Cutting Winter Rye/Raking with John Deere B!
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2022
- The Winter Rye Alan planted last year is ready to be cut. We're planning on round baling the rye and seeing how it does as a heifer feed. The 820 John Deere gets put on the New Holland 489 Haybine to cut it. The next day, Jen's Dad raked it with his John Deere B tractor and New Holland Bar Rake. The old Johnny Popper looked pretty good in its working clothes. We end the video with a shot of the Dairy Cows enjoying the pasture and the shade the big Oak tree gives them.
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As a kid growing up we farmed with a JD “B”,and “G”, and a team of horses, that B brought back memories. Thanks for the ride along.
Thanks for the video and blessings from Pennsylvania
What a great bunch of kids you got there. Love seeing them running,playing,and having a great time outdoors instead of being cooped up inside on electronic devices. That’s the way kids need to grow up. Love the channel,look forward to the next Video.
I really like seeing the old equipment still in use.
Nice intro young man!
I enjoy seeing those old 2 cylinders being used. I’ve got my dads 44B over in the shop waiting to get fired up after 30 years.
That was the first tractor job I ever done. raking hay with a John Deere B and a New Holland rake. I will never change those beginnings for anything. I was 6 years old Made a couple rounds with my Dad and I was off and rolling since.❤️ Hopefully you get your voice back soon Alan.
I love the music of an old John Deere.
Alan's going to have a complex with all those John Deeres around.
Please have that John Deere B come back for more videos.
I guess Alan lost all fights with Jen during this time. Her point of view left Alan speechless. 😂
Fill in spokesman did a fine job!
Hi folks from Granville,NY I love watching your videos reminds me when I was growing up on the farm in the 70's and80's you guys are great ,old school farming at it's best who said you need $$$$ equipment to farm today you guys are proving them all wrong ,as always great video GOD BLESS THE AMERICAN FARMER , no matter what size I pray for you guys every day that things get better, stay healthy and stay safe and thanks for sharing your life on the farm GOD BLESS
a 256 with a full set of teeth is the best hay rake of all time, and im not sure you can change my mind. To this day, i flip 15ft windrows with it.
That'll make some nice hay!
Y"all have a very beautiful property and farm its very rural America looking love it , Tell the youngen great job on opening your video as well please , Have a great day TD !
Nice to see you classing up the power supply. Hoping you feel better. Baling hay with a cold is miserable work. Hang in there.
Best regards from Indiana.
Floating head is what made the 489 unique.
I bought mine used at a farm auction in MN , December of 1983.....only a couple years old....paid $5,200
I used it until I sold my farm to son in 2012.
When I first bought it , I mentioned the floating head and nearly everyone said.............." all have it"
I asked him if he could raise JUST the sickle bar up and down on his different make of mower conditioner.
When he said " no", I told him he did NOT have a .."floating head" on his machine.
Loved seeing the John Deere B raking. Many many years ago when I was 11 or 12 that's the tractor and rake I learned with! Great video! 👍 😎
Johnny Popper sounded good chuggin along there.
used to mow with a 2020 jd and rake with an allis b or a vac case really miss those days kids grown and gone
So many memories That old B looks good sounds great great video as always thank you
Awesome i can smell fresh cut through my phone very awesome and enjoyable video!!.Very nice Jd b my maternal grandpa had one for years
You got some really cool and close up video angles 👍❤
That’s what I grew up with were two John Deere A’s and a D. Use to mow hay with an A just like the one here. The other A had just one big front tire on it. 8- 25- 20. They put a farmhand on it. When we were still doing loose hay, dad would mow the meadows and the alfalfa. Grandpa would bunch the hay with what the called a sulky rake. Then dad would come along with the A with the farmhand on it and pick the bunch off hay up and take into the stack yard and it would push the hay off the long wooden tines onto the stack. The we finally went to small bales and could load about twenty small bales on the farmhand and dump those on the stack. When I got old enough to run the farmhand with the A under it it did not have power steering. Always had to move forward to turn. Sometimes it was so hard to turn I felt like standing on one side of the steering wheel. Lololo
When I first started helping farm (60 years ago) we had a farmall m had to stand up to turn the steering wheel oh the good old days
@@georgeungemach6834 we had stackyards all over the meadows. My grandpas brother uncle Frank use to bring my grandpa to the meadows in a 1948 wily Jeep. They along with my dad would hitch up a team and pull a wagon to the hay and load it with the loose hay. I was pretty you then but once in a while dad would let me come. While they loaded dad would dig a hole in the stack and put me in it.
I love the old JD put put in the the feild working
Things are getting pretty green around there. The next video better have some red power in it. Lol. Lots of colds and flu bugs going around lately. Hope you all are feeling better soon.
How come we don't see Jen's dad on there more? He sure looked good running that B. Love that sound. Great video, keep up the good work.
He'll be retiring soon so you'll definitely see a lot more of him.
Keep the videos coming i can hardly wait for the next one!
