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In my day we bailed by hand

Excellent footage of just how this machine works. All mechanical too - no electronics anywhere - so cool and clever at the same time.

ONLY a hay farmer will get this .. ROFL !!

Not true

It's true I've seen it happen a few times

retired concrete finisher, it will drain them and rookie finishers sitting on bare concrete will develop hemroids

That is something we've done my entire life. We also bring batteries that aren't in use into the basement in winter. I had a NAPA battery last 16 years. When I took it in for core the NAPA guys crowded around. They didn't believe it had died that day. I don't care who believed me.

hey trevor we were out to the ranch last week i saw drew and we had good conversation with carl from chicago !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1bought a hat saw the long horns and the hay you were read to bale awesome our son and now daughter in law live 11 mes from ya !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Used to be battery trays in cars were Metal. That conducts electricity as well so you concrete thinkers are out with your moisture theory. What actually was taking place on concrete was the temp difference between ambient and the floor, causing the electrolytes to react and discharge. What does it say on a battery? STORE IN A COOL DRY PLACE. A wet cell battery's biggest enemy is HEAT. Isolating a battery from temperature differences thus allowing the electrolyte to be stabile is more conducive to successful storage. Where they are used daily and charged it's not.

I heard that also when I was young

3 tie Bales ,,????

If it's not dry enough it will stack burn

So you're telling me this guy Bales Hay Bales, while having a last name of....wait for it ...Bales...? Sounds like some gubment shill shiz,...but I bought a couple hats and shirts anyway,...at least they have worked properly for years, through many tests, sweat and all the p*ssy I've gotten while... They paid for themselves. Unlike the gubmen...shut up Dano!!! Keep feeding AMERICA Ponyboy! Buy a hat, buy a shirt, you'll get an awesome photo of....😅...find out. 💪🏻🇺🇲👍🏻

Rowse probably has more tires because it has more rake wheels. Which mens longer frame sides.

20 years ago, an interstate battery guy explained, back in the day the battery case would leak/drain. Modern batteries are immune to that problem.

Heard a driver lost a load of hay on the freeway here in Phoenix earlier this week? Was that your truck ? I hate being the news maker for the day! Love the videos, keep them coming.

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What drill do you use to plant with row space ? Fields look awesome nice rows close together. Thanks for sharing

I can't stop watching

Question on the stacker or road sider(whatever you call it). In a full stack does the driver manually change the way each layer is stacked or is there a computer that is programmed to automatically change each layer to how you want it stacked? I know the change in each layer is to interlock the layers, same as what we used to do manually stacking on a hayrack decades ago, but just wondering if he did each layer manually or if it was automatic.

Hey Trevor, sometimes ya just gotta bale it! You know! Rowse should be able to be closer and follow the ground better with those wheels.

finally paid $17 a bale today in Norco!! 110lbs.. hooray for us!!

Looks like you are off to a good start.

I noticed the Darf rake picks up more dirt/dust than the Rowse.

Lots of stem moisture

Now days running most modern farm equipment is like being a airline pilot. You are basically there to monitor the computers.

Do you ever bale just plan grass? From Ireland and the only hay we've ever done is grass hay

Hi 👋🏻 Trevor bales.

High moisture high weight, you know that

Where is your moisture tester

flakes defined again as??

I hauled two 100 bale stacks of alfalfa a couple days ago with my stack retriever. When I got to the destination, the retriever trailer had a hard time raising up to set the stack on the ground. I called the grower and asked him how heavy he baled the alfalfa. He said it was a little dry when he baled it so he set the tensioner at 375. I think those bales were the old school 16 bales to the ton. The buyer was happy that he got his money's worth. I did not want to throw those bales around by hand to lighten the front of the stack so I could raise the bed.

I have to ask, 2YEARS for a new squeeze? Why that seems really long!

The haybob tedder rake is faster and does a better job in grass hay ! Also feeds into the baler better.

What is customer appreciation day? Is there a sale on hay?

I’m living in Oregon now, but when we spent the winters in Ajo, I always drove up and got my hay from you! It was always the best. I am flood irrigating my field here. It is not level and floods everything except where I want it. Is it worth disking and leveling a 1 acre pasture? The rest of the property gets water as it should. Or should I just get a box and level without loosening the soil up. I think I would get a better pasture if I did. Thank you. I miss Buckeye!

do you enuculate your new seeding?......man, you probably have huge nitrogen content on your soil samples

`Do they ever set the hydralics up with multi-funtion joystick controls? older backhoes were simiular to what your sqeeze hydralic, but now almost all backhoes have joystick controls

He loads pretty quick. Imagine if the truck was a 1/2 mile closer, How quick would that be?

WHAT IS THE SPACING ON THE STEEL BARN POSTS?....AND WHAT WIDTH X LENGHT IS THE BULDING?

Early season or late season green hay and a PTO baler…. What could go wrong.

I miss Jay on Instagram

Man your tough stacking bales bare handed!

Hope the boys and wife are doing well . Man that was a line of customers

Manties is what you were looking for

Heard you on Millennial Farmers Channel the other day, sounded like you had your nuts in a vice. I don't put anything past what youll do for attention. 🤔🫣😒 🚜🚜🚜

What happened to the forklift conversation yard unit, you were putting together.

No, it's not true. I've heard that tell all my life

No, it's not true,

Reminds me of old days stacking hay by hand. Good thing it doesn't happen too often.