Will the New Haybine Work? Cutting/Raking/Wrapping Hay Continues
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- We're dodging rain showers to get our next field of hay baled and wrapped. Alan uses the 820 John Deere and the new-to-us New Holland 489 Haybine to cut. Will it work? The hay got raked and was ready to be rolled up with the New Holland 853 Round Baler behind the International 1256. Lastly, the hay needs to be wrapped up. Some of the hay was on river bottom ground that has a pond between it and the farm, so the Case 530 is needed to load the round bales up. To do that, we use an Anderson RB 200 Individual Bale Wrapper. The Case 830 spins the bales while plastic gets layered on each bale to seal them and allow them to ferment. Wrapping hay like this is a great way to preserve hay to keep it from molding, heating, and burning.
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Alan Klejeski
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Trinity Dairy was established in 2006, in Minnesota. Alan and Jennifer farm with their 5 children; Jessica, Justin, Jordan, Joshua, and Jason. We milk a mix of 33 Jersey, Holstein, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, and Ayrshire cattle. We also enjoy sharing our family's love of Draft Horses and using them for logging and other farm work. Dairy Farming in Minnesota can be challenging, but it's a lifestyle we really enjoy. Subscribe today to watch our small family dairy farm and family grow while continuing to thank our Lord for the blessings we've been given.
Proud dad moment watching Justin doing the work
Move right along with that haybine. Good to see people who can live without a discbine
Kinda nice hearing Alan using familiar terms. Farmers all over refer to their smaller fields as a piece. I got a piece of this here and another piece of that over there.
That Justin is turning out to be some good help! Thanks for the video. I do not always comment but I watch them all.
The man who does my mechanic work who worked at our local NH dealer for 15 years. He told me the 489 has one weakness, if that roller chain in there goes bad it will ruin the wobble box. He has one and replaces that chain regularly to prevent that.
My grandpa use to run new holland haying equipment he had a new holland haybine and a new Holland round baler
Great to have children that will help out great bunch of kids 😁
Happy Fourth of July even to all your viewers God bless take care and stay safe
I just love people that gets in the comments section of videos and tells that person they r doin something wrong even though they been doing the thing they r doing for years and learn from years of experience it makes me smh great job keep the videos coming its nice to see u passing on ur experiences to the kids may God bless your family
Good Stuff.
That belt looks like it is the original because of the paint on it!
Ah! This one warmed my heart. Love seeing all of the neighborhood kids having a ball out in the field where the work of the nation is being accomplished. Justin, you're doing a fantastic job. I'm sure you're a real encouragement to your parents. The hay looks beautiful. I'm taking a refresher course in patience as I wait for a weather window to finish up second crop which is now getting a bit ripe. We are in a pattern of every-other-day rain. About 3"/wk. Oh well, I'm getting many little jobs done around the shop as I wait. God is blessing all of us richly. Keep up the good work!
Keith-
Glad you were able to beat the rain and get the hay done. Hopefully some day you can get a new clutch put in the 530, looks like it would be a very useful tractor.
I miss the 530 too. Had a 430 growing up
Glad you got that bottom done. Hope you've managed to dodge the disastrous flooding in Mn, Iowa, and SD.
Yes, we have. It's horrible what people have lost from the devastation.
Looks like a pretty good yield Alan. Amazing what a little rain can do to spark that growth. Justin is learning fast and doing a good job for you.
Nice haybine 👍. I remember when we upgraded from a 477 to a 492 haybine, it was like a Cadillac compared to the old one. I like those old chain balers, I just wish the bales weren't so long
Yeah I wish it was a 4x5
Jordan is a great narrator.
Thank you Jordan for your commentary. Loved this video.
The haybine looked like it worked good
Good buy on the new used haybine Alan.
I have 3 of them haybines they work great!
I said to the wife that you were going to buy that 489, and I was right! I was as happy as you were ! I love the old haybines! I started on a 467, I believe it was a 7ft cut, traded it for a 469, 9ft! Run it with a 620 JD, and a 770 Oliver diesel! Loved both tractors! I'v run into a lot of things cutting hay, even naked people, finally they had nowhere to hide and they were about 8 streakers going across the hay field!🤣! Wait until you get a skunk caught in the rollers and have to pry it out!🤣! Justin, you the man! I was helping my Dad running equipment at your age!
I had a 469 and never seen another one. Bought it about 15 miles away, used it for 15 years and only changed the sickle. Granted only cut 40 acres a year.
I really like your videos brother. I just wanted to say that. God bless.
Those haybines are tanks they run forever I know I am 50 years old and my dad and his lifetime only went through two
Another good video nice action shots lol good to see them young ones out to visit the farm and Justin running the tractor an such
I know all about that belt. After 4 years of dry summers. 18-21. I had a terrible time cutting the first field in 22. Finally occurred to me that the belt was loose. My adjustment is getting short. I should probably get a spare belt.
I grew up with a 489. I remember replacing the wobble box more than once. The pan that the guards bolt on to was also bent since the machine was new and would bind the sickle bar. It was a struggle many years. A discbine is a big improvement but you'll likely need a bigger tractor than that John Deere
Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊😊😊
Hi Alan and family, I had a similar issue with my haybine once, both top and bottom rollers must run in time with each other, when I ran into real thick hay one roller would slow and make a banging noise, turns out one of the keys fell out of the keyway on the bottom roller. It is hard to see and maybe a 50 cent part. My machine was an older version of yours. Take care👍🇨🇦🚜❤️
Everybody loves good hay, enjoyed watching the video greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Great video thank you for sharing
Great video
In my day everything was square bales the good old days of sheared pins and untied bales. I never saw round bales til your channel we never would have a place to put them. Great video. Tim ❤
Another good video, Alan! Noticed you kept a bale on your 3-point for a counterbalance when loading bales on the wagon. Always enjoy your videos (although, at one point there I was seein' a lot more "green" than "red." But that is a sweet little (and no doubt economical) Johnny. Why use "more tractor" than the job requires? Also: Farm Kidz! Ain't they GREAT? If all that energy can be properly "channeled" and encouraged, our Nation has reason to hope. God bless America (as, no doubt He has in the past)! btw, still no Thank$ option.....
