Thank you for the awesome video! Yes, you can steam about anything that you can bale. When we were farming, we baled a ton of 3-way with the steamer. One thing that really helped us was that we would recondition the windrows with our rotary swathers before baling. So, when the 3-way was almost dry, we would run back over it with the swather with the heads facing toward the swather. It would do a great job of cutting the stalks into small pieces and it really fluffed up the windrow. It made baling so much easier and with the added steam, we had amazing baler conformity and weights!
Awesome video . All that Dust and dirt and oil from working on the squeeze will boost you and manuel 's emune system and make you guys strong that's the problem these days no one wants to work and get some dirt on there hands ..that tractor with the fridge awesome .
Grab the shop vac with the brush attachment to preclean the a/c coils, then blow them out. It will save you from all that dust. Another great video. 😎👍👌
Thanks for the interesting video. I am not going to repeat what this was all about-Tricate-close enough. This process of baling with the Tricate is super interesting. If I understand correctly it helps preserve this type hay to allow you to store it longer before You sell it. Makes the hay type better for whoever uses this kind. Think I have it right?? From the tractor to the end trailer you have quite the length in equipment. Am sure the cost of this equipment is not cheap. Thanks for your time to video this process. You all take care and be safe. Thanks. Iowa farm boy from years ago.
You and Brandon should start a Hay Baling Parody channel. I can see that coming in the future. Learned a new word today Triticale, never heard of that before. Interesting that it is a cross between Wheat and Rye. Seems to look exactly like Wheat, how do you tell the difference? Looking forward to more videos this summer and the future.
Nice video, Trevor! I´m a mushroom farmer and those big bales, specially wheat, rye and triticale, are used a lot for making mushroom compost. I´ve tried barley straw last year, but it is a difficult material to work with.
I've got two of those model boys..............thankfully the wet bandits have NOT paid a visit to my house, yet. But the are the trap settin-est, gadgetizin-est little sh......farts! I don't dare teach them about shop tools or they'll have the whole damn place dismantled, oh here's a short one for you guys.............they're 10 and almost 8 now but 3 or 4 years back they were watchin grandma push mower the yard, well she finished and takes the hose and screws it to the fitting on the deck for wash out, no big deal. She comes in for a glass of water and she is visiting with my wife and says "oh, I better go fuel the mower before I put it up otherwise I'll forget....."......two boys go tearin out of the house almost instantly, I don't know about you guys but that has all sorts of red flag warnings involved at my house. So I promptly head out the other door to try and get a read on what the heck Frick and Frack have cogitated up that's so 'time sensitive' to the situation.........well they had hustled right out to do somethin nice for grandma since she had been workin so hard mowing and fuel her mower................WITH THE GARDEN HOSE!!!!! So, they had watched her in their travels around our 25 acres (which they cover in neart of 5 minutes a pass) and they noticed she took the fuel cap off and checked throughout her project to see if she'd be able to finish in one tank...........next pass they see her from a distance with the hose, then overheard her say it needed fuel sooooooo..........I gave them high fives and hugs for their kind thoughts to help grandma, then we had a little training session lol. Fast forward to now, they're building fires out behind the chicken house while hunting birds with their BB guns.............🤦♂️.........I said "were you guys pretending, like when we go elk huntin?" No, we got cold. But we made a circle with rocks like at elk camp, then you whistled at us to come in for dinner so we put dirt on it amd waited until it wasn't hot anymore like you amd mom showed all of us (4 kids total) to make sure a fire is dead out." Oh............... Youngest son....'what we're Indians, it's fine' Me.........dying laughing Wife.........boys! You can't just go building fires and ect ect ect ect Boys..........ok mom, we will ask first next time
Wow!! That’s a long one!! That’s awesome though, sounds like you have some great boys! And how lucky they get to be around grandparents!! What a fun life for them. Not many kids grow up with the chance to bird hunt and build fires anymore. Thanks for sharing!!
