Hay Day with the Farmall 756 Diesel
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2023
- It's a beautiful day to cut hay with the Farmall 756 diesel and the International 990 haybine!
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You are on a roll lately with the quality of your videos. Showing the daily events on a small farm providing both educational and entertainment information to your viewers about farming is a plus. The quality, clarity, and definition of videos have been fantastic.
Well said!
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Realy top notch video - very clear and panning is done well.
Yes, the work that Pete does on the farm is being told as a fascinating story.
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I spent many an hour on a similar setup as a kid and the one thing a lot of your viewers are missing out on are the smells of making hay, From the smell of the diesel exhaust on a cool morning, the sweet smell of the fresh cut hay to the smell of the dust that collects on your arms as the day goes by. Love your video's and always look forward to the next one.
Pete, really enjoyed your mowing videos. My Dad was the son of a retired dry farmer and ihope this does not freak people out , but I thought it was very appropriate.o in my Dads coffin I put small baggy of freshly mown hay. So he could have some nice smells from the farm for his next chapter of life.
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@@ronarmstrong8585 Nice thoughtful touch.
@@ronarmstrong8585 That was very sweet and appropriate!
Darrin, let's not forget the sweet scent of perspiration!
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I cut my fields yesterday morning. Nothing better than watching those clean rows develop. It is also worth mentioning that process never gets old, and you get much better at it over time.
I got carried away mowing and cleaned up a bunch of my property. I only cut 4 acres of hay. A good start and test of my equipment. Being retired now it's tough to figure out how much or little time I have.
@@thewayidoit8895 Just don't think about how much time you have. Enjoy each day and make the most out of them.
I would like to work on a farm. They tell me the average farner is 65 and needs help. I put up ads asking to work on farms but got no calls.
@@thewayidoit8895 if you mean time of life, some live much longer than others expect. My Grandpa was obese abd lived to 90. My other Grandpa was constantly dieting and concerned with health, and died of cancer at 83, I think. The one honored God, the other had turned on God because he _thought_ there were contradictions in the scriptures.
"For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God;" Romans 3:23
"But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us." Romans 5:8
"For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord." Romans 6:23
"For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast." Ephesians 2:8-9
“Now we know that what things soever the law saith, it saith to them who are under the law: that every mouth may be stopped, and all the world may become guilty before God. Therefore by the deeds of the law there shall no flesh be justified in his sight: for by the law is the knowledge of sin.” Romans 3:19-20
"For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life." John 3:16
"That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation." Romans 10:9-10
@@BaptistJoshua Farmers don't trust outsiders for the most part. Try joining a farm community church or shooting club. Once people know who you are and see what kind of person you are, they're much more likely to let you in. Be prepared to volunteer if necessary. Trade your help for farming knowledge.
You know the nice and informative video you get with Pete, so they all deserve a like before even watching. Some things you can just rely on.
And look forward to also.
I always click the like button when I go to Just a few acres farm because I know I will enjoy watching the video! I'm never disappointed! Reminds me of the time I spent at my Grandparents farm.....precious memories. Thanks Pete and Hillary for sharing your life with us.
@@rosaliegloege4498 I was never on a farm as a youngster but can certainly see why you would rediscover such memories. Looks hard work but with a high degree of satisfaction.
Hey Pete this is Gene from South Carolina I am a pastor and I wanted to let you know that I like watching your videos and I am praying your family
Thanks for the bad jokes they always make me laugh thanks again my friend 😂
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Good morning Pete and Hillary
It's a wonderful day to mow. Thanks God bless.
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Pete, that was a brilliant video - thank you. The drone shots - which are in danger of becoming too commonplace on some RUclips channels, IMHO, - were excellent. They really showed what you were doing, and how you were doing it. I enjoy your relaxed style and never get bored. Please, keep doing what you’re doing.
