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We had a 6310, I tell you what:that thing was a tank! My plan is to by a 6X10 or 6X00 for my own seperate farm someday :)

what state are you guys in? we do cow to calf to finished. just found you and always curious how folks set up their operations and gates and pens and how people handle their calves. [ohio]

Where u located

I enjoy your videos! Do you ever have trouble with the baler shearing pins?

good job

Good friends are priceless

What bailer did you use for the 1,200llb rounds

I like your videos. How many kilograms does this round bag weigh?

Those old TBI Chevys are tough!

if you have not used Trenbolone acetate implants (pick the brand) give it a try. you can get loads of growth in 60 days.

Id go for some of THAT weather rn...its absurdly rainy here in the Pacific Northwet. Gonna be getting cold all across the States in a couple weeks, better make sure you're ready 'Rett.😂

Its kind of a joke ! My neighbor always tells me that cattle over 500 pounds should be on full feed......in a feed lot. Over the last 40 years Ive seen him bring cattle in by semi. Everyone to this date has ended up out on pasture well beyond 800 pounds. Seems the same is being said in this video at 1:16 getting them bunk trained ? Raised cattle for years...and for sure I have learned early weaning is better for the calf ! The calves stomach develops earlier and the calves put on more weight. And by far less chance of scours !

Merry Christmas!

Love your videos bro

Do you care if I made your farm in Farming Simulator 22

How much do y’all’s round bales weigh

Old timer told me two times out of the month blood does not flow so much.

Is there a certain lbs of feed you feed daily? And what % of feed do you feed

What was that you were pouring on their heads, great video

Beautiful border collie dog!

No they are not ugly!

I love cows

The calf’s are looking great put on some healthy size🇳🇿

Always nice to see another video on stocker calves, keep up the good work and God Bless!! 👍🏾👍🏾

thats great! you ever thought about trying heifers them selling them private for someone to breed?

Keep up the good work!

I do all my servicing and fixing the week of thanksgiving since I’m off that whole week. The Napa filter sale is usually two weeks before so I get my filters ordered and make a list of everything that needs serviced and fixed and do it all then. So I won’t be doing it in the middle of hay season

Great video as usual , miss seeing lachlan in the videos. He needs to make some of just him .

this is vicon extra 228 :D

I think your granddad would be pleased that you appreciate his old reliable.

it wasn't broekn it was just the belts slipping

We always do everything with our rear window open because things happen and if you don’t notice in time it only gets worse. Atleast you can hear it then.

Great video! How many acres do cut hay on?

Always good to see a hay making video!

Everett...I don't really wanna hafta point out the obvious here...but...the past 3 or 4 vids only had ONE Farm Boy...where's the cute Doggo? We should atleast get a cameo.😅

My dad has an M9540 as well. That’s the entire reason I clicked on this vid was because I thought it looked like an M9540.

How much do you guys sell your bales for?

What is the weight that you like to buy

We use a two grain pike to pitch the bales on the trailer heavy work but very fast. One man making the load and one pitching

How is the MPG? I'm very curious about the size and liters of this beautiful truck!

Twine less than an inch of bale when lifting

Its nice that you can get the help that you have. In our area there aren't any younger guys willing to work that aren't already busy all summer. Have you seen the bale lifts that tag onto the side of your trailer and pop the bales up to grabbing height using the ground driven wheels? Typically, in our area, they are only a few hundred dollars and need a lil TLC...and would make great content because it adds a "driving contest" to the hay loading.😂

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