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The more cute little b a l e s you got to get him a little longer the judgments on top of their own that on top of the Baylor the one that runs by the needles there is a clamp

Great to see all this old iron at work,well done! I loved watching the AC at work,and the IH flatbed was ocing on the cake! Im glad I came across this,its great to see the youth keeping the old traditions alive.

I remember the same bailer and tractor. I think we didn't have the guard on the right side of the bailer.

Good video,, like to see the old school still being used,, I bale 80 acres with a farmal 706, new Holland 273 baler, and home built wooden hay wagon ,, cousin and I take turns staken

The metal rods that are underneath the rake need to be straightened so the teeth won't rub on them. Makes the rake a lot quieter and the teeth last longer.

Thank you for keeping the history of Allis Chalmers alive...

Through the coal to it let's go

That pto shield on the baler makes me nervous.

Are you keeping the original doors?

Hay hooks and hay chaps may be needed as you wear out your pair of jeans. Also, a pair of tweezers will be needed to pull the stickers out of your leg.

Stacking needs to be refined. The broken board on the truck bed is a broken bone hazard. Good luck.

Do you need me to bring my Farmhand over and pick up those bales? My Farmhand is mounted on my tractor and has a Hay Basket that will gather 12 bales and place them on your truck.

The New Holland baler seems to tie pretty good.

Bales seem to be a little bit short.

As your baler misses bale after bale, do you have a couple of pitchforks? These will be neeeded all day.

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Good job of making use of what you have and getting it done!

Get an I beam then you can do whatever you want. We all put one in Jason’s house.

Plenty more room on that truck for some junk 😆🤓

You've got some good stuff to start with. New Holland makes great baling equipment. You either need a kicker and a couple of kicker bale wagons or a bale shoot and a couple of flat bed wagons. That baler should be a good one, but you should try to find a tractor with a little hp to run it. Also, you really should find a shield for the pto shaft. I'd hate for one of you to get wrapped up in it. You can try and pick up equipment at local auctions or in classified ads. Best of luck to you. Big Iron auctions among other auction services.

My father’s barn used to be home to a pair of AC crawlers. I still smile when I see that orangish-red. He also had a Cat 22, and a neighbor had a little Oliver crawler.

Short britches?????????????

How many children do you plan on putting into this house? It's really coming along!

Go Maxine!!

Lots of bowling action lol looks like fun!

Girl Power!!

Your not going fast enough

Boy, do I wish TH-cam came with Smell-O-Vision™. I _love_ the smell of hay.

Use the tractor's individual brakes to make a sharp turn.

Not good to stand on the back of the tractor when mowing.

That was painful to watch. How to make baling hay the most work possible. Maybe the camera lady should put the camera down and actually help. SMFH.

That New Holland baler model 268 brought back some great memories of my hay makin' days. 6 to 7,000 bales of hay and 2,500 bales of oat straw for my herd of dairy cows and youngstock!! I made my bales about a foot longer than what your look like. We had a chute on the baler and pulled a wagon behind and stacked them ad we baled. Good to see someone still using the older equipment. New just toooooo costly!!!

I have some advice for you. When you get down to the end lift the sickle bar make a circle and drop it back it. You can't drag a sickle mower around a corner without making a mess or plugging. I cut hundreds of acres of hay with those back in the 80s Great video y'all, Love those old Farmalls.

Love your video, guys! Great to see you’re doing a good job with the old equipment. I believe in keeping the old tractors n equip alive (really just can’t afford new…) I’ve always worked with hand-me-downs and buy others at auction so as to have quite a variety to choose from. Y’all keep up the good work and keep the old ‘stuff’ a runnin. 👋

I love the sound of that old Allis. I spent many hours on one working it.

Awesome video. me and my wife baled lots of hay for nearly twenty years with small tractors and an old flatbed truck to haul it. The work is hard but productive God Blees Ya'll.

A whole lotta hay was put up in the day with those machines. It's great to see them still hard at it!

Just finised my 2nd cut hay, Farmall C with sickle mower strugeld through heavy alfalfa and fox tail. Allis CA on tedder and rake and NH 268 pulled with Allis D 15 seris 2.

Very nice video, I love to watch machines working the sound is to me very pleasing I am a male age 81 years old in a wheelchair for some 50 years I was a Mechanic fixing School Buses and outboard motors and loved my triad no, I'm not crazy just loved my work now that I found your channel I'm yours forever or until I pass if you know what I mean, GOD BLESS I come to you from a state called Connecticut remember I'll be watching.

Hi Folks, Love the sound of that tracker when it's working

That WD brings back memories. Looks like your storing the tractors outside, put a bucket over the exhaust stacks to keep rain out of the engines.

Use a lower gear with more RPM's, also use hand clutch so PTO continues so baler can run.

We baled hayfor 30 plus years with a WD 45 Allis and a New Holland Baler. Those were hard days of work, but I do miss them from time to time

Timen Eilander. (Netherlands) As far as I saw you working with these old timers, I think I can give you some tips. I think your sickelbar mower could use sharpening. And not only the moving knifes, but also the ones, that are positioned on top of the fingers. This wil get you a better shaven pasture. As I saw on your baling video, you had a fair amount of gras stil fastened to the soil. What also can give you troubles is the adjusting of the pushing down from the moving knifes to the stady ones on the fingers. When you take shims away from under these pushers, beware that it doesn't get too warm/hot when mowing. Some 40 years ago we had a tractor with a sickelbar mower and my dad had been a pro with these machinery in his younger days and he learned me how to do this.

Loved the video.!I am following along and thanks for sharing yalls hard work days.

love the sound !

When raking you should always try to travel the same direction as when it was cut. It picks up the hay better.

Use the handles on the baler rear to adjust the cords and have uniforme balle.

Now you guys have done more farming than me. But I have grown up my whole life around Allis Chalmers and I found it is the best to use the hand clutch when backing up to equipment. It gives you a smother start.

Why the baby bales