Finished my baling video....

[Absent Minded Farmer]

Only took a month. Lol! Just long enough that I'll be making a second cutting tomorrow. Not sure if I'm filming any of that, as I'm pressed for time. There's a tractor show coming up & there's never enough time in the month beforehand.

Enjoy!

Mike

 

[Absent Minded Farmer]

Not to be a pain in the neck.... just wanted to bump this video back up to the front page for the holiday tomorrow. Didn't get a chance to get a second video done for this weekend, so this will have to do.

I will add a Labor Day themed-ish video for those who don't get down to the Tales board. Got to get some grilling done, if that's your thing. I'll have to postpone our grilling this Labor Day, as I'm busy working on the 45 baler & my sister will be gone.

The dog disapproves, of course.

Mike

Forgot to add some bonus turkey footage:

 

[560Dennis]

️? How heavy are the bales that day ?

 

[Absent Minded Farmer]

️? How heavy are the bales that day ?

I'd say around 60 lbs & drum tight for the most part. They'll get up to 70 - 75 lbs in the heavy spots, quick.

Mike

 

[560Dennis]

I'd say around 60 lbs & drum tight for the most part. They'll get up to 70 - 75 lbs in the heavy spots, quick.

Mike

Amish we’re baler all the way to the fair yesterday reminded me of you

 

[caterpillar guy]

Baling on to thew ground is the hard way to do it. I'd rather have to go back and move them every few bales than to pick hay up that could be at wagon height from the chute. Leaving a lot of hay behind by the pickup when baling.

 

[560Dennis]

Whats the next series on ️

 

[Absent Minded Farmer]

Whats the next series on ️

Either the 45 baler or the chopper chopping compost bales. That may be kind of a boring one, as the footage was intended for diagnosis & everything is stationary. The 45 baler I'm putting the final checks on today before testing it in loose hay. Should be interesting, as I've cleaned out & adjusted the knotters.... which means it isn't going to tie for ****!

I'll have the camera going, so we'll see what happens.

Mike

 

[560Dennis]

Either the 45 baler or the chopper chopping compost bales. That may be kind of a boring one, as the footage was intended for diagnosis & everything is stationary. The 45 baler I'm putting the final checks on today before testing it in loose hay. Should be interesting, as I've cleaned out & adjusted the knotters.... which means it isn't going to tie for ****!

I'll have the camera going, so we'll see what happens.

Mike

Well I’m interested anyway boring is better or not