Those 489 are nice haybines. That B is a green tractor worth owning good ole two cylinders
Grew up with Allis Chalmers and Oliver’s. Then IH and farmalls on dairies I worked on. John Deere’s in college working on the campus dairy. As an adult IH and Farmall but collected 2 cylinder JD B, 50, 70 gas, 720 propane. The older the farm boy the bigger the size and price of his toys. Get well soon Alan. Great video Jen!!
Crop circles were always a bit of a mystery to me, until timestamp 5:18 😄
Have fun and keep up the good work.
God bless.
Looks like it’s cookie time!!😊
Get better have a great day stay cool 😎👌👍 hot sun.
Always enjoyed raking and cutting hay and rye and oats plus wheat good video
Glad y'all were able to get it cut!! Really like both those deeres 😉 Hope you get to feeling better Alan! Of course the new intro was pretty awesome 😉😉👍👍
Nice looking rye it is great to see the crops when they come in brings back memories. Tim 😃
I am happy to see you got your rye cut. Mine is still standing. I was going to cut after work today but got rained out. Beautiful out now but everything is soaked. Get well soon Alan.
Love your hat while racking with Jonny pop! Lol
Prayers for all the family
Nice old tractors man
Some interesting kit! Brilliant video 💪🏻 🏴
Hope ya feel better soon . I just got over the same thing a couple weeks ago..gotta paint that tractor red so it matches..lol. NW Indiana says hey!
God bless!!!!
Nice haybine!!
I"ve put a lot of miles on our 489 with the 2355 JD when we had cows
That'll make some pretty good feed for your cattle
That's quite the land bridge across the pond/swamp/lake.
Sure seeing a lot more green power on the farm here lately. When will Alan finally admit he's a closet Deere fan? :)
Lol
Oh, no, Dad lost his voice, Get well soon! Oh, man! I thought you up graded when I saw that old JD! (JK)
hope ya'll help your Dad look for his lost voice-ha,ha
Guy racking on the Ole JD looked vaguely familiar 🤔
Thanks for your video. Liked the new introduction. Your new spokesman is a little pro. Hope you get to feeling better Alan. But Miss Jenn? A John Dreere and no shots of you raking? Come on!!! You know you was wanting to be in that seat😁 Didn't you??
I was still planting my garden, and my dad enjoyed his time farming again.
very good job and God bless yall
Sorry to you are sick.that B john deere is what I used to rake with and sickle mow john deere no 5 mower
Thats okay... Alan is speecless.... make that forage...
that weed is wild mustard we have a lot of it in northern mn
That's what I thought it was, we've never had any trouble with cows eating it.
Don’t ever touch it because it will leave blisters
@@donfenton9082 no wild mustard is safe to touch
making hay or silage, and after this mayby sorghum? Thanks for the video, greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Nice looking crop. I've never made silage with rye. Always combined it. Which day was it cut? Ours is fully headed out here.
Dad lost his voice -- moms happy🤫🤭
My wife would agree!
How do you like the 489 mower? I looked at one this past week and I am pretty interested in getting it. Wondering if you have a lot of problems out of yours, and if you have anything problem wise that is common? I have read good and bad online so would rather ask someone using it currently. Thanks in advance and enjoy these videos!
I love that machine! My grandpa bought it new in 1988, and haven't had much trouble with it.it should have new rollers, because the rubber is starting to wear off. The biggest issue we have had, is the universal joint, inside the pole, where the pole pivots, went out and it took out the knuckle, I think it was about $800.00 for that part, but if it was replaced before it went out, it would just be the u joint. It is greasable, but the book didn't show that, and it is really hard to access to grease it.there is a roller chain, that needs to be kept in good condition, we haven't had any trouble with it, but I've heard it can cause a lot of damage if it breaks.the sickle head has a greasable bearing in it, and I grease that quite often, I think that bearing is about $100.00 if it has to be replaced, but ours has been in there a long time.
Bet y’all have deer everywhere 😳😳🍺🍺🍺🍺
Oh yeah
John deere with a front end loader in the background of the last video, another deere on the rake in this video. Are you going green?
Haha! They belong to my father in law. He's trying to make me go green, but I got him in a red tractor the other day.
You should wineing that road way out there. And raise it about 2 feet
Yeah, it was higher, but the flood this spring, washed it out.
Can you lay logs in on both sides might help after grass grows
@@markpigman209 that might help, I've been adding a bunch of rock, that seems to help.
hope you get your voice back maybe your kids can find it they are full of energy
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How many bales did you get?
A little over 4
Is that yellow plant in the grass ragwort? I thought ragwort was very bad for animals to eat
I'm not sure what it is, but it been around here quite a while, and we've never had any trouble.
I would look into it just to be safe, it affects the animals liver
whats with all them JDs
In laws
Not a John Deere B!
I'm curious about why you say it's not a B? Or are you just sharing your dislike about B's?
I'm not sure how to respond.