Large Square Baling | Case International 7220 & Krone BigPack 890 XC
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- Опубликовано: 24 янв 2020
- In this video, we hop in the cab of a Case International 7220 and I large square bale for the first time with a Krone BigPack! This is Hannah's (The Intern) family operation that I am baling for.
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"I got this". Like Hanna's spirit. Way to go Hanna.
go hanna you a good one babe
i am enjoying this and i can tell you that i see the problem with the knotters as plain as the nose on your face.whats happening is the blower is not cleaning the knotter aria well enough and fodder is building up under the plunger dog stops. thats causing the fodder in the chamber to make contact with the needles. it will drive you nuts until you clean that out. ill make a video for you.
I watched Wes's video. Then I watched this one. This is not criticism, more an observation. When I saw your knotters my first thought was, Wes's were never that piled up with material. It then made sense.
Wes is a mentor for agriculture. You gotta live it to know it!
100% correct OLF. Also Ryan you don't have to tie the top or bottom back. I pull 4 ft out of the top twine and thread through the roller and drop down through the chamber(may have to bob it a couple times to get it to fall all the way down) then thread your bottom through the needle roller and tie the 2 together. Good to go!
I cant believe he didnt repy to you Wes!!!!
Wes, you would also advised them that the tractor is not green and is therefore a fake tractor, which is bad, bad, very bad, problems should be expected!
Is that a smaller krone? Wondering why they can run that with alot lower hp than an 8530? Or is it the fact that hay is a far heavier material. Plus, your output is alot higher if I can remember.
Hannah is a happy person. :)
I like the What the Heck is This Thing? Sounded like Zach Johnson 😁👍🏼
Awesome video I love the older tractor's for early 90s not all the computer crap of today
It may not be your color but hands down that’s one of the most reliable machines ever built.
Ryan and Hannah, you both worked so well together. Another awesome video.
Hannah seems like a really fun person. This important in a work team. Well done Hannah!
I like Hannas positive attitude... she always seems to be smiling and upbeat
Remember Ryan on the Krone just ask Wes he knows those balers inside and out he can probably help you.
I like those Magnum tractors. I ran a 7150 and a 7240 for a few years. The 7150 was for tillage and the 7240 pulled a 955 international planter.
When you were treading the Krone's needle, it reminded me of the story of how John Deere got started. He realized when polishing his mother's sewing needles that steel would be better then cast iron for making plows in the sticky prairie soil.
Great video Ryan , good to see you help others and also gaining experience .Hannah is a great girl and not shy to get things done .
Love that Farm Girl "I can do it" spirit !! Great Video!
what a great life-we farmed when tractors were becoming available- i started driving the hay wagon w/ a team of horses- then a small grey ford tractor and red farmall- my dad would get me set
up in a field and i would be out there all day driving tractor in a field or ride the mower behind the tracto or pulling the hay bailer.
how things have changed-but still the best life to live with a family.
Another great video Ryan as all of them are!! I must say u and Hannah sure to make a great team. Keep up the great work guys and thanks for all u do. Have a goodone
Great video. Hannah is a lot of fun...what a great person.
Ryan
You and Hanna are idea for each other. You work good together and laugh good together. Love seeing you 2 work together.
Keep it up.
They do have great chemistry!
im sure theres more but we will never hear it,, its dark, she flirting, great field,,
@@arnoldromppai5395 I figure he wouldn't want to say much since the buttholes put Jamie down so much.
Steve Holsten so Jamie and he are done? I asked in a comment a while back but never heard anything back.
@@trentjordan1341 yes they been done with for long time. Ryan did bring it up on one of his vlogs that they are no longer together. Jamie didn't care for farming anyway.
Ryan, 55 years ago, I was feeling your pain with the knotters. Stunning that they have not changed. And now I understand why my brother only makes round bales with net wrap.
Really found this interesting. Great drone footage. Beautiful rolling hills and countryside. What an office! Thanks for sharing. Be well.
Love hannahs energy
Omg finally a 30yr old case doing what a new deere does! Love laughing at ryans denial. But but the deere dealer told me deere was the best. 🤣
I will be there to watch it! Love the videos Ryan, keep em up!
Can not wait. Look forward to it ryan
I like that status screen on the monitor. It shows a picture of the actual baler.
One Lonely Farmer has plenty of Big Pac videos on servicing the unit.
Really liked this video Ryan thanks !!!!