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch very true. ..........bitter sweet part of the past 6 years is we bought the place with my in-laws as my father in law had a massive hemorrhage stroke 8 and years ago and he got to live with and see the kids everyday, with the stories and all until he passed 21 days ago on the 10th. My wife and I helped with his care and though the living situation was very very difficult with 8 humanoids under the same roof, I hope that it helped him last as long as he did and we couldn't have asked for or planned a better parting with him. All friends and family got to say goodbye and my mother in law was holding his hand while he passed in his sleep, what any of us could hope for when it's our time. I grew up with my grandparents close and it was important to me that my kids have that as well, under the same roof wasn't quite my thought in "close" but you've gotta play the cards dealt to you right lol? Just found the channel and love seeing how the operation works and the time frame you guys have for haying.......Holy cow! The efficiency is mind blowing to me and I love watching
Great Video, I'm not sure why you would steam Triticale, (ps a hybrid of wheat and ryecorn), steaming was developed for alfalfa, to save the leaf, Triticale has a lot more rugged leaf, thanks for sharing
Lmao, that was funny with story about Justin kid hahaha, man that's a train he's driven, is there any krones running out your way Trevor, thanks for sharing 💪🇺🇲
And just think you will be able to drive ur own little steam train like that one if ur not already and u can wear a conductors hat and say choo choo lol
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch Really, because condensers blow hot air and evaporators blow cold air. Now if you system in the vehicle is a heat pump and reverses the flow of the Freon to heat the cab, then I will agree with your statement.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch it was the two squeeze lifts. I know the feeling, you know the three signs of getting old? Answer: Loss of memory,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I will be danged if I can remember the other two.
Hello. What do you apply to oat hay during harvest? I am from Poland and I am very interested in the issue of oat hay. How long does it take from mowing to harvesting? At what humidity do you harvest hay. Great production, great farm.
Great video Trevor, I would recommend the case IH high speed disc with the notched disc on both rows. They are way better performing than the John Deere. Watch the Ivers Farms channel and see the comparison of the two.
Did you rake it I found out if you don’t rake it that it bales easier plus rotary swathers make it harder to. I want a steamer to. Next just cut it and bale it right behind the swather just let it dry you mite just flip it that kind of hay sucks to bale a rotor cutter helps to
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch me thinks it has been a while since you have seen home alone 1. I think it was a Styrofoam cutter calvin used to warm up the back door handle. Did that help?
Question, why doesn’t the steamer apply the steam at the front of the steamer to give it time to soak in before it hits the front of the baler? Man if you guys were round baking you’d be ripping at 9mph
It is deadly, you can get silicosis which forms in the lungs. There’s been a big push and safety changes and regulations in Australia over past few years for work environments that are highly dusty.
Nope, not normally anyway. If you had a big enough windrow feeding the round baler, you wouldn’t need to weave back and forth either. The big squares have a precharge chamber, which is basically a store for the hay, and every so many revolutions it trips the stuffer fingers, shooting that hay into the chamber where it’s hit by the plunger, making your flake. Theres lots of animations here on the Tube.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch yeah I used to run one. Sometimes the switches mess up and it will mess up your night baling. When they work good they are awesome. When they don’t they don’t. Good video my friend. Keep it up Trevor!
Great videos. I've watched them all. I dont know why but they are so addicting. Next is time for me to buy some merch but you don't have any big and tall stuff.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch you’re saying it correctly. I watch 10th Generation Dairy Farmer and Farming Fabricating and Fixing and they’ve been saying it incorrectly. It’s probably more of their location than anything else.
@@delbutler885 I wouldn't be surprised if it added some significant weight to those bales. We have done a lot of 3-way with the steamer on a local farm and see some really good bale conformity.
It’s not being critical. It’s good information! I’m somewhat of a sarcastic person. I’ll keep being me. Hopefully there will be some more videos you enjoy.
Well, I made the phone call to get the parts. I made the decision to fix it that day, I had the knowledge of getting the seal out. Manuel did most of the physical part. Without me, it wouldn’t have gotten done, without him, it wouldn’t have gotten done. Or it would have been done the wrong way, like he did before on the other squeeze. But together “we” it got done the right way. And as a manager, my time is more valuable making sure things get done, not doing them myself. Or, if you are referring to the big baling portion. Take a joke. Obviously I wasn’t doing those things. I was just with Brandon. Thank you for the criticism. There is your answer.
That’s a fair size set up with a steamer, baler and sled. 👍👍🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸
Lotta fun crawlin between the tandem axle to rethread the bottom twine.
Itchy!
Yep, and I wasn’t about to!
Thank you for the awesome video! Yes, you can steam about anything that you can bale. When we were farming, we baled a ton of 3-way with the steamer. One thing that really helped us was that we would recondition the windrows with our rotary swathers before baling. So, when the 3-way was almost dry, we would run back over it with the swather with the heads facing toward the swather. It would do a great job of cutting the stalks into small pieces and it really fluffed up the windrow. It made baling so much easier and with the added steam, we had amazing baler conformity and weights!
