KICK BALING STRAW | New Holland BC5070
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2020
- In this video Big Tractor Power spends time out in the field with a NEW HOLLAND BC5070 baler equipped with a model 72 Bale Thrower. A 180 pto hp NEW HOLLAND T7060 Tractor is powering the 14x18 kick baler picking up wheat straw. This video takes viewers out into the wheat field to see and hear what straw baling. Viewers will learn about the NEW HOLLAND BC5070 baler and 72 thrower's production history, specifications and original price tags.
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Back in the 60s we had a 540 with the David Brown 900, and that was it back then. No kicker,just me and whoever grabbing and stacking! Thanks for the film,it was very good.
I grew up on a Dairy Farm near Lake Winnebago WI. This is the set up my parents had. Brings back memories.
Kick balers we’re very handy in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s.
I grew up in Eastern Canada, and we hauled anywhere from 2 to 15 miles away so we always had two of us on the wagon stacking the wagon full so we would get more bales on it! You learned fast to always keep one eye on the kicker!
How about a kicker for big bales? 450 kilos flying through the air.!
Love watching small square balers eat windrows! Brings back memories!!!!!!
I grew up in northern NY on a dairy farm. As kids my cousin and I would be riding in the wagon of a setup like this, dodging the bales as they were kicked out and stacking them in the wagon so it would hold more bales.
I really like hearing those knotters.
Nice setup although that tractor is easily twice as large as is needed and it’s not even breaking a sweat!
That’s a far cry from the Ford 8N with a New Holland Model 66 baler we used when I was a kid in the 80’s
@ Forrest Putman I think if it was mine I'd run it using 1000 rpm P.T.O. running at half revs ( Been there, done that)
My Dad used one for years and my neighbor has one I know is at least 45 years old and still bailing.
As I rapidly approach the same age myself it doesn't seem as old as it once did :)
My brother runs a 575 and a 316 baling for horse farms generally. Both are fantastic balers and both are kicker balers. The most we put up in a Vermont summer was 18,000-19,000 bales while both working full time jobs. He does most of it, I just help when I can.
I run a New Holland Super 66. It's from the mid to late 50's. It runs like a dream. Still has black stencils painted telling what dealer it shipped to in greensburg pa.
Sounds like a nice one! I have a super hayliner 69 that also still works wonders
I bale with a BC5070 and thrower just like what is in the video. We make feed for our horse farm and small sales operation in CT with it. I ran it for years with a nice vintage Ford 9600, but upgraded to a used John Deere 7320 a couple years ago. We have a fair amount of hills on the farm and I will often stack the wagon as I kick the bales on, so the size of the 7320 is nice to hold back that weight.
I started with a NH 273 pulled by a IH 656 back in the 80s. Moved up to a 315 behind an 806 for more capacity, then got a NH 316 that was in much better shape. All of them had the belted throwers. Baled alfalfa and straw. Retired and sold the 316 last year.
Just bought my small square baler new holland 316 last week and hoping to do custom baling, selling bales perfect job for finishing high school
It's hard to decide what is more entertaining to watch. The organized complexity of a Stack Cruiser, or the wanton pitching machine-esque comic of the Bale Throwers.
Brilliant video, just love the look of big 2 wheel drive tractors, thanks for a great video
Thanks B T P . You da man !
When the video started I thought that's Wisconsin but then talked myself out of it. My Grandma always told me if you aren't positive go with your first guess as it will probably be correct and as usual she was right again. Spent at least a few years in Northwestern, Northeastern and Southwestern Wisconsin. Nice place to live although the winters can be a bit chilly.
Worked on tons of NH small square baler at the dealership. We had a 316 NH baler on the farm pulled with a 77 Oliver, great pair!
Have a new holland 2018 5070 baler. Pull it with a NewHolland. 2010 T5060 MFWD in sw PA. Bale grass and alfalfa hay and also oat straw. No kicker. We use a long chute and stack on the wagons. We a total New Holland farm with the exception of our tillage and planting equipment. All of our tractors and hay equipment is New Holland. Nice video in some heavy straw.
Thank you for watching. Sounds like a cool true blue farm. I like New Holland farms.
