video/CFBmM_MQFrU/видео.html&feature=emb_logo
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New machines...?? The Couger was designed developed and brought into series production almost 20 years ago! Sadly also discontinued shortly after it's inception...
7:52 that thing literally yeets bales
Lots of amazing harvesters and balers. I liked those wide harvesters, that cut about 48’ in one swipe. Very efficient. You could harvest your farm and somebody else’s farm, with that thing.
I THINK THATS TEH ONLY WAY A MACHINE LIKE THIS COULD BE JUSTIFIED - EITHER BY HAVING A HUGE ACREAGE ON THE FARM OR BY CONTRACT MOWING
The Conventional baler takes me back but we had a something that would lay them flat in square of 8 and we would use fat 8 gab on front loader then they go on trailor and stacked by hand. It kept you fit and the hot sun in middle of field and you would lose a stone in sweat.
Growing up in the Matanuska Valley, that New Holland Stack Cruiser would've put me out of a job every summer.
The huge cutters were my favorite followed by the mergers and balers. Totally fascinating! Great channel. Would like to see some of the tree cutters and wood splitters.
If I get a chance to see some logging and brush clearing equipment I will definitely film it.
Loved the straw stacking machine, also the way the cab turned around on the Claas machine..
Nice video as always btp....... 👍👍
Grew up in Wisconsin my folks had 14 kids we didn't need all this high tech equipment we did all the work as kids were the technology I remember the draft horses in the barn lay 40s today's technology is overwhelming, it's happened to that we lost a small farmer government intervention had a lot to do with it so where do we go from here, perhaps it will all be autonomous,
Just for sentimental reasons I have to go with the old Hesston self propelled mower , I know I commented when the original video went up that I had one exactly like it in the late 80's ! Andy at Farming,Fixing , Fabricating could show you a whole lot of that kind of big hay silage making equipment , especially the big mergers they use and a triple disk mower mounted on a Deere tractor !! Have a good Christmas and thanks for the interesting video !!
A little different equipment than the 12 hp Farmall Cub with a 5 foot sickle bar mower that I used 65 years ago.
I had a family History of dairy farming back 3 generations when it was the small bailer with the kicker. It was just corn silage, hay silage, bailed hay and grains for the small 200 head of cattle farm my cousin had. Its great to keep seeing farmers at work. This was late 70s through 1995. Great time id say.
i dont think so bro
I've noticed that there 2 different sizes of the square bales. There's the Heston bale, 4"x4'x8' size but there is a smaller size square bale. What size is this smaller square bale. Is there a name for it?
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This farm machinery is seriously impressive! Can’t wait to see more videos like this!
My favourite piece of equipment was the CLAAS COUGAR 1400 MOWER
Anyone els obsessed with farming related vehicle’s /equipment videos? Or is it just me?
now where is the bailer.
10:31 Allis Charmer 185, and a old farmer with a super looking farm land, the red of the tractor showed up to be very vabrand and good looking, old but not cold !
my vote :)
mine too, loved the old Allis,
The small square bales collecting and stacking was interesting. I would make it on a tailor only and and have a tractor pulling and powering it.
Thank you for a quality video.
All that equipment has some amazing engineering. Way different from sickle bar mowers of the past.
Happy Holidays to you and yours.
Thank you BTP and all those that help make this channel great.
Merry Christmas to all.
Merry Christmas. It was a good year for finding some great farm machines.
These machines will never go electric, not efficient enough. There has to be a better way than this just the same, right to repair being just one issue.
I would like to see the cost of each piece of machinery. It certainly would help us understand a little bit more why we pay what we pay at the
So glad we got to see that Hesston swather again!
Then that Allis 185 and NH 499 looked like a great pair.
Finally, that 45’9” Claas-what a monster!!
Killer video
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Nr 1 is my favorite because Europe is nr 1 !!! And you can take that to the bank !
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The Claas disc mower very impressive, overall the whole video was great .thankyou👍
Thank you for watching.
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Amazing video, massive machines, just put a video up if anyone wants to have a look, a video of us working on our farm shifting muck
My absolute favorite has got to be the famous parallel bars you know the two beer joints across the street from each other
Neat n sweet!
My little grandson just sat & watched this whole video , good job 👍
Agricultural machinery is a friend of nature, minimizing the negative impacts of agriculture on the environment, such as soil erosion, water pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.🎉😊❤
On average, how much does this scale of equipment cost?
greater width, the Class by about 10 feet is that correct?
Yes the Claas is about 13 ft wider than the Krone.
@@bigtractorpower wow, thank you Happy Christmas.
@@bigtractorpower Sorry but the Claas Cougar has a working width of 14 meters. That's 46 ft
@@maeks9827 you just Google that or do you know it as a fact ? Depends on the age of cougar so the 1 in video could have that cutting width . But the question asked was the difference between the 2 which is roughly 13' so big tractor power is correct either way !!
@@PaulA-il7ms Unfortunately, you have a translation problem with your feet over there in America. Here in Germany we calculate in meters. Claas specifies the working width in meters and not in feet. The Cougar was the widest mower that was built. Yes! was built. Claas has stopped production. At over € 400,000, it was too expensive...
oh man that was great i spent a while in an AC with a conditioner mower way back when
Very cool.
I'm still using an Allis with a Heston disc bine in Tennessee.