That’s crazy!
pretty cool and intresting love learning all this new stuff happing in a industry i dearly miss and was a big part of for a half of my life
Awesome video . All that
Dust and dirt and oil from working on the squeeze will boost you and manuel 's emune system and make you guys strong
that's the problem these days no one wants to work and get some dirt on there hands ..that tractor with the fridge awesome .
Grab the shop vac with the brush attachment to preclean the a/c coils, then blow them out. It will save you from all that dust.
Another great video. 😎👍👌
Ooohhhhhhhh. Great idea!!!
“You signed a waiver” 😂
Thanks for the interesting video. I am not going to repeat what this was all about-Tricate-close enough. This process of baling with the Tricate is super interesting. If I understand correctly it helps preserve this type hay to allow you to store it longer before You sell it. Makes the hay type better for whoever uses this kind. Think I have it right?? From the tractor to the end trailer you have quite the length in equipment. Am sure the cost of this equipment is not cheap. Thanks for your time to video this process. You all take care and be safe. Thanks. Iowa farm boy from years ago.
You and Brandon should start a Hay Baling Parody channel. I can see that coming in the future. Learned a new word today Triticale, never heard of that before. Interesting that it is a cross between Wheat and Rye. Seems to look exactly like Wheat, how do you tell the difference? Looking forward to more videos this summer and the future.
Lol. We’ll think on it.
Finally #1 at something! Keep up the videos Trevor!
Your parents are so proud of this moment.
Interesting, I liked the video.
The trouble with Tribbles
Nice video, Trevor! I´m a mushroom farmer and those big bales, specially wheat, rye and triticale, are used a lot for making mushroom compost. I´ve tried barley straw last year, but it is a difficult material to work with.
That’s crazy! Never thought about that! Don’t get mad, but I don’t like mushrooms. Texture or taste. Just not my thing.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch Onelonlyfarmer (Wesley) works a lot with straw for mushroom growing, don’t know with there is a market in Arizona.
@@marcoscuradofilho8224 I thought there was a mushroom you tuber outside Phoenix with a big variety. I need to find him again
I've got two of those model boys..............thankfully the wet bandits have NOT paid a visit to my house, yet. But the are the trap settin-est, gadgetizin-est little sh......farts! I don't dare teach them about shop tools or they'll have the whole damn place dismantled, oh here's a short one for you guys.............they're 10 and almost 8 now but 3 or 4 years back they were watchin grandma push mower the yard, well she finished and takes the hose and screws it to the fitting on the deck for wash out, no big deal. She comes in for a glass of water and she is visiting with my wife and says "oh, I better go fuel the mower before I put it up otherwise I'll forget....."......two boys go tearin out of the house almost instantly, I don't know about you guys but that has all sorts of red flag warnings involved at my house. So I promptly head out the other door to try and get a read on what the heck Frick and Frack have cogitated up that's so 'time sensitive' to the situation.........well they had hustled right out to do somethin nice for grandma since she had been workin so hard mowing and fuel her mower................WITH THE GARDEN HOSE!!!!! So, they had watched her in their travels around our 25 acres (which they cover in neart of 5 minutes a pass) and they noticed she took the fuel cap off and checked throughout her project to see if she'd be able to finish in one tank...........next pass they see her from a distance with the hose, then overheard her say it needed fuel sooooooo..........I gave them high fives and hugs for their kind thoughts to help grandma, then we had a little training session lol. Fast forward to now, they're building fires out behind the chicken house while hunting birds with their BB guns.............🤦♂️.........I said "were you guys pretending, like when we go elk huntin?" No, we got cold. But we made a circle with rocks like at elk camp, then you whistled at us to come in for dinner so we put dirt on it amd waited until it wasn't hot anymore like you amd mom showed all of us (4 kids total) to make sure a fire is dead out."
Oh...............
Youngest son....'what we're Indians, it's fine'
Me.........dying laughing
Wife.........boys! You can't just go building fires and ect ect ect ect
Boys..........ok mom, we will ask first next time
Wow!! That’s a long one!! That’s awesome though, sounds like you have some great boys! And how lucky they get to be around grandparents!! What a fun life for them. Not many kids grow up with the chance to bird hunt and build fires anymore. Thanks for sharing!!