New Holland 575 powered with a new Holland T105a tractor. Put up around 10k a year of both grass/alfalfa n straw bales. I know Mr Nolt’s granddaughter n they are a wonderful family. Awesome video 👍
We use a 575 nh baler and pull it with ih 766 or jd 3010 tractor. Baler has a tray and we stack on a rack wagon. Works really good in both hay and straw. Have to work a little hard, but sure is nice to have good bales when the snow blows.
Never seen kick bailing before, great video thanks.
We got a couple of Old Timers her in East Central WI who STAND IN THE THROW WAGON, dodge the tossed bales and stack them full. They Be Crazy Dudes!
Been there done that
Another awesome video Jason!! Thanks for sharing. Been watching your videos for over 8 years. 👍👍
Thank you Scott. Very appreciated. BTP RUclips is about to turn 10. You are a good fan. 😁👍
Jason, in all seriousness you have the best videos on RUclips. I follow a lot of farms but the information and teaching you give is second to none. Thank you and please keep going!!! GO BTP!!😀😊👍👍
The bale kicker sure beats the old fashioned way of loading hay or straw 👍🚜
I use a NH5070 pulled with a NH TS90 to bale fescue hay. Does an excellent job!
Its a cool set up but to me love the custom guys who use accumulators and pull behind bale stacker behind their balers
Nice, thanks!
Today I still use a small square baler and I don't bale as much small square bales as I did years ago but I still have my International 445 baler with a IH 15 balethrower on it and I use either my IH 560 diesel tractor on there or my International 826 tractor on there and that Baler has some awesome capacity!! There's many times I had to push it and hurry up get the hay off before some rain storms in the forecast was coming and as long as you keep the top of the Bale chamber clean from buildup of chaff where the nodders are located, that Baler will outperform anyting back in its day!
What an awesome set up. The 445 was the last IH baker before the hay line went to New Idea. That’s cool you have the bake thrower too.
The flying bales look good👍😉 This baler eats the windrow👍😁
Another awesome video👍👍
NH Super sweep 😁👍
We just pickup a 311 baler that has 26 thrower. It’s doing a good job so far. Did like 4 wagons of orchard grass.
I use 269 NH and pull with 55 NH workmaster. It is and old baler when I got it switched to plastic string it made a big difference. The first year I use it it didn't miss a knot. I bale around thousand bales of grass hay.
great work, amazing compact tractor
Compact?! Ha 210hp
Great stuff sure beats having to do what we are stacking big Square bales then to a trailor!
Wow, I grew up on a farm that had an Allis-Chalmers 170 (about 50hp) running a New Holland 273 baler , guess the balers today need a whole lot more oomph!
Iam on my third new holland square baler. My first was a super hayliner 68 i bought for $100 in high school. Than moved up to a 269, ran it for a few years and currently have a 275.
The bale yeeter.
Fantastic Job 🤣
Used to bale straw here in Northern Ireland with a Claas Markant 65 baler pulling a flat 8 accumulator. Great baler. Still alot of old New Hollands baling here now.
Im sure New Holland and Massey Ferguson are the only manufacturers making small square balers now but i may be wrong.
First summer working on my uncle's horse farm I got to unload the hay, all kicked into a big high sided wagon, those were 80 plus pounds each wedged in like tetris gone wrong. Hot, scratchy, back breaking. I still love haying, have not even mowed a lawn in years.😂
I remember when we bought our first throw baler, 1982, it was better than sliced bread! No more stacking bales twice, once on the wagon and again in the hay mow.
Oddly satisfying to watch.
Farm I worked on as a kid got one of these balers with a kicker. I do believe it was a New Holland. The Farmer used a 1206 International to power it. We built 2 bailing wagons that spring. We thought it was so cool now that we didn't have to stack the bales on a wagon and then unload to restack them in the barn. Didn't make any difference as the farmer could bale twice as fast and we never got out of that hot haymow. Just kept on changing the wagons. Used an M to pull the hay wagons. Good times!