Love the Aliss Chalmers ,lots of power in a small machine by today's standards size wise
Well I have two favourites the one in the beginning of the video that just looks so bad ass especially when he lifts up all the mowers and starts turning around And I like the Alice Chalmers mowing oats that just looks so relaxing and beautiful just sitting there an open station
Both excellent choices. The Claas Cougar is a monster machine. The AC 185 was out on a picture perfect day. I wish the sky could be like that for every video I feature.
Were you by Chance At Nemetz Neshota Ridge Homestead.
what can farmers make more money on wheat? or feed such as oats, hay,or maze.
Keep up the good work!
Anyone else think iron man was going to play at the beginning of this video?
Great Video BTP, my favourite was the NH windrower and the alis chalmers tractor complete with a geriatric driver
The 499 haybine was a great NH product.
That was a nice video. I just wanted more.
It was tough to narrow this one to just 10. More on the way 😁
Sembra un mostro, talmente è grande e veloce nel muoversi, BRAVI,,,
You have provided us with oodles of tractor goodness BTP thank you soo much!! Loved this stuff since grandpa bought me my first diecast Deere when I was like 5yrs old!
Thank you for watching. 😁👍👍 on the Ertl John Deere.
I liked to the Class Cougar, not produced anymore, which you’d think is surprising, does a good job & self propelled, I’ve got the model of this machine.
The last Cougar was in 2012. Unfortunately triple mowers mounted on tractor displaced it from the market place.
Was ist in den Behältern drin die teilweise auf den Hochdruckpressen montiert sind ? Vielleicht kann mir das jemand auf deutsch mitteilen danke.
Awesome video awesome machines
Love that claas cougar 1400 sweet looking machine
very nice congratulations, I follow you,
My fave is #02 @14:14 - the H9870 Stack Cruiser.
The reason it's my favourite is the mechanics of it's operations.
But also I am intrigued as to why it collects only 161 bales and not 162 (18*9=162). It seems as each level has 6 rows of 3 bales = 18 bales. But one of the levels has only 17 bales and I have been trying to find out why that is? I think someone told me it was the 7th layer (third from the last) that has only 17 bales, but no one has been able to tell me why that is. If YOU can tell me I will give you a thumbs up lol!
maybe
Were the oats for hay or silage
Enjoy this comment.. i wonder if those machines would make a snow blower. Change head and use all that power to operate a snow blower. Just a thought
It would clear an air port run way as a 45ft snow blower in a hurry.
Amazing machines especially that Claas at the end. Maybe the coolest farm machine I've ever seen. Thank you for sharing! I'm late catching up on all your videos. Lol
The “class”is simply pure class!!
What a bit of engineering
Hope to see you in Kentucky soon as I’m moving from a rice farm in Northern California to a farm western Kentucky.
Claas makes some great machines. Wow that is a huge move. Drop me an email and I would like to learn more about where you are moving to in WKY. Contact@bigtractorpower.com
bigtractorpower I will shoot you an email next week when we get back from Ireland we are here on vacation. Happy new year to you and the family.
@@johnbyrne1258 open Secret: Claas Cougar is Based on a Liebherr Wheelloader. Also the Wheelloaders from Claas Torion series are made by Liebherr.
Watching in amazing.. But what about all workless laborers sitting at home?
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Thanks for the great videos. These Machines are made for really big farms
Thank you for watching.
0:10 one is my favorite. They were all good though. It would be good if you could mention the price of all the machines, please. Great job! 👍👍👍👍
Claas cougar 1400
Very cool automation. Nicly photographed BTP🚜🇺🇸🎅🎄
Thank you. Marry Christmas.
I have a question: what is the difference between a merger and a rake? This channel is the first I have seen a merger. What and why are they used?
That is a good question and one I will make a video on. A merger is mainly for putting several windrows of freshly cut alfalfa into a larger windrow ahead of a Forage Harvester. A rake is used to collect grass or alfalfa about a day after it has been cut. The rake like the merger collects a few windrows but this material will be baled instead of chopped. A rake is for dry baled hay and a merger is for fresh cut hay going into silage. That said a rake can merge for a chopper and a merger can collect dry hay but it’s not often.
@@bigtractorpower Thanks, a very good explanation. Merry Christmas!
.......they are the same thing, just different names
Not only cool mower mergers and baler but some neat tractors with the cherry fendt and ac 185. 😎
I agree. 😁👍👍. Merry Christmas. 🎄🎁
bigtractorpower merry Christmas to you all.
Such a great video seeing all these different machines working Thank you
I had lots of seat time on a JD 3020 pulling an old Heston Hydra-swing swather.
Just like the New Holland being pulled by the Allis
This video is my favorite
It's nice to hear about people working all day on tractors in the field but also don't forget about the animals that pay for all that equipment and the people that take care of them 365 days a year love those dairy farms
Great video as always. Im amazed theres still guys using the small rectangular bales over there.
The small squares have their place. There is a big market for them in the horse racing industry.
Class saw the big m and said I like that let's make it bigger
Just an old farm kid here, getting back into haying. I enjoy seeing all the different methods used and dreaming of the possibilities. I'm currently operating a 9' NH haybine, a JD side delivery rake, and a NH small "idiot" square baler with a man on the wagon (the idiot--usually me), all pulled by a White 2-105. Just 12.5 acres of alfalfa now, hoping to bump that up to 100 acres by 2024. Lots of scaling to do by then!
Thanks for your videos!
Whats the 1st one ? Claas ... ? But which Type ?