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch very true. ..........bitter sweet part of the past 6 years is we bought the place with my in-laws as my father in law had a massive hemorrhage stroke 8 and years ago and he got to live with and see the kids everyday, with the stories and all until he passed 21 days ago on the 10th. My wife and I helped with his care and though the living situation was very very difficult with 8 humanoids under the same roof, I hope that it helped him last as long as he did and we couldn't have asked for or planned a better parting with him. All friends and family got to say goodbye and my mother in law was holding his hand while he passed in his sleep, what any of us could hope for when it's our time. I grew up with my grandparents close and it was important to me that my kids have that as well, under the same roof wasn't quite my thought in "close" but you've gotta play the cards dealt to you right lol? Just found the channel and love seeing how the operation works and the time frame you guys have for haying.......Holy cow! The efficiency is mind blowing to me and I love watching
manual can fix it, let manual do you'll mess it up lol that was a super video and funny too we all love it
It’s funny, but true!!
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch we all like your videos a lot thanks
"The farmer has to be an optimist or he wouldn’t still be a farmer."
Hey simple green dose a great job on cleaning a/c condensers
Wash with pump up sprayer
Wheat hay is selling for 210 a ton in plains TX
Great Video, I'm not sure why you would steam Triticale, (ps a hybrid of wheat and ryecorn), steaming was developed for alfalfa, to save the leaf, Triticale has a lot more rugged leaf, thanks for sharing
You should see it not steamed…. It makes a difference.
Lmao, that was funny with story about Justin kid hahaha, man that's a train he's driven, is there any krones running out your way Trevor, thanks for sharing 💪🇺🇲
Awesome Trev. Let's get ya some more subs bud.
Thank you!!!
And just think you will be able to drive ur own little steam train like that one if ur not already and u can wear a conductors hat and say choo choo lol
Lol choo chooooo.
I believe you cleaned the evaporator in the cab, because the condenser is in front of the vehicle's radiators.
Depends what vehicle.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch Really, because condensers blow hot air and evaporators blow cold air. Now if you system in the vehicle is a heat pump and reverses the flow of the Freon to heat the cab, then I will agree with your statement.
@@skyhawksailor8736 I’m not going to lie. This video was made more than 1 day ago. So I forgot everything. I have the memory of a hamster.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch it was the two squeeze lifts. I know the feeling, you know the three signs of getting old? Answer: Loss of memory,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I will be danged if I can remember the other two.
Triticale, a term I first heard of on the 1966 The Original Series Star Trek.
Lol.
That was the 23rd century hybrid, Quadrotriticale. The Tribbles loved it.
You need a roller on the baler’s header. It would feed better.
Yeah, but he never has this problem. We shouldn’t have put so much together
Hello. What do you apply to oat hay during harvest? I am from Poland and I am very interested in the issue of oat hay. How long does it take from mowing to harvesting? At what humidity do you harvest hay. Great production, great farm.
More brandon please!
👍
Great video Trevor, I would recommend the case IH high speed disc with the notched disc on both rows. They are way better performing than the John Deere. Watch the Ivers Farms channel and see the comparison of the two.
Awesome!! Thank you!!
Did you rake it I found out if you don’t rake it that it bales easier plus rotary swathers make it harder to. I want a steamer to. Next just cut it and bale it right behind the swather just let it dry you mite just flip it that kind of hay sucks to bale a rotor cutter helps to
I think it was a trick to get you out of the Tracter and lunch box.
Great video. I give up, how does the PTO get through the steamer?
Lol a long PTO shaft.
Re-threading the bottom needle is way more funner in straw.....
Haha. Funner. Hahah.
great video how many hours can you run before you have to refill the steamer with water and Diesel?
Third....”perfecto”
Lol.
When are you getting your steamers?
Brandon. Be happy he has not tried the heated door knob..
What?!?!?
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch me thinks it has been a while since you have seen home alone 1. I think it was a Styrofoam cutter calvin used to warm up the back door handle. Did that help?
What is the benefit of streaming the bales?
Question, why doesn’t the steamer apply the steam at the front of the steamer to give it time to soak in before it hits the front of the baler? Man if you guys were round baking you’d be ripping at 9mph
It burns off too fast. Watch my video on visiting the place they make them. He explains it.
ruclips.net/video/i2Sj8W4-_yk/видео.html This video explains it too!
