Thank you for posting this video. It was one of the first to come up in Google. You really showed how these wrappers work. We never owned or used a wrapper before but have purchased balage in the past. So we decided to purchase one and this video really helped to make the process much easier to understand beforehand. Thank you and keep the great content coming
Nice to see the kids involved. I'll bet they can't wait for a chance to help the adults work. If they're interested then they are already on their way to being productive farm workers. A grand opportunity for youngsters as sadly there are less and less farms these days.
I loved round baling with my 200. When the buzzer would sound i would kick it into neutral on the side shifter and she would coast just far enough to finish wrapping the bale and dumping it!
Great job! Somebody was sure happy, he got to use a knife, help Daddy and Grandpa with big guy jobs, smiling proud when Mom gave him the thumbs up! Love the kids interaction.
Good video. Wish we had something to wrap Bad dry. Hopefully this hurricane bringing us some rain. Our sweet corn is filling out good so that's good news. First of season for us tonight for super😁
My first wife. Wish I could have wrapped her into a big sosage like that. The plastic. Irate.. Good to see kids get to work the farm life. I was in the city today. 2x kids playing in the water fountain. The little girl jumped into. And her boots filled with cold water. The look on her face was priceless. I laughed.. Next minute farther and mother were crying perverse. I'm just stupid..
Nice! We have 2 830s, a 530, and a VAC, the VAC isn't running now but I would like to get it restored, because my great grandpa bought it new when there was a case dealership here.
God bless these old time small farmers. It's a shame that their is not more of them like years past. But it is hard for them to make a decent $ money any more . The farmers work from sun up till sun down just to make enough to live it's a shame. No farmers no food. Thee farmers should make a lot more then they do. God bless thanks for the video.
👍👌🇨🇦❤, gr8 stuff Alan, I got all wrapped up in the video, 🤔😉🤣, a lot less chance of damaging the wrapped bales when you do them on site like that, nicely done, now let's wrap some Xmas gifts.
Good video Alan, that bale wrapper looks like it works pretty slick, The year of the AC 200 got to be in the late 60s early 70s, my friend got a 190 AC same body, his a 1969, I'm guessing the 830 Case is a 1964-65 model
@@RJ1999x my neighbor had a 7000 series AC years ago when I was a kid I know he Also had a Oliver, I want to say it Was a 770 66 rowcrop or something, it had a wide front axle, that was a long time ago back in the early 80s, he died at least 6 months ago at 79 years old, he had some health problems, really good neighbor, a friend of mine has a 1969 AC 190 the Same body style as the 200
@@mattutke4704 The 200 was an improved 190 Series 3. It had a crank driven oil pump, dual oil filters, and the 3 pt had a different geometry so it would lift more. A great tractor that has stood the test if time
So how is it going whit the feed stack for the wintertime already enough and the corn is looking good i hope, thanks and greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Hey guys just trying to catch up on some of your video’s. I enjoyed seeing the A C 200 my neighbor who milked back in the 70’s and 80’s had one it was his main powerhouse tractor the only complaint was when you were going down hill with a load behind you it was prone to try to jump out of gear do you have that problem with your tractor? Thanks 👍
Yep, same problem with this one, the first time it happened I was going down a hill with a chopper box full of corn silage, I'm glad it was a short hill, but it definitely woke me up!lol
I have been watching American farm videos and wandering, “why don’t they wrap their bakes, left out in the open to spoil”. This is the first time I have seen it done. Does the number of turns equate to six wraps? I have also not seen a wrapper that needs to be fed, I guess it is an early one. We always wrap our hay as haylage here in wet West Wales. Our contractor has a machine that chops, and wraps all in one process and we pick up with a squeeze bale grab and stack two to three high. The plastic costs to dispose of, but it is a cheap barn.
.."left out in the open to spoil" ??????????? One year I bought about 130 4x6 bales of grass hay from my neighbor. Cut early, dry hay, excellent quality baled with a new John Deere baler. The were all stored outside in long rows and were there thru a Minnesota fall, Minnesota winter, Minnesota spring and 10 bales remained thru the summer. I assumed those 10 bales would have to be used for bedding. Wrong! The first of those ten I cut the STRING ( not even mesh wrapped) and peeled back the depth of my finger nails off the outside. Nice color, nice grass smell, and the cows love it. "spoil"...? Only if you have a baler that can't make a TIGHT ,ROUND bale and you let them sit in a dip where water collects. Years ago , 2 round balers made great round bales that set in the field like a tightly inflated basketball........John Deere and Vermeer. Today , most other make of balers got better over the years. Years ago many made pathetic bales that I wouldn't hire a custom baler if he used those certain make of balers that baled lousy bales.
How many days worth of feed is one of the oatlage bales? my 14 head get about 3 to 4 days in the winter. Or are these used in the barn as cow chow during milking? oh and that old baler looks like it make a good tight bale.