Very cool. My first job was staking hay in the mow from kick bake wagons. I just shared a video of an IH 1256 baking straw at ruclips.net/video/IBkx5YijMSI/видео.html
nice brother
I have a New Holland 310 baler with a loading extension, pulled by a 2004 TN-70 (with cab). It's an old baler but still running strong and trouble free. We grow and bale mostly orchardgrass and timothy hay here in the Virginia mountains. My haybine is a 478 and it breaks down frequently. These old machines can still be found locally for $2,000 to $3,000 each.
Very nice baling team.
Very good video love the tractor and Baler although here in Europe we have the same baler except in yellow must look into that
We have had a few New Holland balers. Got a twine baler a few years ago. Baling most coastal hay now with it now.
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I have a new holland 320 with a pan kicker. I pull it with a 1989 ford 7710 series 2. I have 27 acres of grass alfalfa mix that I do 2 crops of. I sell the hay to horse people. I am located in central Wisconsin.
My Grandfather uses a New Holland 276 Hayliner on his farm for both Hay and Straw.
grew up with a new holland haylliner 68 powered by a AC wd 45 tractor baling hay and alfalfa
How does it literally Yeet the bails in there 🤯🤯🤯
My dad bought a used 316 4 years ago. We bale mixed hay and oats straw with it.He runs it with either a 6080 or 175 Allis Chalmers. My brother has rabbit with the D 15 Allis Chalmers.
I run a nh 316 with pan kicker to bale grass hay and straw for steers. Usually bale with a 2 105 white but have put a 7040 Allis in front.
Had a NH 269 for a number of years. Bought it when my other baler was giving me grief. Good machine, but it did not have the same capacity as my 47 baler from IH. Even with the Super Sweep pickup.
I also like new Holland square Baler’s I have a 575 Nh I pull with 6410 105 hp and a tag behind agway bale sled and grappling systems works great as long as the field is long .Doesn’t take to bale a thousand bales
We used our New Holland 565 baler and kicker on our international 986 to bale some straw last night,we also bale alfalfa with the baler
Very nice. I like the 86 series. I need to get more of that generation filmed for the channel.
We bale with a 1998 John Deere 338 baler with baling wire and a bale shoot no kicker. We pull it with either a 2002 New Holland TS100 or the 1984 White 2-75. We bale both timothy hay and straw. We finished baling straw last week. Our record is 1000 bales in one day with wagons. That with an 8 men crew. One running the baler 2 on the wagon, one person shuffling the wagons and. Four guys in barn stacking we were running three wagons.
I have a NH 276 Hayliner Jason and the knotters have not missed in over 4000 bales. Not bad for an old machine
I’ve got a New Holland Super 68 that currently run behind a Ford 5610, but should be behind a IH 656 utility for second cut and use it to bale regular grass hay in southeast Kentucky.
Late 70s through the early 2000s we used a 315 NH baler with a belt thrower. Pulled it mostly with an Oliver 1655, occasionally with an Oliver 1550.
Very cool set up and tractors.
@@bigtractorpower We had a Model 67 NH baler before that, mostly pulled by a Fordson Major Diesel. Used an AC WD with it in the earlier days but that was a challenge for the little orange tractor.
Haven't used it in 4 years but 24T with a mechanical #2 thrower grass hay
Love a 2wd ✊✊
Much tighter turning on a 2WD. My 4WD CaseIH has a turning circle that is downright lousy.
We use a nh 320 behind a case 1070 to make ten acres of grass hay. The 320 seems a little high maintenance compared to other models.
i bale with a n.h.275 small sq. pulled it with a ih 504 then with a ih 544, then went with a mahindra 2565 with a cab that makes it nice. then i use a maxalator to pick up and stack on a wagon a one man op. and a lot better.
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The rhythmic sound of a small baler is so relaxing! Yes riding in that wagon to stack bales would require one to be on their toes! What fluid is in that tank back by knotter and what is the purpose? Thanks
Acid preservative that would be applied to hay to keep it from heating and rotting if the water content was too high. Unlikely to be used when making straw in this instance.
👍👍👍👍 my neighbor did it this way only he used International equipment.
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Thought it looked a bit small to be a 7060, Its a new holland T6070. Id say nearly all tractors over here that size would be 4WD, To have a 2WD would be very rare. Nice tractors to drive.