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Pete, the new barn addition looks terrific the farms really shaping up and cutting the hay was fun to watch with you doing that. Such a nice job. Have a nice memorial day weekend.😊
Thank you, Pete! I can see how you enjoy the sound of the diesel and it's THRUM-THRUM-THRUM with the harmonics. Truly mesmerizing! All those dandelion fluffs started to clog up the radiator some 14:34 - I am sure you kept tabs on your gauges and there was no problems with excessive temperature. All your hard work has paid off and you had everything work together to give you a positive outcome, with just one rock guard to fix. Glad you found that bolt... we felt guilty we were the cause due to you filming! And a great bunch of angles - especially the one from the drone up above looking at your property from the triangle 13:32 field - it showed the pond in relation to your Dad's house and the layout of your farm so that all the pieces came together in that one view to know where things are. This was a wonderful way to help me start my Sunday and I wanted to be sure you knew it was appreciated. Thank you! 👍
Always nice to get started on the hay. Thanks for taking us along.
Have a great day!
What a great video. Calm, soothing to the soul. And the 756 is a complete jewel.
I could almost smell the cut grass.
I suffer from anxiety and depression. I LOVE your hay videos. I love the sound of the tractor and all the different attachments. I am not an outdoor person, but I love watching and listening to you. Especially when I am not feeling well. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
I couldn’t agree more. I find your videos so relaxing and uplifting and often a go-to when not feeling the best. Thank you!!!!!
I'm wondering if you might find "The French Whisperer" RUclips channel helpful.....His voice is very soothing and his content is well researched and educational. Take care..🥰🥰🥰👃✌️🇨🇦
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I don’t miss doing hay lol but I miss farming grains and pigs so much of my youth was on the farm hope you have a great memorial weekend thanks for sharing the new building edition looks great should definitely help your operation
“What did you do today” “ watch a bloke cut hay” love it Pete, mesmerising,thanks very much!!
Nothing like the smell of fresh mowed hay/grass. I watched this video while sitting in my hotel room & it brought back happy childhood memories. Thank you for that Pete. It’s just what I needed today. Stay safe & take care. Cheers
Nice job Pete your red paint and that green hay beautiful sky makes a nice picture that’s what makes a country a country what a nice scenery
Good morning Pete and Hillary, Happy Sunday ❤
Good morning
Something about watching hay being cut is soothing.
It's due to the fact that Pete is a solid storyteller and a gifted communicator. I assume both traits and skills were refined from corporate interactions and stressful-performance driven career.
@@opendstudio7141 - Right on!
Good morning Pete
You make my whole body relax with your voice and the sound of your farm. Hope your well Pete.
That drone flyover was absolutely amazing
Yes it was for sure
Great looking hay
Fantastic stuff Pete. I am always amazed that you never get a fence or post when cutting
Famous Pete Quotes: “The torc spec is one Grunt”-priceless !
Haymaking what a chilled and relaxing day you had Pete thanks for another fantastic video 😊
Have a good day!
Pete, it is very satisfying to see the machinery work so well and the blessings of Mother Nature. Keep making these great videos.
Those old IH are great , 756 75 hp 6cyl. 1206 120hp. 6cyl. And so on .
I don't think you need to explain anything to anybody about cutting your fields. It's how graceful and satisfying how you doing
I had an Uncle that bled green, but he somehow ended up with an IH 990 haybine. He bragged on that machine and had nothing but good things to say about it. Thanks for reminding me about him.
Cutting and baling hay was among my favorite jobs. Raising and lowering the cutting head at just the right time and turning just right to keep the edge nice and square always made the job fun.
Thank you, Pete, for bringing back some good memories. Hope to see you at the Roundup in Grand Island.
Pete, you’ve just shown this old high school principal that the best training to be a hayfield mower is to first become a great architect! You’ve got such a good run of videos. Yours and Lumnah’s channel can’t be beat. I’m now disabled, in body, not mind! You two guys entertain me often throughout each week. One day when I can once again travel I’ll definitely come by the farmer’s market to thank you and say hi. Much appreciation for your work, Pete.