It is deadly, you can get silicosis which forms in the lungs. There’s been a big push and safety changes and regulations in Australia over past few years for work environments that are highly dusty.
Yikes!!!
You have 2 steering wheels, do you also have 2 steering boxes?
Yup!! Kinda like 3 actually.
What is your guys scale set up? I have 1843s balers want to know how or where you buy the scale setup inside your tractor
We use the Tara system
When we bale round bales we turn left and right to get the bale even, you dont need to do that with square bales?
Nope, not normally anyway. If you had a big enough windrow feeding the round baler, you wouldn’t need to weave back and forth either. The big squares have a precharge chamber, which is basically a store for the hay, and every so many revolutions it trips the stuffer fingers, shooting that hay into the chamber where it’s hit by the plunger, making your flake. Theres lots of animations here on the Tube.
@@TheRealJesseStoltzfus We have several wide windrowers but i think we all just do it because thats how our father thought us haha
@@TheRealJesseStoltzfus and we run only butterfly machines, so our swaths are big enough as it is
8:27 Do you feel like an alien? you look like one 😂
So ugly
We planted triticale ONCE. Never again,fought it ,tried it,and plowed it under. For a good reason.never again.on our farm in wa. State.
Lol. Sometimes things don’t go as planned. That’s how I feel about Teff grass. But we’re going to try it again.
Know the feeling! Lol
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch doesn't teff grass grow next year without reseeding?
And now home alone is no longer allowed to be watched in that house 😂😂
Yeah, Hank won’t now either lol.
What state are you in ?
Alaska.
So y’all were not accumulating? Why not?
Wasn’t working. Something was broke on it.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch yeah I used to run one. Sometimes the switches mess up and it will mess up your night baling. When they work good they are awesome. When they don’t they don’t. Good video my friend. Keep it up Trevor!
I'm Steamed that I don't know who Triti is.
What?!?
Where is this at?
Buckeye AZ
IDK can you?
Hahaha.
those aren't big bales they're 3X4 big bales are 4X4. Why does he pull an accumulator if he doesn't use it?
No one likes a know it all. They are bigger than the bales I make. So that makes them big bales 😉. Something was broke on it. In between jobs.
Second
Dorks.
Great videos. I've watched them all. I dont know why but they are so addicting. Next is time for me to buy some merch but you don't have any big and tall stuff.
@@taylorpeterson6840 oh man, ok. I’m about to re order all sorts of stuff and some new designs as well.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch right on!
I had to look it up. I’ve heard triticale pronounced 2 different ways on RUclips. Is it “tritical” or “triticaleeee”? It’s triticaleeee.
Lol. It’s however you want to say it.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch you’re saying it correctly. I watch 10th Generation Dairy Farmer and Farming Fabricating and Fixing and they’ve been saying it incorrectly. It’s probably more of their location than anything else.
I gave this video a thumbs down because you didn’t roll the window down to give the viewer the full experience.
Lol. All that chaff was floating everywhere!!!
How much did the steam help the Triticale? Did it add 150 pounds a bale like Alfalfa? Did it keep more of the fines in and the dust down?
@@delbutler885 I don’t know. Probably not much. It was mostly to help it not plug up.
@@delbutler885 I wouldn't be surprised if it added some significant weight to those bales. We have done a lot of 3-way with the steamer on a local farm and see some really good bale conformity.
You would think you were are on a farm or something..
Enjoy this Channel very informational. Sorry but that sarcasm was just a bit too much today again I apologize
You apologize? Why?
I do not like to be critical sir. Just not right but same time you need input. Appreciate your past videos God bless
It’s not being critical. It’s good information! I’m somewhat of a sarcastic person. I’ll keep being me. Hopefully there will be some more videos you enjoy.
Sorry to say but no manufacturer builds a better big square baler then Crone. The facts are are out.
Ok
You sir really should learn how to stop saying we. When all you do is just video tape things. Decent videos is all I have to say
Well, I made the phone call to get the parts. I made the decision to fix it that day, I had the knowledge of getting the seal out. Manuel did most of the physical part. Without me, it wouldn’t have gotten done, without him, it wouldn’t have gotten done. Or it would have been done the wrong way, like he did before on the other squeeze. But together “we” it got done the right way. And as a manager, my time is more valuable making sure things get done, not doing them myself. Or, if you are referring to the big baling portion. Take a joke. Obviously I wasn’t doing those things. I was just with Brandon. Thank you for the criticism. There is your answer.