The repairs made to the LB333 Baler fixed it
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2018
- Baled up some late second cutting with the LB333 big square baler that we had done some repairs to. The repairs were what was needed to fix the baler it's back to running like new.
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Man I know nothing about baling hay, but your explanation is fascinating and your wealth of knowledge is amazing, bloody excellent videos 👍👍
Thanks
I ran the NH version in a 3x4 of that baler for a farm here on alfalfa and once dialed in it really pumped out quality bales.
Dun Truckin they are a decent baler
Andy, your vids are great man, I love seeing those machines working and thankful for the explanation on how it works. Simply ingenious machine! What does one of them hay cubes weigh? It appears to me this farm operation would be in trouble without your skills - both mechanic skills and overall farm knowledge. Thanks so much for sharing your daily encounters on the farm. Cheers.
Erated78 thanks man, what an up lifting comment that you made thanks glad you like what you see. The bales weigh 700-800 pounds straw bales are around 600 pounds, could make slightly heavier but that is the average weight. We'll run across truck scale every once and awhile to weigh them.
That's always a relief when you're baler is finally fixed!
Doug Schmit II they can be an unnecessary evil that's for sure
It's amazing that that machine does anything on a consistent basis with all those moving parts... LOL thanks for the video you take me to school everyday.
Robert Bradford oh my good I know it, when everything is moving you only need one little thing to fall out of time and bang catastrophic failure
That is definitely the most informative video I've seen. Well done sir. I hate mechanical problems, but it's a challenge I'm defiantly taking on. 🤔
John Deere thanks for the comment
Great explanation and video on the baler and how it works! Hope the storm didn’t hit you too hard! Keep up the great work!
Brian Webb thanks for the comment and your interest in the channel. We managed to get everything cleaned up about an hour before the rain
Great video , very informative.
Dave Heckman I'm glad you liked it
Another great informative video. Interesting how the bail is 4-5 times larger than what we use to make with a JD 336, and the same bail making mechanics and knotters are used.
Steve Horan just about yes
Awesome slow motion shots 👍🏻👍🏻
Gabe Brown I should have some more of them at different angles I wasn't thinking
Everything looks nice and Green around your area. We have only had 2.5 inches of rain here in Southern Alberta this growing season. Spring wheat is only producing about 30 bushels per acre. Nice camera work!
Brian Grant thanks for the comment, sorry to hear about how dry it is where you are.
When you a field is coming to end of it life. You said one field was planted in 2014 and it was about done. What is the next step for field.disc it and replant
here in sw wisc it rained 15 inches in 12 hrs,broke 2 large dams,flooded 8 towns.
Nice vid!
Gene Chronister thanks
Cool knotter slow mo
Blane Heinrich thanks, now I wish got a couple more shots at different angles... There is always next year. We put baler away for the year yesterday.
If my Dad was still here and could watch this he probably would've thought why not bring the chopper in and you would be done! He was never one for baling hay. He chopped everything and blew it in the barn, of course you had to make sure the hay was dry or you would have a chance for fire!
Rodney Erdmann we actually did chop some that we were going to Bale to speed the day up. It rained about an hour after we got done baling.....2"of rain
How many heavy trucks do you have.
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Hey andy! Nice video once again sorry to sound like a broken record but there good! And a person like yourself is what makes the farm work cause i dont think there is nothing you couldent fix
Cory Devries I appreciate the comments, keep them coming it's uplifting if anything else.. thanks
Afternoon andy you guy's get the 6030 new?
Cory Devries no my brother bought that 18-20 years ago. I've got a video with his son roller harrowing with it the other day that I have to put together yet
That thing looks like a beast of a tractor
Otherwise known as a trained professional
Gene Chronister yes exactly
what made you decide to go with the Case IH baler over a different brand ?
It was what was available
@@FarmingFixingFabricating seems thats the case more times than not
So what needed replaced on the stuffer? I am having a bit of an issue with my new holland 340 filling the top part of the bale when i bale wet hay only.
Monhaut Holsteins nylon pieces that line the bottom of stuffer chamber, we had a few stripper plates Brooke on back side of rotor and a knife on bottom side left of plunger.
Monhaut Holsteins ruclips.net/video/eNwVAyW1nSc/видео.html
Thanks! mine does not have plastic in prechamber, maybe that would be a good idea for baleage.
Morning Andy
Did you cross your fingers before you started it?
NoMerc yes it was a group effort, everybody had fingers and toes crossed.
Very informative and interesting that 1.do you guys sleep much ??
Andrew Woodhead oh yeah we manage to get some sleep here and there.
@@FarmingFixingFabricating looking at the way the videos flow Andy I'd say the hammer is down pretty much daily on your operation. 😁LOL
Andrew Woodhead for the most part, but it's a comfortable pace....I kinda like it when it rains. It gives me a chance to catch up on repairs.
@@FarmingFixingFabricating comfortable pace is good. It seems you have a good team around you as well!would Manhattan be very far away??
Andrew Woodhead we are in Syracuse, Manhatten probably 200 miles away
You don't need that much rain by any means
Donald Ellett we ended up with a pretty good amount little over an inch... We did manage to get done before it rained
Is that your 1st big baler
Donald Ellett no this one is our 2nd big square baler. We also have a John Deere model 100 that was our first big square baler
A very enjoyable video. It seems you nearly need a mechanical engineering degree (which you may have) to be a farmer, but I'm sure your common sense exceeds that educational status. Thanks for showing more 'farm life'....and teamwork! ....13
arkansas13 I'm glad you liked the video
Andrew Hourigan --- Give "Jpaydirt, RUclips' a listen/watch on his channel, published Aug. 31, 2018. He has very short commentary at about the 34.40 mark regarding a proposed regulation that the State of California is trying to put in place regarding dairy farming.
arkansas13 I'll do that