Reminds me of my childhood. Our neighbour was a farmer too and when he cut his grass, we just watched him, because it was so calming. When we were older, he would allow us to help load up the finished hay bales and drive on the trailer back to his barn.
I'm so glad your fields aren't dried out like last year at this time. I was worried about all of you farmers all over the country and prayed for rain. So relieved that the Lord provided an abundance to make up for the hard times.
Got started on hay last week. Got a bit of rain coming thru the area now so gonna resume Tuesday. Glad to see I'm not the only one who has dropped stuff I'm working on and have to hunt thru the grass to find it! It's a good feeling when you do find it!
Make hay when the sun shines and enjoy!
Pete you are a wonder and the most famousest of farmers! Thank you!
Making hay was one of my most favorite jobs on the farm. We cut the hay with a 1469 New Holland self-propelled Haybine (three wheeled with twin sticks to steer with skid steer style), raked with a White/Oliver 44 diesel tractor with a 5-speed synchro-mesh transmission and baled with a New Holland small square bailer that we ran with an IH 656 Farmall with a hydrostatic transmission and a trike front axel. The 656 was my hands down favorite tractor that we had - so versatile and maneuverable. We also had a 956 Farmall with a hydrostatic transmission, but I much preferred the 656 for most applications - especially backing loaded hay wagons into the barn!
Excellent video and great to see the barn extension almost complete. My tenant has just cut first cut silage here in the UK so the timings are similar to the US. Great see the old machinery working so well. The newer stuff is no doubt more efficient time wise but the old stuff just has that aura about it. Like the comments about hay making. Super channel Pete please keep it going.
Pete, I love your videos! I’m a first time farmer at age 79 and farming 50 50 with a family my wife and I have know for 55 years. I did the fall plowing and helped pick rocks from the field this spring. Our corn is just up after planting 8 days ago. I’m worried about weather and prices and regulations like all the other farmers out there. But I envy the kind of farming that you, Hillary and the kids do. Thank you for being an inspiration to all of us newbies. God bless.
Sir, you are an inspiration.
I can understand how you feel when you're out in the field working. Nothing can match the soothing sound of nature, or the sound of the diesel engine just humming along
Pete, your drone shots reveal a new angle to your process of creating this tremendous, my favorite, picture. By the way, this video, I’ve watched it at least twice, reminds me of my dad and mowing the lawn at the house I grew up in. Dad, mean as he was, taught me a great life lesson. After about age 14, he never had to ask me to mow. We had quite the process, again, another life lesson. Thanks for the memories, Pete!
Thank you Pete! The farm looks so beautiful...blue skies, red barns, green fields....wowsa.
Hey pete hope you are well and healthy thank you for another great video and love to everyone in chat love from Dublin Ireland🇮🇪❤️
I bet it smells so good too.😊. You have a bright and pretty morning and mine is still dark as it is just a bit last 0515 on the west coast. What a nice happy video to watch as I savor my fresh cup of coffee.😊 Have a great day Pete.
Making Hay while the sun shines is not just a cute saying, but, a way of life!
Farming is not a job,but an entire way of life.
And as Pete says,you must pay constant attention to markets and pricing.
As well as the cycle of the seasons.
Watching you mowing hay is same as watching the flames of a fire place. Brings calm and reflection.
I realize I'm probably spending WAY more time paying attention to your haying than I should be. When I start recognizing fields and cuts on the other side of the country, I just have to smile. Yeah, it's gratifying to some of us too ! Thanks, Pete! Your summer haying videos are some of my favorites of all genres.
Baby calves jumping around the field is my favorite. Hay that has been out in the barn is my second. Every step of the process is rewarding. A full barn is a great accomplishment.
I remember when my dad let me for the first time cut the grass for hay on our farm, at twelve years old it was such a great feeling and I still remember the first time smell. These moments on the farm you never forget even when you've been on the tractor for a couple of days.
Happy Memorial Day Pete, family and your veteran Dad. Today’s video made my Sunday morning. 😊🇺🇸
Yep the drone views are awesome.
