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Need to keep camera on what you are doing

Sharpen it. I used to work on them.

Good lord I have never seen so many axles on a trailer before aside from the ones they used to bring in new turbines for the local power plant.

Hears a solution to that since your a farmer, put in a second driveway so he can just pull in go around and then pull back out.

What kind of milk needs a truck with 11 axles! Cheese and rice.............

I did that everyday in Kansas picking up mostly Amish dairies. I pulled a 50ft. Walker tank with sliding tandems.

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Typical farm yards..

Wow I've never seen a trailer with so many wheels before.

Just think how much more fuel you burn and the amount of rubber it takes from your tires. Yup, good old blue state requirements that are saving on the environment. By the time the driver gets backed up to the milk house, a normal tanker could have been almost loaded.

Why would you not have a wider drive?

Just imagine how much air it uses every time you step on the brakes My log truck is 6 axles in northern mn 11 axles crazy

Well it's not as easy as it looks he got it in there that's all that matters👍

I hope thats the their fist time driving a truck.

But i only ordered a quart.

I’d say this person is a rookie

Don't think they back into that drive before...Did that for 35yrs

This is the most Michigan thing I've ever seen!

Good thing the road is fairly wide, that's a lot of trailer to back in a driveway

How much the GVW?

Yo dawg, heard you liked drop axles so I gave your drop axles drop axle a drop axle

Good luck with it, it's missing quite a few parts. Didn't see the hydraulic valve body that should be on the right hand side, and the pulley you were spinning isn't the cylinder, it's farther forward.

Cool baler!

How did you fix it? Mine has the same problem the button under the brake is seised up.

It actually ended up being an F0 I believe which it’s hard to believe when you see the damage along the expressway. The young Turk turf farm.

Camera is not absolutely still and is giving poor quality videos

I owned one of the MC Rotary Scythes just like this one in the 1970s. I actually cut 50 acres of Alfalfa Hay 3 times a year. Because it cut the plants at ground level and broke the stems in the middle it would dry the hay just as fast as hay run through the rollers of a haybine. Another advantage was that you could drive almost twice as fast as the sickle cut machines. To cut the hay cleanly, I sharpened the swinging cutters about twice a year with a right angle grinder. If given the choice, cows will eat a bale of hay cut with this machine and leave a haybine cut bale until last. It has something to do with the sharp stems a haybine leaves on the end of the stems. It did a great job on chopping corn stalks. If you got enough dry days in late fall you could actually make windrows for baling stalks. All of my neighbors wanted to borrow it for chopping stalks. The MC Rotary scythe had one major draw back. It would level gopher mounds. It wasn't that leveling the mounds was so bad, it was that it mixed the dirt right in with the cut hay. When you came along with the chopper to make haylage all if that dirt and gravel went through the chopper knives. We ended up sharpening chopper blades every day and twice a day in heavily infested gopher fields. Mine was 540 RPM.

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Looks like a ton of work... keel it up

we have a ford 5000 and the pto stays on all the time, any ideas out there how to stop this happening? cheers.

Would a round baler have any problems picking up hay that fine?

Bit of a different question but can you get to the circlip that holds the front half of the pto shaft in from on top couldn't quit see from the video have a 5000 with splines and drive hub destroyed

I have six of these tractors, and they all run just fine. I have a rototiller on the hydrostatic one, a mower on another a bucket on another, etc... The important thing is to keep the brake pivot shaft lubed so it doesnt bind up and make the shaft break off the subframe... this had happened on 3 of my tractors! The best attachment is the front bucket, it will lift 350 lbs or so about 5 feet high as long as you have weights on the rear of the machine.

Isle Royle is worth the trip

Great video! Can a 50hp run it in Timothy and orchard grass?

Yeah I’d never slide in and out of that cage like he did.

One of these days I’m going to drive over and visit with Ray.

is that 540 or 1000 pto??

Now you got some real horsepower

How many bale's do you need to make it to next year

I think green chop is the easiest feed from cattle

Glad you got that tractor going it’ll be a nice flip tractor for you as I recall you said you were going to sell it can’t help but saying all that big 12 foot hey going into a tiny row

Thanks for the video.

I'm really torn right now between a cut ditioner or a haybine I'd love to get a disc bine with flail conditioners but that's out of the price range currently not worried about maintenance operating cost or anything other then the quality of hay just mowing orchard grass for horses

So you have a cassette player in your truck?

Good day from Ontario. Canada . I was listening too news on radio while driving, fellow complaint motorcycle cost him $40.00 , I went to go station that gives .10 cents/ litre & still cost 196.00 for pkup for 95 litres.. I am retired but we use to buy 3 day old holstein bull calves & veal them. Back then you got about $1/pd 700 pd calves. So what did these cost u? Thanks

Love it, very happy because of you :) Merci infiniment

Got it done before the rain ?