Ryan... You have a cool intern. I think Hannah brings a lot to your channel
As always great video interesting Hannah is fun to watch
Great vid Ryan thanks for sharing..
It's like watching a Hallmark Movie but for Farmer's!
I like it and Hanna! Keep it up.
Awesome video Ryan thank you
Still it's how farms work it will be amazing like always
Love the Derek trucks slide guitar music at 27:00 mark. Love all the videos. God bless
Great drone footage. Thanks.
Mister, I have never laughed so hard at someone trying so hard to keep a straight face.
Your rendition of "green acres" and your straight face had me in stitches.
Thank you kindly for a gentle laugh.
Subscribing.
ScottishxPride, Tx.
Another cool video! I really like the music you choose for the clips.
Round balers have been around since 1947 when Allis Chalmers made the Roto Baler.
Good point. My guess is he's thinking about the modern round baler, i.e. the Vermeers of the 1970's. Which is the same era during which Hesston invented these large square balers.
I enjoyed watching some Case👌🏻
Great video Ryan awesome baler
Thanks Ryan great video 🚜👍
Thank you for the excellent video.
Today is the first time I got to see how ur farming works, as I have now opened my eyes and have thought that they are hero's too, not because the army has to be a hero's, not only because they have been to wars and receive a medal, think what KEPT us ALIVE every day of our lives, farmers have to make sure animals live another day until they come to their age then off to be slaughter for our food and many other animals reasons too, vegetables and so on, to make sure there is food on our plate every day. So I salute u all farmers, doctors, nurses, police, and people working in bigger shops too are hero's while the virus going on. Big thank u all and God Bless u worlds.
Great video, thumbs up !
This Is the best because this is gonna be posted on my birthday
Happy Birthday!
Nice vid ryan, keep up the good work and keep the vids coming!!!!!!!
Awesome video, nice to see a magnum tractor at work . They are tough reliable tractors .
Great video and them old school Magnum tractors are brilliant
Hey Ryan! Great video👍
I see you got the lights working. 😎
We baled hay with an Allis Chalmers Roto Baler from 1950's on. The bales were smaller but the concept was the same.
The 7220 really is a good looking tractor.
Easy going and calm dude.
The wife is the wild spirit.
Thanks for sharing bro!!
Hannah seems like a blast! It almost seems in these couple videos, YOU are the intern and SHE'S the instructor! LOL
The 72 series Case tractors came out the same time and competed with the John Deere 55 series. I ran both series of tractors when they were new and I preferred the Magnum. They were smoother shifting and pulled a chisel plow more smoothly .I believe because the Magnum was heavier in the front.
I like how nice of a pile those bales make when they're stacked. However, it looks like you had some trying issues as you were making them, compared to the relative simplicity of your round baler's operation. If nothing else, you got some experience with a new-to-you piece of equipment that you might otherwise never have gotten. And we had the fun of being entertained by Hannah's shenanigans.
Thats square baling corn stalks for ya! Knotters keeping ya busy!!
We’ve got a 7150 and that thing pulls 20 ton silage wagons like a champ here in NEPA we’ve got hills galore but it pulls it like it’s not even there
Awesome tractor and baler rite there
Ryan, don't mind the comments, people will always say stuff so you probably already have a thick skin. Include Hannah more in your videos, she brings so much positive energy and happiness and that makes you and your videos better. And makes the work a lot easier, when you have someone who supports you. You guys rock!
Great video Ryan. I think everyone is annoyingly nosy asking every two seconds your exact relationship with Hannah, but I will say you two make a good video together👍 I can remember being in high school and instead of doing homework at night I was reading the John Deere manual trying to figure out how to set up the knotters on the Baler lol..
Great video... thanks...
The look on Ryan face when she said here we go
Hi from oz Ryan. You’ve finally found the best brand of baler. There are tricks of the trade too using square balers and troubleshooting them. It’s a good idea to spend time with an operator if you’re planning on doing a lot of wok with one to learn the tricks. With those knitter problems I knew exactly the cause. Easily fixed with a hammer LOL. the manual even tells you to use a hammer LOL. Anyway I love my Krone big square although at times they are frustrating.
Hey Ryan red tractors!! all good love the night drone footage awesome keep m coming
Olf would be proud
Did anyone else notice when ryan said we have twine yet. hey classic Wisconsin accent
Fuel up at the farm!
Loved the music!