Pete, love every video you publish. You know why, you show a part of America dwindling away, being eaten up by the mega corporations. Why I love your channel…I too went on a career journey like you… dissatisfied with the corporate culture, politics and ‘program of the month’ I just up and retired at 57. Your advice inspires and makes me appreciate all we have. Thank You, Pete. 👍❤️👍
You're correct on the sounds Pete, my first car was a 1939 ford with no radio. I knew every sound it made white driving.
Nothing better than the smells, sights, and sounds of haying. Thanks for doing such a pleasant job of sharing.
Just finished watching Evan with country view acres. Now on to Pete. Good stuff.
I remember those days very well. I always enjoyed it.
I used to cut hay with my dad and the thing I remember most is the sweet smell of fresh cut hay. Now everytime I go past a freshly cut field and smell that smell, I return to my younger years and I can almost feel the tractor fender under me and hear the JD rumble.
Was waiting for the video all day 🤣
Thank you for an amazing video, Pete! I'm falling into a state of deep relaxation and focus when I'm listening to the tractor engine and the haybine going round and round while watching the grass come flying out the back. Fingers crossed for a great hay season!
As a small farmer, it is refreshing to see older equipment getting the job done. Its amazing to watch new bigger machinery but theres a more personal touch to the old stuff. I run a 1969 David Brown 990 that my father bought new. Nothing like it. My equipment is all antique. I can work on everything. I may not run with the "big boys" but its all payed for. Mowing hay is a lot better and cheaper therapy than any shrink
The pigs are huge. You're hay looks awesome. We are just praying for rain over here in Nebraska. Gotta love hay day!! 👍❤🇺🇸
Your hay look's thick nice, year for hay! Well there! Be safe have great day!🙂
Nice addition that went fast looks like everything is going well.thanks for sharing
I love watching your videos, Pete. Reminds me of when I was a kid in the 70s and 80s helping the old gentleman who lived up the hill put up his winters hay. He didn't have the "fancy gear" like you have; we cut with an old sickle bar, baled small square bales with a massey ferguson baler all towed behind some ford N series tractors...simpler times and I miss them.
Thanks for being back good memories ❤️. I'm now 84yr.
Those 2 were meant to be together. In tune and rolling along.
Thanks for sharing Pete... Good to see things working out for ya.
I think people like watching you on tractor cutting the hay because it's relaxing. World is stressful enough, so this is calming. You really don't need to talk. LOL
I keep a magnet with each of my tractors for finding nuts and bolts that fall.
Love your channel. How will the new FDA rule about livestock owners must obtain a veterinarian's prescription to purchase certain animal medications starting June 11th?
Wow that is really thick hay
I helped my uncle move some square bales into his barn yesterday. I love that smell. There's nothing like it. That said, his baler broke and now we're racking our brains to get it working again. Always got something to repair, but it keeps things interesting.
It’s like cutting a big lawn. Relaxing to watch. Wish I could smell that fresh cut hay. Thanks Pete
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS:-)
i love all the videos. thanks for make'n em Pete!
love the commentary during the video and explaining what's going on and why!
Nothing like fresh mowed hay. Brings back a lot of memories of putting up hay when I was a kid.
Favorite time of year on the farm
Love the videos and keep up the great work on the content 😊
Watching the overhead shots of you working a field are unbelievably satisfying.
I loved your comment about listening to the equipment, and getting in tune with the way it was supposed to sound. Not all people have that ability. On our farm we quickly learned that we couldn’t let my younger brother run the equipment. He didn’t tune in to changes in the sound of equipment and stop when it didn’t sound right. He would go until there was a catastrophic failure that would do more damage and cost more to repair.
Only two of the little piggies survived 😮
Only 2 were born
@@yvonneduff8272 More than two were born. Some were stillborn and some died soon after birth. Two survived.
Great video ( as always) . Noticed you went the "wrong" way when opening up the hay field. I don't think I have seen it done that way ( or at least I was taught to go the wrong way first! ha).