What’s in the sprayer tank ? Never seen that or the bail kicker before ,over here in sunny old England we normally used to use a flat 8 sled then stack with bail grab , great channel 👍
I think its 'balers choice' additive. You would usually see in on large square balers here in Northern Ireland. It helps to reduce the moisture content in the straw.
More or less used for marginal hay so it cures even having extra moisture in it. We try to keep moisture below 12% so the bales don't get musty.
I've stacked with one of them kicking the bales to me before. It was a JD tractor though.
Great video and great baler. I just posted a video of our bc5070 baling hay
Very cool. I will check it out. I enjoyed your combine search video.
@@bigtractorpower I'm glad you liked that search video. Its in the shop now at John Deere so the next thing to look forward to is getting it in the field!
We use a 5070 and a 575 new Holland with accumulators on the back. We run Deere and caseih tractors. We bale coastal Bermuda for the horse people .
Very cool.
we use an old Massey Ferguson 90 baler with a Massey 290 tractor for hay.
Beautiful area. What town us this located near? I grew up in the Sheboygan area
Balers that kick are not the same as a balers that throws bales. You can stack bales on a wagon with a thrower but, not a kicker ask me how i know lol.
Good video and information.👍
I know but I always called it kick baling. 😁
@@bigtractorpower you are young you get over it lol.😁
I still enjoyed the video.
That def is a thrower baler
I’ve stack a lot of wagons behind a baler just like this one gotta pay attention and not be daydreaming
@@nealfigary3288 been many years ago for me. I agree no day dreaming aloud lol.
We will be make hay squares tomorrow 👍
I use a New Holland 268 baler and John Deere 5300 tractor and bale Orchard Grass.
Very cool.
Best small square baker you can get
I run a new holland hayliner 273 behind a John deere 4030
I had a toy version of this as a kid that came with plastic bales, and you could flip a lever and send them flying into the cart. 😂
😁👍👍
276 hayliner
Bale straw and hay with it for many years.
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We run the case ih version of that baler on a 2wd 7110
Very cool. I hope to film an SBX baker sometime.
New holland built the best balers around , we wore out our first one not sure on model , it was 252 I think , we traded it for a 315 hay liner with thrower with electric thrower controls we had no hydraulics on the thrower , the thrower threw it where the tongue of the wagon went
A bale every 6-7 seconds... that’s roughly 10 bales a minute... About 600 bales per hour..... not bad at all... you can have a load in 5-10 minutes..
I use a 311 new holland square baler to bale orchard grass and pull it with a 1066 hydro.
Very cool. Hydro 100 are kinda rare today. Great classic.
Yes I enjoy running my 1066 hydro it’s a walk back in time.
How would you like to be the guy catching those bales
Just an observation. It appears thats a New Holland t 6070. Not a 7060.
As always, great video sir.
Yes I miss spoke. Reversed the numbers.
I use a 570 new Holland,hay and straw
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The closest we ever got to a kicker was a picture in a sales brochure...lol
😁. I have read many of those cover to cover.
Small correction. The tractor is a T6070.
Nice video! We use a kicker/wagon setup too, but with a John Deere 348 with #42 pan kicker. We have videos on our channel baling hay you might like from our small farm in the mountains of VA. Thx!
I am operating one as I am typing, it’s not mine , how fast do you think I can push this thing, going 1.7 MPH
1.7 is moving along with a square baler. Thank you for watching.
New holland hayliner 273 with a mm m670 super on it
Very cool.
You still have to unload the trailer manually. Having all the bales just thrown in the wagon and high sides on the wagon makes it much more difficult to unload.
My first job at 12 years old was unloading this type of wagon and stacking the hay in the barn.
@@bigtractorpower Me too, That's how I know it sucks.
Hello everyone... Where can get a nh BC 5070 manual?
I would say a New Holland dealer, eBay or Facebook market place would all be good sources.
@@bigtractorpower ok thank you
Whats the liquid in the tank on these balers?
It’s a citrus preservative applied when they are baking hay to prevent molding.
Stupid question- Who is the maker of these wagons?
I'd love to sit on that and see how far is go 😁😁
I thought a 5070 was 14x16 inches?