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Great video love this. Love yaaaaaaaa mean it.

I had both model David Browns that you have bought them both used at a very reasonable price. Loved those tractors, never had any problems with either and both very fuel efficient especially the 990

Mother Nature has been cruel to so many. Be careful as you clean up.

Hope you are doing well. We are cutting trees to. And fencing like crazy. If you need me holler. Love yaaaaaaa mean it.

That is a small price to pay to live in the most beautiful place in the entire country. A little chain saw work and life is good. I enjoy your videos.

Me in California 😌🏝️

Have a Case I think it's a Peach seed Amber Bone 6207 C ? SS has a 2 prong blade. Can't find any inf. on Knife.

Man where do you guys live???? Unbelievable view!!!

I live in southern West Virginia. I have been to your area. I’ve been to Sneedville several times. I bought two trailers and a truck bed from Greens. Beautiful country. I have a New Holland Workmaster 60. I’ve had it for 8 years.I love it. Like yours it is a little light on the rear. I have fluid in the rear tires and 2 weighs on each rear wheel. I keep it in 4x4 all the time when I’m in the field. But here we don’t have much level ground.

Great video, I always enjoy your videos. I never knew Valtra/Valnet had been in the US. They are a Finnish brand, now owned by AGCO. Valmet was rebranded to Valtra about 25 years back. They owned SISU engines which many reckon is the main reason AGCO bought them. The 3 AGCO tractor brands in Europe are MF, Fendt and Valtra

You live in such a beautiful area. You should take a video hike up to the top of those surrounding hills for us! Mabe a drone shot.

Much prefer your videos with the david browns,but still good video.

My Papa had a 601 and that same rake when i was still too young to work with them but I got to sit with him and "drive " to the field. I sure miss all 3 of them. I have a NH311 baler like that. It's a great machine. Excellent video and great instruction. Thanks

Good video good to see ya

Awwww,i love the dog❤

Do they make an eight bale that rotates 90 degrees with a hydraulic cylinder so you can make a tie layer?

Guy in lee county has a couple Valtras. He tried to start his own dealership and sell Branson but it never took off. Guess the fact when you drove by he was always in his Valtra an never a Branson people didn't want to buy one lol.

Great video, it was neat to see all sorts of different brands and eras working together

Yes sir! Neighbors helping neighbors is awesome! My neighbor cuts my 10 acres of hay. I need squares bales so he helps me load and unload. Then in return I give him the the other 5 acres worth of hay. Which he round bales for his cows.

I have a kuhns 10 bale flat accumulator with the tie grabber. I chose the kuhns because it is all gravity and gravity never fails, I have put around 135000 bales through it and all I have ever had to do was replace a few 10 dollar springs for the diverter gates, the springs seem to last for about 30000 bales or so and take about 30 seconds to change. your grabber would work good with there 10 bale flat accumulator you should check one out. The company goes by norden mfg now but is still owned and operated by the kuhn family they are a awesome company to deal with, 2 years ago they contacted me and said I the tie grabber I had was one of the ones that had a certain valve that was having issues, I told them mine was fine and I had used it for 2 years, But they insisted on replacing it and sent a man out and replaced my valve right at the farm he showed me the part that was failing and mine had started to fail but I had not noticed it yet but I would have in the next 2000 bales or so, he said he was going all over the country replacing these faulty valves so the customers did not have to deal with the hassle of taking the unit back to the dealer to get it replaced. He said it was there mistake and they were going to make it right. Any company that stands behind what they build the way the kuhn family does is top notch in my book.

I know exactly where Greene’s is. I didn’t realize they sold the Valtra’s. That probably explains where the one I saw in Speedwell came from.

4 front and 4 rear grapple setup could work well, with a small tractor it would be very efficient and workflow would be excellent. The utility too of it is great also. Fits most places. Quieter. I like the older small 4x4 kubotas with front end loader, uses no diesel, doesnt impact the fields. light, hard to get stuck, AND it can still pull well being 4x4 better than most 2wd tractors of much larger size. Not too high off the ground either. Short wheel base doesnt kick and buck as much. One could manage ALOT of land with one of those, if you 'implement' a no till no shred policy. Sickle bar mower would be my first choice and probably that baler, or even an older one. Can do it very well. I would invest in bulletproof tires for one of those little tractors and keep the sunlight rain and outlaws off of it.

Yall got beautiful country up there I come up there from South ga regularly

Great video! Even with a thinner first cut, 360 bales is still solid work. Looking forward to seeing the grapple issues sorted and more footage of the 4000 in action!

Do you like old timers?

That brings back a lot of memories, keep up the good work.

What grass you have there looks like its very heat tolerate i might want to try that grass ,my fescue has burned up in this heat and no rain .

I recieved a Case knife from my grandfather in 1967 when he passed away. He was a rancher and carried it every day. Its a larger pocket knife than these shown. It has three blades, the short blade has a flat screw driver end plus a old style can opener. It says CASE XX. I belive it is a 1940-1950. How can I tell the age.

100% agree. If you share the serial number off your tractor (embossed on the flywheel housing flange below the battery swing out), I can look it up for you and get the exact day, factory and shift she was made.

0:27 that's a gorgeous Ferd right there ya'll got

Let's not forget, Case knives are lifetime guarantee too and they do repair that at the factory. The lifetime means the lifetime of the original owner. Yes, Case knives are that good!

Beautiful

I have a case tested xx folding knife with 2 blades,a bottle opener , and cork screw, yellow composite, can't find information about it

I have interest to join you and work with you is my work ❤ I love it

This is my work I'm from Nigeria

The one reason you are getting nice bales is that you have selected a proper feed to hay ratio for the baler., nice even wind rows ( thanks dad ) Most people I watch making square bales are hogging the baler, wrong speeds on tractor loose, sloppy wind rows, baler tensions not set right.👍👍👍✌🏻🇺🇸👏

Good video. I’m sure it’s a blessing having your dad help. Keep up the good work.

Heyyy Mr lamb!

Hey its me,Aaliyah,Ik it's weird but I like watching your videos and at school,your class is the best,I like learning about the stuff we do,I just don't like talking out loud lol,it gets embarrassing,but I just wanted you to know that!I will see you monday!

Looks great!

Glad you are back. I really appreciate your videos.

that grass looks very thing

Great video. Good advice at the end. Keep up the good work.

Gettin it done!

Glad to see ya back, looks like it should be excellent hay!

Awesome video brother. If things don’t change we may not have a second cutting. But if there’s a good time to sell cattle it’s now.

We’re enjoying your videos. East Tennessee is beautiful country.

Our second cut hay has yielded pretty good this year, but man that looks like some fine hay you have there!

Am also a lamb from East Tennessee what county are you in ?

Looking great 👍. Love yaaaaaaaa mean it