NOTHING like the sound of that 756 working! We also had a "sister" tractor, the 706 and we always called it the "Seven Ott Six". Sounded the same. I used to ride shotgun with my husband (oops I guess that is illegal). You bring joy to my heart!
So cool. I was driving by and saw you in the field. Got right on this video, and there I am in the red van!!!!! Son wants my autograph now.
Hi Pete how long does it take until you can graze a field after cutting hay from it ? The drone views were amazing . Take care and have a great day.
Next Pete may "tet" the hay, wait a day or two then he makes the round bales and picks them up to store them... so let's together figure out it takes about 5 days(?) from cutting to store the hay away as round bales... then the grass has to grow up enough for there to be enough forage for the cows to eat - another week or so? So maybe 3 weeks to a month, I'd guess, before he can graze after cutting hay? But I am just guessing based on watching his wonderful videos. Pardon me for trying to answer for Pete - only he has the true answers for his farm. 😉
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Oh Pete and Hillary!❤ Love to watch your hay making videos, and yes, your comments make it very entertaining. I'm a farmer's granddaughter, but my mom encouraged me to not go in that direction. Now , as a mature adult, her advice was so wrong for me. So, I watch you all, and it brings me great comfort ❣️ thanks for keeping making videos.😊
Tractor running sweetly and making hay whilst the sun shines; what could be better? Always puts me in mind of being shown and mastering a scythe as a lad. We had several small fields cut that way in the fifties. Take your hat off to the entire village then when they all turned out to cut then later harvest. Thank you Pete for posting superb videos which bring back memories of things we are losing back here in the the UK.
Is the wide front end tractor used so you don't run over the cut rows?
Family friends had a family farm when we grew up. One of our growing up highlights was heading to grandpa Smith’s farm. He was very patient.
We helped with baling and other farm chores. Had a blast; stayed out of trouble. Learned a lot.
And yes, miss the smell of fresh cut grass.
You, and I use the same torque wrench. Sometimes a issue will get worse gradually. When you realize it's bad enough, and correct it I have wondered how I missed this issue.
Thank you Pete.
I love cutting the hay, however, in the 50s we only had square bales and I couldn't lift one so baling time was always less satisfying for me. I was born in 1948, and my uncles were always patient with me and let me drive, and yes, I helped feed too! Thanks for the memories!
Our neighbor just cut his fields this week. My dad used yo for two cuttings a summer for his cattle. He hired teen boys to stack the hay bales in the haymow. This brings back fond memories.
This video reminds me of a better time as a teen city kid, spending summers in the country. Working as a farm had pulling hay bails off the shut and stacking on the wagon. That fresh cut aroma. The rash on my forearms. Never worked so hard till I became a blockmason. Thx
Loved the sound of the grass being munched, crunched through the mower.
I could listen to the 756 everyday! They have such a nice sound. I know it will be a large undertaking but would love to see her with a fresh coat of paint!
Pete style!
good morning from Washington State. Love all tour video's. i could of been a farmer! instead I was barber / hairdresser for 50 years and in between work 25 years at the BOEING company. Enjoyed every minute of my working life.Spent a couple summers in Sask. Canada with my sister and her husband on there 5,000 acer wheat farm. my first experience of driving a tractor. would never regrated that expierence. when i seee a freshly cut hay feel or freshly plowed grown it brings back great memories at 78 yrs.old.
Pete - it is so encouraging to see how you are maintaining and using old equipment. The value you are creating by using these great old machines and financial savings by investing in old equipment is a model that other farmers like yourself can replicate to be succesful!! Thanks for another excellent video!!
I certainly enjoyed this video, so soothing sitting in my soft recliner this early morning (5:28am) drinking a strong cup of Joe, (coffee) eating a couple of soft boiled farm fresh eggs! I see why you love this, cutting hay, it's comforting, kind of mesmerizing, in sync with your voice as many of your videos are. Thanks for a great start to my day!
I could listen to that D310 all day! The more load you put on it, the sweeter the song!