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@@edfarley4560 lol ha to do it!!! Tires needed replaced anyway

@danielthomason5685 it was pretty hit and miss with that field. It was a small field that we got to super late and just wanted cleaned up for the year.

Haha not quite but it was moving at a pretty good rate

Lol if it wasn't there then I'd probably not be as steady 😅

You know it

I got this one from Gary Ramsey he's great to deal with and prices aren't that bad considering what they are. They are game changers.

@@Stupidwon1234567 Thanks man, I’ll check it out

I'm sure more will be released soon. This was the unveiling at the PRI show

I showed that a little in the video but this was from the PRI show so I wasn't able to get too much more. They told me that the setup on the conversational part may change slightly by the time it's released. But it's an impressive machine for the money.

This is my second blade in 10 plus years and thousands of cuts. After the original blade was done I switched to a cheaper blade but went back to a makia blade right away. Their blades are very good.

Yea we noticed it was off a bit too lol. This little section was super rutted up and rough so we weren't too worried about it for this little section. But she's workin better now.

It's definitely pretty impressive how fast you can bail with it

100% I couldn't believe the pull it had right off the line

If your hay is so thin that 1 pass from a double rotary rake won’t make a row, you need to fix your fields

So we ran into a similar situation that year with minimal growth from no rain, and basically we would rake a row then catch that row with one side of the rake to pull it into more hay until we had a decent amount, then start a new row. Definitely no ideal. We ended up not raking some spots in the field because it was just taking too long and burning up more diesel than the hay was worth lol

Are you going to help him pay for fixing his fields. It is not cheap to get a thick crop and if the weather does not work to his advantage he could spend a lot of money with no return on investment.

@@farmer2521 it’s cheaper to make thick hay than to spend the fuel running around for a bale an acre

@@Stupidwon1234567 Drought plus heat, sometimes fields here get very short too. Most people still have old Rowse 42' dump rakes. Goes over a field fairly quickly, works great for thin stuff, and with grass hay sometimes over $200/ton around here (poor quality this year is about $120 so far I think), going over a field for scatterings can add up quickly. To make it easier, a person can go around the outside/obstacles with the other kind first. Most around here use 20 wheel V rakes, never seen anyone with these raker style, and bar type are very rare. Most common mower is a Vermeer tm1210 (based on visual, most of my neighbors have one).

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Pure excitement my friend 😁

Yepper!!

You know it!! Got to live dangerously

It's all good he has the deck magnets on.

@@oliver_klozoff 😆 yes sir can't forget to flip that switch!!

The British:

Yepper put new ones on the next day. These were shot so I sent them off in cloud of smoke lol

Someone needing a new truck soon

They are definitely badass though, can cut fast as hell

Stay far away. New holland discbines can be one of the biggest money pits on your farm

Thanks bud

@@Stupidwon1234567 🤗

I bought the machine from Gary ramsey out of Texas. Its a China machine but does very good for the price compared to others. I was instructed to only cut 1/8" and thinner for aluminum. I believe it could cut 3/16" but with the reflectivity of the aluminum you risk damaging the source. If this was a ipg or nlight source they have protection against the reflectivity and you could probably cut thicker aluminum safely. The raycus/max photonics does not have the protection for that, so the rule is stay on thinner to keep from damaging the source. Hope this helps.

Carbon steel 24gage to 3/4" Stainless steel 24gage to 3/8" Aluminum 24gage to 1/8"

@@Stupidwon1234567 thank you for the information. But if if the material was 50 feet away could it still do the same. I’m talking Star Wars stuff, could it be weaponized say from 100 yards.

@@thebobloblawshow8832 when it comes to that I wouldn't know sorry bud

@@Stupidwon1234567 thanks for letting me know. But it would be cool. 🤣😂

@@thebobloblawshow8832 haha I hear ya

Luckily for me I have 3 phase power. Its only a 90 amp service and it runs the table great. I know these will run on a phase converter too.

Unfortunately that was all we had at the time of the video, but this thing can crank through some hay it's a total beast.

@@Stupidwon1234567 I don’t know why I phrased the question like such a shithead. Sorry. Was not the intent.

No worries I need to get a video of it cranking threw some thick hay this year

Believe it or not but that tranny held up great even after that burnout lol.

I love loud but that resonator kept me sane on the highway by killing some drone lol

Lol she held together long enough before I traded her in.

@@Stupidwon1234567 lol oh fuck 😂

Nitto trail grapplers on method wheels

The Nitto's do really good

@@Stupidwon1234567 thnx dude! Sick setup for sure!

@@AMG43ramirez no problem bud the nittos are tough to get right now but I just got the toyo open country sxs tires on my x3 and they are basically the same tire. Very impressed with them. Very good traction in all terrains.

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@@Stupidwon1234567 I meant rpm

Second time truck held the gear so it wasnt banging threw the gears and there may have been a little something on the tires for more smoke lol.

Those tires were already smoked before the burnout. Was gettin new tires next day so mine as well do some good burnouts lol

Tires were bald already so why not send them off with some smoke 🤷‍♂️ lol bought tires and swapped em out the next day. Shit I would never do that with new tires that costs too much.

Fuck you boris

@@thehulkamaniabrother2.089 Mom? Is that you?

@@borisshevchenco1314 I always knew you beat my firebird to death

Haha yea this was the first time these guys used this machine. They were testing it out.

Well at least you got to see it again lol🤣🤣

Just gotta hold that brake pedal good lol

Cuz it's fun lol!!

Tires were already shot I just wanted to give them a proper send off.

Lol 200 dollars

@@Stupidwon1234567 200 won't get one.

@@sonsofliberty3081 Nobody ever said it would.

Damn right just gotta send it!!! Lol

@@Stupidwon1234567 haha right

Haha dont blame ya

I run slower also, for 16/14 gage I run my 45xp at 45amps and 165ipm for letters or more detailed stuff. I'll run around 190-200ipm if its basic shapes.

@@Stupidwon1234567 I typically run 125, same plasma as you. maybe I'm going too slow? I use the fine cut nozzle ( not sure if you are or not) and no matter what i cant get rid of the bevel

I run the fine cut as well. I think you may just be running too slow. Also check your drawings, if there are a lot of nodes or points in them. Those nodes will act like a slow down point when the machine is running and can make your cuts slightly more jagged.

@@Stupidwon1234567 I try to remove nodes, or "simplify" but every time I hit simplify in inkscape the drawing gets super messed up by oversimplifying

Yes that tends to distort the drawing but you can go threw and delete the nodes manually where you want to. It can take some time and you may have to play with the lines but it does help. But for now try speeding up your machine to that 165ipm and see if that helps out. I dont always do much with the nodes but my cuts are pretty darn good at that speed. If I notice issues I will refine the drawing more.

Nope shes still running good