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Great job guys , I know that is hard work .

ill give you a tip i learned the hard way. stack all the bales on edge in the barn not just the bottom layer, they keep their shape wayy better!!

A completely enjoyable video. I have a super 69 nh hayliner. Im excited to watch more of your videos. I also couldn’t hay without good friends. Cheers from So.ILL

The fuel costing less and the oil changes being 1/3 the price of a diesel makes a big block a great choice. I just bought a 1992 K2500 regular cab 454 5 speed manual with 114,000 miles from it's second owner for $5600. It's a completely rust free truck from north Idaho. It goes well with our 2001 K2500 8.1 Suburban.

Have you ever weighed one of those bales

I’m trying to find the deck belt for that exact deck, no where local seems to carry the 156 at all

I've got a 1998 Chevy 3500 with a 454. It's a crewcab with a longbed. I wish it was a manual transmission. It is awesome in the snow between the weight and the 4wd.

Love watching your videos and love making hay and what state y’all live in and west Tennessee here

I have the exact same tractor with 1700 hours on it, what did you pay for that one?

Good job Everett and I like hearing Jeremy 's southern accent .😊

Great work and I'm glad to see your videos again .

Good job young man, keep up the hard work. Can’t wait for more content.

JD fajne traktory,ale hydraulikę mają zrąbaną.

Great tractor. I use an M8540. Love it. Hate the transmission lock, but the tractor is awesome. Nice baler too. God bless and keep it up

Hey there. Thanks for the videos. What PTO speed do you run the baler at and do you idle down to eject a bale? It doesn't sound like you do, but just wondering. Have you ever had a bale that wouldn't eject? Thanks

I started out like you guys but now I only make 500 squares and rest to round bales few year's ago don't sell any.

I have the same truck with 6.2 and same color scheme.

very beautiful, truly a dream place......which state of the United States are you in????

Hey Guys you need a Pop up bale Loader on the side of Trailer it make it easier to pick up hay ....

give a kid a manual trans, and prevent texting while driving

Nice video

Dope Truck.

How much will the tractor lift just curious?

Just bought a 2wd auto for 1k

Just bought a NH 638, First time I’m gonna use a round baler. I’ve always done small squares. This video was helpful. Thanks.

Long shot- is it for sale?????

Is it just perspective, or are ypu making tiny bales?

Awesome. Wish the country could turn from its difficulties and share the Christian virtues you are sharing. May the Lord bless you and keep you.

How are you doing on this truck now bro

wow its been a while thanks for the video

I have a 1994 GMC SIERRA 7.4L with a Manual Transmission Long bed 4x4. Looks similar to yours but the only difference is GMC. I want to add towing mirrors to mine. Your’s look good with those mirrors bro 🔥 any recommendations?

Can you show a video on how to string it. There's no video out there.

I don't know a single thing about this industry. I hope to learn through your education. I will subscribe to your channel to learn more. Thanks brother! And may God's blessing always reside with you and your family

I just bought the same truck, though not nearly as in good if shape. It’s only got 133,000 miles in it though and I’m loving it so far.

I hope you payed lachlan well for all the hard work he did .

I been waitin' for more doggo content. 😊 He's a big sweetie.

What size are your bales, 4x5?

I hope you got some friends ,I still don`t have any.

I have seen many negative comments from PETA, or other animal groups on how cattle are treated and they really are not based on reality. The truth is these animals are the owners business their bread and butter, so they treat them well. It doesn't make sense that cattlemen would intentionally harm their livestock so they earn less of a living. They want to sell cattle that are the best weight and condition they can get them in. Well done Gentlemen.

Been almost 2 years but I still remember my first tree job 😂. And the bucket truck is nice.

Wow! K2500, 7.4l, manual transmission NV4500 and 4wd! Really rare

With the 6.2L the horsepower was irrelevant. The torque was the power. The LH6 engines were hampered by emissions crap while the LL4 engines didn't have the egr/epr. All the engines were de-tuned at the factory. Using the Stanadyne Pump that the Army uses would give you 180 HP and more torque. If you had to replace an engine GM Goodwrench crated long block were available for $3450. Cheap to maintain compared to today's diesels. Some told me that they still make the 6.5L in Mexico.

I just 5speed swapped my 3500 I hate autos 😅

Run 10w40 if it’s burning oil. I own one it works 94 k2500 7.4l

I'm proud of you. You're really going places. It's nice to see somebody with a good work ethic who is willing to take risks.

Here in Oklahoma we are in mainly Bermuda grass country with a little dallis grass and Bahia. Last few years I have been getting 3-4-8 foot rectangular bales and has 400 lbs of mixed fertilizer and irrigation and cut every 25 days and will test about 15-18 percent protein. Really enjoy watching your videos. Thanks. L. T.

I had 1996 GMC Sierra SLT 2500 454 sure miss my old truck

Sale barn calves are high risk. I think you did all you could and in good time. Country boy’s figuring it out.

hay making like this is very hard work , now with round or square bales is so much easier , for those of us that have done it you know what i mean , we used to make about 10,000 a year years ago with the straw as well , we did have a flat eight system , before that a perry loader and before that just how you did it , when big bale silage came in we did that and it made it some much easier , we should have made silage in a clamp I think but was not up to me back then , I still think little bales have their place and its always good to have some around , you have some good friend that will come and help you for sure

Good job guys and I really liked the end. You all are too funny .