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We can use the remote to automatically do 8 or 16. But you can manually do whatever you want. I have done both 8 and 16. Depends on how long it will sit before you feed it. But 8 seemed to work best and use the least amount of wrap

Thank you

Where are you located at

North Branch, MN

We certainly can. This particular field had been planted into hay a couple years ago. So we don’t do heavy tillage every year.

Thanks. I appreciate that. I always like to just see and hear the machine work without all the voiceovers and music.

Loved the 856 especially plowing.

I have had no issues with this baler whatsoever. I have replaced a couple belts and had the monitor redone because the buttons weren’t working properly

I’ve tried it both ways. I feel like the bales ejects better if you leave it running

Absolutely! I decided to use barley mixed with peas on some sand ground because it’s more drought tolerant. If you are on better ground, I would advise planting oats with the peas. You will get a little bit higher fees quality with oats. Either way, you should cut them somewhere between milk stage and dough stage. It would be hard to get it to dry completely, so it should be wrapped or chopped, if that’s possible.

Well can you get the original blueprint of Case and make the parts, just like Corey Anderson with the Case 150 steam road tractor?

Thats why you need a turbocharger to chop up and slow down the pressure waves.

I have heard that the 930 and 1030 are a good alternative to a John Deere 4020 - less costly and fundamentally a good tractor

@@timothykeith1367 You would have to put a turbo on a 4020 for it to try to keep up with a 930, much less a 1030. 4020 is a chore tractor for lighter work and crop harvesting. 930 and 1030 are work horses that can do that and pull hard besides.

What??

You and the young lady need hearing protection while working around the tractor. I wish someone would of warned me when I was her age.

@@daveknepp7718 Huh?

*HAH* ?!?

It's my understanding that J.I.Case's parent firm absorbed International Harvester following the bankruptcy of IH.

That was Tenneco that made the Merger because both companies were about to go under

@@rickiemckillip8124 Tenneco owned JI Case for quite a while before IH went broke and we're bought up. CaseIH was on the verge of bankruptcy when New Holland NA (fiat) bought them

We actually quit doing the back to Eden garden. I couldn’t find anymore chips to add or expand. It did very well.

Where at

Your comment is not welcome on my channel. I don’t delete these kind of comments because I want every person who sees it to know how much of an idiot you are. I actually feel sorry for you. You obviously haven’t been taught how to respect and treat women. You should feel ashamed for posting a comment like that. I sincerely hope you are man enough to post an apology to my daughter!

Dan Newton I’ll apologize for him. That was a very crude comment. By the way, nice old Case tractor.

Dan Newton is that a gas powered 930? About how many gallons per hour do you think it burns pulling that plow?

It is a diesel. It wasn’t working very hard in this field because it is really sandy. Probably only burning 3 gallons per hour in the sand.

Dan Newton oh, ok. Our land up here in Ohio varies from silty loam to white clay. I think it’s really cool your daughter runs the Case plowing. I have a son, he can run pretty much anything, it’s just getting him to do it! I’m resorting a Versatile 145, originally have a V8 Cummins, but it’s now powered by a 5.9 12 valve Cummins. Makes way better power and torque.

I appreciate your input Ty. Thanks for watching my video. God bless

It sure does. It is VERY sandy. It grows good Alfalfa as long as I fertilize every year. Otherwise nothing grows there!!😂

Dad probably made the 1st. round and followed last years dead furrow or a row of corn stubble and when nothing else works in a big flat field like that pick a tree at the other end lineup the radiator cap on that tree and drive keeping the cap lined up with the tree. ( yup been there done all of the above)