Round Baling Hay on the North Dakota Rolling Prairies
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Round Baling Hay on the North Dakota Rolling Prairies
In this video I am out in a field near the Unincorporated Community of Raleigh North Dakota with a farm that is round baling hay. In the video they are baling hay with their Vermeer ZR5 1200 self propelled round baler and John Deere 8310 tractor pulling a Vermeer 605N round baler.
Video includes drone, on the ground and some in cab footage of all of the action. The Vermeer Equipment in this video was sold by West River Equipment out of Mandan North Dakota.
For some history on the area do a Google search for Ghosts of North Dakota.
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I love how the front wheels on that thing just swing around. That's got to be so maneuverable in the field. Almost like my zero turn mower, just a lot bigger.
Remember to tell the story of the farmer and farm along with the machinery. People follow people, characters that relate to themselves. Great channel.
Volume is the only way to make SP baler worth the $. Almost anyone with a tractor can find and justify a round baler, but to step up to SP Baler, you have to make a LOT of hay! Great video, neat to watch it work.
Round baler put that down as one of my favorites.🎯
That was good to see. I have never seen one of those self propelled round balers working before. Thank you. 😊 👍
I love North Dakota! Thank you for the video and the story of this small town. ❤️
That baler is really cool. None like that around here that I have ever seen. I have always like d the JD 8X10 series tractors too. I think they were one of JD's best looking machines ever. They look like what I think a tractor should look like.
That is a great way to make lots of round bales!!
that's the first time i've seen that baler in action. Looks pretty slick. Thanks.
Looks like Vermeer makes some good balers, I really like that ZTR self propelled baler. Thanks Mike and Happy New Year to all here !
The ability to "kick" the bale away from the bailer is handy..I've baled in very hilly conditions where it was tough to get the bale to stop rolling into the machine long enough to close the door.
Very nice brother ❤
Never got a chance to bale with a Vermeer baler I have a Vermeer tedder and rake but I have a 7070 New Holland baler. Thanks for sharing the video Mike.
I like Mike less videos on RUclips from the imperial county California and happy new year 🎊🎊
Rolla is near the only castle in N.D. I think it is called the Coghlan House. Saw it years ago in a sad state of disrepair but now it is in the National Register.
Great video Mike👍
Good video.
A self propelled baler is definitely an interesting machine😉👍 great video, happy new year Mike🎉👍
Good video 👍Regards from Down Under.
Happy New Year Farm hand Mike and family
Neat video, happy new year Mike.
Nice Video
Great lookin video. My family is originally from Raleigh ND and I currently work for a farmer just to the NorthEast of there in another small town by the name of Flasher.
Happy New Year, Mike!!
Я из России, сам работаю в сельском хозяйстве и мне интересно, как это происходит у Вас! В принципе почти все так же. У нас в хозяйстве даже есть американская дисковая борона ROME 185 и загрузчик семян Speed King. Удачи Вам!!!
That is one slick machine. That quarter turn probably saves a lot of headache for the possibility of runaway bales. And not having to clutch and be looking behind you saves a lot of operator fatigue?
Great Video Mike, Happy New Year..........I'm still not sure what to think about them self-propeld balers
If that Vermeer self driven baler had a wrap behind it,then you be on a winning streak,one machine bale it wrap it,maybe the company will make the machine longer to wrap bale.
Esse corredor de capim eu Guaravita mais a que bonito demais rapaz o povo é aliás e a manutenção do maquinário e ele mesmo colhe o mesmo o mesmo tempo ele mesmo faz serviço e já tem um motorzinho não tem negócio
Mike i love this video i would love to see and ride in one of those self propelled models. Mike will vermeer ever come out with a discbine that have steel conditioning rolls in them again any time soon .
I know they still make trailed mower with no conditioning rolls
But i was just curious if and when they will ever come back with conditioning rolls in them .
Thanks mike i would love to visit the Dakotas some day.
Look for something this fall.
Yup we up here term the mosquito the area's national bird, advise you to put rocks in yer kids pockets so they're too heavy to carry off
Can you get a walk around on one of the ZR5’s? Curious where the engine actually sits in the chassis.
The Vemmer ZR5 seems to be ideal, for farmers who make a lot of hay. Does it have to stop every time it rolls out a bale? I must say, you do the best videos on machines. Thanks, & happy new year.
Yes, that is the time it takes to wrap the bale.
Mike nice video do they use twine to wrap them round bales when they stop to let out round bale is almost like a chip
Cken laying egg
Hey mike , is Vermeer ever bringing their continuous prototype baler to market or did they abandon ship on it?
I really don’t know
Не видел таких подборщиков в наших колхозах .
Wonder how much one of them self propelled ZTR balers costs - probably not cheap ?
I looked on Tractor House all say call for price. The first one with a listed price was a 2020 for $135,000. I would guess a new one would be double???!! Or more???
Are they worth it at those type of prices?
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The self propelled round baler is too much I stg
I love how the front wheels on that thing just swing around. That's got to be so maneuverable in the field. Almost like my zero turn mower, just a lot bigger.
It _is_ just like your ZT mower, just bigger!
Must be interesting to drive on the road
The ability to "kick" the bale away from the bailer is handy..I've baled in very hilly conditions where it was tough to get the bale to stop rolling into the machine long enough to close the door.