We had a 7220 very nice tractor
Thanks for the photo today Ryan it was really cool meeting you and getting your autograph, I wish we could of got more time to talk, thank you for taking your time to talk for a little bit and to get a picture with you this is (Matt) by the way. Thanks
Wes would be proud of you
Call "OLF" he lives and breaths Crone knotters! LOL
Aww, it's a baby big-pack, lol!
Beware of the farmers daughter!! You’ve heard the song “Farmers Daughter” by Rodney Atkins!
I fell in love with the farmers daughter
I guess I did too, but she never drove a tractor or went to the barn!
She seems like a fun girl
That’s some pretty country for sure!!!!
Hey, this gal has character.
Yep I agree
Hey Ryan!! Hey Hannah!! It it wasn't for a red tractor, I almost thought I was a watching OLF lol!! Hannah fix those lights!!
Hey Darrin!
Hi mate...🇦🇺
Awesome video....
Typical CASE...🤣😂
We run 2 KRONE BIG PACK 1290HDP II....after 30 years of trying every bailer on the market, my opinion is it's the best high density bailer you can buy...
P.S. bailing maize stalks is a real nightmare with the knotters..😁😂
Awesome video and my favorite farming hat say this we work in acres not hours!
We just got to meet youit was so cool
Good evening. Little bit more time an you'll get the sweet spot of the baler,as well figure out the 72. Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that style also known as the "box car" tractors? Thanks to Hanna and her family for letting you vlog while helping. Be safe.
Cool all the best
You should have called Wes Pandy. He could tell you how to fix the knotters.
exactly
he would have u going in 5 minutes lol
first thing he tell you. burn that garbage twin
first thing he would tell them burn that fuckin shit twin
My money is on he watches the video and at first glance is like hey ur knives or hooks or something is worn out
I really enjoyed the video, how did you get the lights fixed on the tractor. Do you use the corn stalks for livestock bedding?
Great video, love Hannah!
Minnesota recently outlawed the round bales, the cows weren’t getting a good square meal.
sounds like something this f----ed up state would do
@@leinie6683 It's them darn democrats for ya!!!
🤣
Good day Ryan. Hugs from Brazil! Here in Brazil we like to let the straw of the harvest in the soil to fertilize it. We are used to harvest 100 sacs (60kg) of corn per acre doing that. Amazing video.
good point,, but you dont steel fertilizer by baling the straw! You just BORROW it a year, as long as you use it around the farm,
and dont sell it..
Eighter by using it as bedding ore mixing it in with tmr rations, it will be mixd with manure and be put back on the field.
It saves the farmer from buying say sawdust ore sand for bedding.
i absolutely died at 3:03
Hanna's a beautiful person, she knows how to getter done
The bailer has way better lights than the Case! 😂
The first Round Baler that in knew of was back in the late 50s and 60s was the Allis Chalmers baler, so its been around a while.
0:04 "what the heck is this thing?"
One of the best tractors you'll ever run in my opinion
Collin Zappa Can we hear an AMEN!
We had 7250. It was a great tractor. Traded it for a 8430 another no problem tractor.
Those magnums were bullet proof
do not feel bad there ryan my family been farming for more than 60 years and we still use our fleet of farmall equipment nothing new just the old our oldest is a 1948 farmall h only been rebuilt once 1949 bn never been rebuilt 1965 farmall 656 our fleet never disappoint us but we do not do big bales just little ones have a great time you will love it
One other bonus you forgot about square bales over round bales is you don't have to worry about them running away into a fence line when they are kicked out. Also, Am I wrong in thinking that fodder doesn't tear up a square baler to the same degree it does a round baler? I know you guys have mentioned in the past that the biggest thing that tears up the belts on your round baler is the corn fodder running through it.
Balers Break, they did 30 years ago and still do today. When you have moving parts they break. Hay season is a stressful time on a farm, especially when you have every kid in the area coming over for hay rides. i really think that's why round bales were designed so the kids had nothing to sit on LOL
Wes would be proud lol
That was a beautiful tractor 👍🏿🐑🇳🇴Norwegian sheep farmer
Actually round bales have been around since the late 40’s early 50’s. Allis Chambers made a small round baler. Bales were the same size as regular square bales. They were popular because less moving parts, unpopular because they were hard to stack.
Never baled with a round baler but seems the ever present stopping and starting, along with the constant steering left and right to get an even bale would be a drag.
Yes, I remember an old round baler in the 1960s