Very nice job and God bless y'all
Nice video I’ve been watching ur videos for a couple years now I look forward tor ur videos what was ur 4th of July like
We had a video covering the 4th of July.
Always nice to have enough feed for the cattle or any other livestock that we as farmers keep. Sure sometimes the feed can get a little mature then we like for the dairy cattle but at least second crop will be a little younger. I can remember one year we had the weather was rainy and first crop was a little maturer then we liked but strange thing was the cattle milked very well with that feed. Awesome video always cool to see older equipment still being used. Sometimes I wish companies still made equipment like that.
Nice video. We have a 492 haybine which is similar. We always ran our head raised up with the hydraulic cylinder for our cut height instead of dragging the shoes on the ground all the time.
our old new Holland the shoes were wore off it, just ran on the cylinder for cut height.
I love your videos. I learn a lot. Thank you for your time.
Those 489 haybines extremely popular machine. We use a John Deere 1209 and we are the oddity. Good to know about the belt, Our John Deere also has a belt that runs the reel, it seems like ours is easier to get at. Good see your 530 in action, our 630 was cheering it on!! Justin (??) is getting to be good with the camera too.
Jordan is our go pro expert.
1209's were great machines in their day! But when they plugged (point rows), they plugged real good. Or really BAD, if you had to unplug it.
@@MorganOtt-ne1qj we were fortunate not to plug it too bad thus far but we do carry a big pipe wrench to turn it all backwards just in case.
@@anthonyhengst2908 YEP! 👍
@@anthonyhengst2908haha we have a couple 1219s and a 1209 for our smaller fields and us too we carry wrenches so we can reverse it if it plugs up bad
Great video, wish I could smell the hay. Looks like the kids are having fun.
The fawn story made me remember. We were in a doctors parking lot last year almost in the middle of where Lansing and East Lansing meet and two young deer (still had their spots) came out of the trees at the edge of the parking lot and started drinking water out of a puddle close to the edge of the pavement. Almost couldn't believe it. Got pictures too. Hope you didn't find the fawn. Thanks for showing them hauling the hay. Justin just keeps getting more experience all of the time and learning well how to measure with his eyes.
Try a piece of window screen in front of your radiator. You can just blow the stuff off, and it doesn't get stuck in the radiator. You just have to do it more often, but you stay on top of maintenance. Great video!
❤❤😊😊 WHEN IS THE FAIR THAT THE KIDS ARE IN 4-H ??? AND WHERE ??❤❤😊😊
Carlton County is the 3rd week in August
Enjoyed your video think your right keeping the belts tight. Just my opinion belts stretch need be replaced but keeping the right tension makes a world of difference. Have a great day sir.
How many wraps you put on a bale? Tried to count but got a bit lost. That little jd is an amazing little tool, she has to be the hardest working one left in the world, she’s well able for that haybine even with the good conditioner rollers and they take a bit of driving. Regards from Ireland you guys are getting way better weather than we are our stuff has stopped growing it’s that cold and harsh.
For this hay, I was doing 23 revolutions with the wrapper.
Great video as always
Great video
Old Case tractor to the rescue
What is your favorite tractor you have
Probably the 1256
June grass
KEEP CLOSE EYE on rollers ; the slotted drive bolts loosen and run out of time !!! common problem from the start
Yeah, we've had that problem with our old machine
You should haul a lot more rock in that swamp road to build it up
We had a 489 darn good machine outlived a couple owners just sayin 😢
I had nh haybine and nh hay baler just like yours they were great ,thick hay good luck how the milk price ?
The milk price is okay, about 20 dollars a hundred.
Great video it's great see the family working together. Reminds me of when I was a kid now i do it all alone. What percent moisture would you guess that hay at.
I would guess around 40
You are just making a slew of videos recently. Hope it pays off.
Tks for sharing. Hay looked good. Really good. Was that about a regular count for bales? Who was driving the 1066? Out. I worked on my cousin farm he had a 530 D. That was the power house for the farm.
That was the first good crop of hay I've gotten down there. My brother, Paul, was in the 1066.
@trinitydairy it looked really thick. Hope you get lots more. Hope corn going good? The corn here in Michigan is well over knee high by the 4th. Im 6'4 and some of looks over shoulder high already.
Good afternoon...trying to be first comment!
I thought the kids or someone got a little ford tractor a few years ago? How come you don't use that
Something came apart with the clutch, so it won't move on its own. Just waiting for a stretch of dry weather to get it split and fixed.
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If you got the fawn the birds would be all over it or the mother would be right there. 😢 hopefully you didn't 😊
I have witnessed a Bald Eagle laying claim to a fawn that I had mowed over, and the buzzards were just standing around, agreeing that it was probably a good meal, but even 15 didn't challenge the Eagle. Sad part of spring farm jobs, but it is part of life.
Today is 7-5-2024.u r behind.
That video was published over 2 days ago, and it was filmed over a few days, so of course, it wasn't the 5th of July.