I use those mostly for dry cows and heifers so the number of animals changes, but I would say 2 days on average. Yeah that baler makes a pretty good bale.
A couple of questions! I know there are lots of wrappers out there and you buy what you can afford. Why does it use so much plastic for each bale? must be expensive and then lots of waste from all the plastic after opening the bales. You have forks on the loader and you have forks on the rear of your tractor! Why can't you pick up two bales at a time to bring to the truck?
Good questions, before I bought this wrapper I rented a wrapper like this and also a inline wrapper, I like the inline wrapper better but there is a few different reasons we went with the individual wrapper, we will cover those in our next video because we have had a few people ask, about loading the bales, I usually do carry one on the front and back but the back spear is a single spear and those soft core bales won't stay on, but when I use our other baler then I can carry one on front and back.
Lord if I had to wrap all of my hay with that wrapper I’d quit wrapping. I have 2 Anderson inline wrapping machines. That wrapper puts as much wrap on 1 bale as mine does 2. I’ve wrapped about 900 bales so far this year. C&S Cattle Company. Narrows, Va
Yeah if I had a lot to wrap I would definitely get a tube wrapper, I rented a tube wrapper once and it took me longer to set it up than it did to wrap the hay I had lol. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video EVERYONE 😊❤ !!!!!!!!
Thank you for posting this video. It was one of the first to come up in Google. You really showed how these wrappers work. We never owned or used a wrapper before but have purchased balage in the past. So we decided to purchase one and this video really helped to make the process much easier to understand beforehand. Thank you and keep the great content coming
Thanks for watching! Glad it helped.
Loved those Allis Chalmers they were a great tractor.
Jak zawsze dobra robota 👍
The kiddo did a great job with his trusty rusty pocket knife. Raising kids on a farm is truly a blessing.🇺🇸🐢🐄🚒🚑
Very true!
Great video Its so nice to see the Case & Allis Chalmers tractors being used I do wish those companies were still in business .
Me too!
Nice to see the kids involved. I'll bet they can't wait for a chance to help the adults work. If they're interested then they are already on their way to being productive farm workers. A grand opportunity for youngsters as sadly there are less and less farms these days.
And if they're not helping me, they have their toy farms they're working on!
What a neat idea! Children are great little helpers. Wish you all great happiness. God's blessing on you all.
I loved round baling with my 200. When the buzzer would sound i would kick it into neutral on the side shifter and she would coast just far enough to finish wrapping the bale and dumping it!
Great job! Somebody was sure happy, he got to use a knife, help Daddy and Grandpa with big guy jobs, smiling proud when Mom gave him the thumbs up! Love the kids interaction.
Good video. Wish we had something to wrap
Bad dry. Hopefully this hurricane bringing us some rain. Our sweet corn is filling out good so that's good news. First of season for us tonight for super😁
Sounds good, my Mom said her sweet corn is looking good. Can't wait!
My first wife. Wish I could have wrapped her into a big sosage like that. The plastic. Irate.. Good to see kids get to work the farm life. I was in the city today. 2x kids playing in the water fountain. The little girl jumped into. And her boots filled with cold water. The look on her face was priceless. I laughed.. Next minute farther and mother were crying perverse. I'm just stupid..
I like the wrapper,looks like it works great!
Love that case we have a 730 i cant wait to use right now its in midel of full reseration i have a case 530 in realy good shape
Nice! We have 2 830s, a 530, and a VAC, the VAC isn't running now but I would like to get it restored, because my great grandpa bought it new when there was a case dealership here.
Nice video. God bless Trinity Dairy 🙏
God bless these old time small farmers. It's a shame that their is not more of them like years past. But it is hard for them to make a decent $ money any more . The farmers work from sun up till sun down just to make enough to live it's a shame. No farmers no food. Thee farmers should make a lot more then they do. God bless thanks for the video.
Thank you, and God bless!
Would love to hear an old John Deer A putting along on light work.
👍👌🇨🇦❤, gr8 stuff Alan, I got all wrapped up in the video, 🤔😉🤣, a lot less chance of damaging the wrapped bales when you do them on site like that, nicely done, now let's wrap some Xmas gifts.
love the 200 acive got a 180 that i love like to have more
Hit the like before watching! Nice video. [Springbok].
See you have some fine young men who one day will be a big help.
God bless you I love your operation. How's grandma's garden doing?
Doing great, I should get a video of it
Good video Alan, that bale wrapper looks like it works pretty slick, The year of the AC 200 got to be in the late 60s early 70s, my friend got a 190 AC same body, his a 1969, I'm guessing the 830 Case is a 1964-65 model
Not sure of the exact year but I bet you are close.
