Raking, Baling and Wrapping - with Same Tractors.

This is becoming an annual event, this field which is by a main road, and is always baled for silage (or hay) but I've no notion who owns it. Contractor is quite happy, anyway. Interesting small rake does the swathe in both directions and has probably earned its keep by now.
Filmed in Carmarthenshire, Wales, UK.

[@colmanlong1032]

Good video, nice to see the sammies.

[@balmesh]

Not very many around here!

[@balmesh]

Thank you. Will do as long as they please and I enjoy it!

[@balmesh]

Thank you Mr. Jarret

[@stro1962]

Great video Alan.
Good equipment,and nice tractors.

[@jordankeeps]

Great vid!!! beautiful tractors!

[@phill903]

Great video Alan, like baling and wrapping with the Same's

[@coreycurley]

Good video. please keep the good video up and keep making them thank

[@woodagemax4225]

Thanks Alan i will look out for that when i next comment on your great videos!

[@balmesh]

Thank you.

[@7930james]

Nice vid Alan some tidy little machines there!

[@balmesh]

Thanks Phil.

[@Tullyvernon]

Great video!

[@balmesh]

Thanks Tully

[@balmesh]

Thanks Hendrik.

[@cibie01]

I prefer to see bailing and wrapping done separate far more interesting than these combo's to me anyway.
another nice video and subject.

[@98inari]

Nice outfit! And good video to! cheeres.

[@woodagemax4225]

Hi Alan great video as all ways! If i send something twice i do not mean it its because it does not tell me if it has gone through! Many thanks Max!

[@balmesh]

Thanks Callum.

[@balmesh]

Agreed, it is more interesting. If you read my title you'll see how to spell what you call bailing, too. Bailing, as I often say, is what you do in a leaky boat :)

[@balmesh]

Thanks Max. I often get "Error. Try again" but I don't. It's wrong and the message had gone OK.

[@balmesh]

Cheers James.

[@balmesh]

Thanks Jordan. What you doing this winter?

[@jjjjjtttttkkkkk]

great video Alan

[@Jarret888]

Very nice video sir

[@callumconnolly25]

great vid

[@balmesh]

Ooh! That sounds interesting - you'll need a bike to get around! Don't forget your camera . . .

[@balmesh]

Thanks Pat. I like noisy machines - they're easier to find! Andy? He may have fallen in . . .

[@d.e.s.2919]

Great video! Thanks. Where was this taken (what countryside?)

[@balmesh]

Thank you. All the information I'm able to give is in the description. Farmers prefer it that way.

[@lucasfisher3202]

now I know how wrapping is done

[@Bambinohead1]

I can't find the raking bit :(

[@balmesh]

Sorry 'bout that. He must have gone home while I wasn't looking :)

[@jordankeeps]

Im leaving soon to go to a 120,000 acre sheep ranch, until harvest season

[@colincampbell3679]

I am amazed that there is not by now a baling mesh and or string and baling wrap that is not made of corn starch? if they did it then the bale would be fully usable and farmers could just feed the whole bale to the cows without all the messing about with removing the string or mesh or the wrap? Be a great time saver. I use corn starch based food waste bin bags and they are great idea as they don't break down in the bin even with wet food waste in there for ages! So maybe someone will use the same idea for the bales mesh & string & the wrap? nice video. :)

[@balmesh]

Maybe you should develop the idea?

[@colincampbell3679]

I wish I could? Sadly it would cost a shed load of money to sort out a idea and the business to do it! I already got 5 idea's which would be a big money maker, But again not the money to do them either? Oh well.

[@finhockeyJONE]

BLACK baling :)

[@balmesh]

Thank you.

[@alancarroll4616]

great vid