The 200 came out in 1972 and was made until 1975, was replaced by the 7000
@@RJ1999x my neighbor had a 7000 series AC years ago when I was a kid I know he Also had a Oliver, I want to say it Was a 770 66 rowcrop or something, it had a wide front axle, that was a long time ago back in the early 80s, he died at least 6 months ago at 79 years old, he had some health problems, really good neighbor, a friend of mine has a 1969 AC 190 the Same body style as the 200
@@mattutke4704 The 200 was an improved 190 Series 3. It had a crank driven oil pump, dual oil filters, and the 3 pt had a different geometry so it would lift more. A great tractor that has stood the test if time
So how is it going whit the feed stack for the wintertime already enough and the corn is looking good i hope, thanks and greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
We're looking better. I'll have a better idea after 2nd crop. Compared to a month ago I feel much better about the whole feed situation.
That should make some nice feed. How are the milk cows milking on the bales you bought?
Doing well even through the heat we had. The MUN went a little high so we reworked their ration.
Seems like squealing power steering belts are a common thing on those old comfort kings. Great tractors though
Yes. If they're not fiddle string tight.
Hey guys just trying to catch up on some of your video’s. I enjoyed seeing the A C 200 my neighbor who milked back in the 70’s and 80’s had one it was his main powerhouse tractor the only complaint was when you were going down hill with a load behind you it was prone to try to jump out of gear do you have that problem with your tractor? Thanks 👍
Yep, same problem with this one, the first time it happened I was going down a hill with a chopper box full of corn silage, I'm glad it was a short hill, but it definitely woke me up!lol
Trinity Dairy thanks for the information 👍
I have been watching American farm videos and wandering, “why don’t they wrap their bakes, left out in the open to spoil”. This is the first time I have seen it done. Does the number of turns equate to six wraps? I have also not seen a wrapper that needs to be fed, I guess it is an early one. We always wrap our hay as haylage here in wet West Wales. Our contractor has a machine that chops, and wraps all in one process and we pick up with a squeeze bale grab and stack two to three high. The plastic costs to dispose of, but it is a cheap barn.
.."left out in the open to spoil"
???????????
One year I bought about 130 4x6 bales of grass hay from my neighbor.
Cut early, dry hay, excellent quality baled with a new John Deere baler.
The were all stored outside in long rows and were there thru a Minnesota fall, Minnesota winter, Minnesota spring and 10 bales remained thru the summer.
I assumed those 10 bales would have to be used for bedding.
Wrong!
The first of those ten I cut the STRING ( not even mesh wrapped) and peeled back the depth of my finger nails off the outside.
Nice color, nice grass smell, and the cows love it.
"spoil"...?
Only if you have a baler that can't make a TIGHT ,ROUND bale and you let them sit in a dip where water collects.
Years ago , 2 round balers made great round bales that set in the field like a tightly inflated basketball........John Deere and Vermeer.
Today , most other make of balers got better over the years.
Years ago many made pathetic bales that I wouldn't hire a custom baler if he used those certain make of balers that baled lousy bales.
It doesn't rain every other day here like it does over there. Dry hay, unwrapped will store outside just fine
As always I love your videos. How big are those bales 3+ x 4 ?
I've never measured but they are supposed to be 4x5. Thanks for watching!
How many days worth of feed is one of the oatlage bales? my 14 head get about 3 to 4 days in the winter. Or are these used in the barn as cow chow during milking? oh and that old baler looks like it make a good tight bale.
I use those mostly for dry cows and heifers so the number of animals changes, but I would say 2 days on average. Yeah that baler makes a pretty good bale.
A couple of questions! I know there are lots of wrappers out there and you buy what you can afford. Why does it use so much plastic for each bale? must be expensive and then lots of waste from
all the plastic after opening the bales.
You have forks on the loader and you have forks on the rear of your tractor! Why can't you pick up two bales at a time to bring to the truck?
Good questions, before I bought this wrapper I rented a wrapper like this and also a inline wrapper, I like the inline wrapper better but there is a few different reasons we went with the individual wrapper, we will cover those in our next video because we have had a few people ask, about loading the bales, I usually do carry one on the front and back but the back spear is a single spear and those soft core bales won't stay on, but when I use our other baler then I can carry one on front and back.
Good ole Allis power !! May have a few of those beasts on my farm!! How much 2nd came back on the field you spread liquid manure on?
It looks better than first crop. My brother just cut our first field of 2nd crop so I'm anxious to see how it yields.
Allis Chalmers 👍
What brand plastic wrap do you use? Looks like it works well.
I used 2 different brands one was Agri Seal and the other was Seven
Where did u get that 200
That's my dad's tractor, not sure where he got it.
Just asked him. He got it from a private sale in Foreston, MN.
Lord if I had to wrap all of my hay with that wrapper I’d quit wrapping. I have 2 Anderson inline wrapping machines. That wrapper puts as much wrap on 1 bale as mine does 2. I’ve wrapped about 900 bales so far this year. C&S Cattle Company. Narrows, Va
Yeah if I had a lot to wrap I would definitely get a tube wrapper, I rented a tube wrapper once and it took me longer to set it up than it did to wrap the hay I had lol. Thanks for watching!