Dane I use a old milk crate and keep my used and new tubes in it and hang the gun on the side of it by the handle. It just rides in the back of the truck and it does not catch rain water.
I kept a trash bag in the bed. Also, the toolbox has a toolbox where the grease goes with extra tubes so they can grease up rhe inside and not the main box. I miss the toolbox beds, but they are expensive.
I know depends on the situation for your field sizes, but the PERFECT baling rig would need to have a Rowse V-rake in front of that Vermeer LOL! How has the new baler been? About the grease on the trucks, impossible to keep clean LOL. Dust sticks to anything oil. We carry around plastic store bags at least to throw greasy items like empty tubes, gloves, rags, and throw it in a 5 gallon pail with a cover to prevent from losing it down the road and the wind.
I run a Milwaukee electric gun I usually just chuck the empty tubes in the box of the truck than toss into the trash once I get home but honestly most of my greasing is at home the baler has an auto greaser on it so it takes very little grease and the Tm 1410 if I remember right has two grease fittings for every two hundred acres so I just don’t need to grease a whole lot. I’ve never cut with a power shift hell......, last year was the first year I cut with a tractor at all I run a self propelled up till last year but finally pulled the trigger on some new iron last year. I love my 605 N baler it sure beats the twine wrap 567 JD I had before.
If you rake at the time when it’s ready to bale does that break the alfalfa leaves off? I’d like to do this but I do alfalfa and green feed. And I don’t want to break it apart and lose feed
I have to vote Quad Range since that's the only thing we have. I guess you love what you know. Works great as long as you find the right pairing to drop back and forth between.
We are not big time.Just have 100 acres....With another 150 sprigged in March....... Can't afford a rig like that....... favorite Trans is a 20 speed auto quad
I’ve only used John Deere and Vermeer net wrap. I like the Vermeer a lot better then the John Deere. Can you show a close up of your net wrap on a bale.
I keep my grease gun and a box of grease in one of my under bed boxes. It stays nasty in there so I don't put anything in there with it. The empty tubes are kept on the bed until proper disposal is available! Nothing clean about my system😷
That boy is a nut from the tree , man , he's a little peeler for sure . Grayson will push you into Grandpa 's boots , and he will show you how you should have worn spurs on yourn boot's !!!!!
Vermeer makes a good baler but for me Krone makes the best hay equipment but with that being said the Vermeer is much more affordable Krone equipment is very expensive.
I keep my battery operated grease gun in its case in the underbody truck box and grease cartridges in the box they come in as well in the same truck box. Empty cartridges go in the trash or some kind of bag as soon as it comes out of the grease gun, don't want that nasty sucker getting all over me or my tools...
I run a Milwaukee electric gun I usually just chuck the empty tubes in the box of the truck than toss into the trash once I get home but honestly most of my greasing is at home the baler has an auto greaser on it so it takes very little grease and the Tm 1410 if I remember right has two grease fittings for every two hundred acres so I just don’t need to grease a whole lot. I’ve never cut with a power shift hell......, last year was the first year I cut with a tractor at all I run a self propelled up till last year but finally pulled the trigger on some new iron last year. I love my 605 N baler it sure beats the twine wrap 567 JD I had before.
I run a Milwaukee electric gun I usually just chuck the empty tubes in the box of the truck than toss into the trash once I get home but honestly most of my greasing is at home the baler has an auto greaser on it so it takes very little grease and the Tm 1410 if I remember right has two grease fittings for every two hundred acres so I just don’t need to grease a whole lot. I’ve never cut with a power shift hell......, last year was the first year I cut with a tractor at all I run a self propelled up till last year but finally pulled the trigger on some new iron last year. I love my 605 N baler it sure beats the twine wrap 567 JD I had before.
15 speed powershift doing anything, I love it, nice to be able to slow down or speed up without clutching
Boom!!! Subscribed since I have been watching your hay videos.
Thank you sir!
Dane I use a old milk crate and keep my used and new tubes in it and hang the gun on the side of it by the handle. It just rides in the back of the truck and it does not catch rain water.
That vermeer makes a great bale. I have a little older vermeer with net wrap. I love that roller. Great video and see y'all next time
We've been loving it so far. Nice stout bales. Thank you!
I kept a trash bag in the bed. Also, the toolbox has a toolbox where the grease goes with extra tubes so they can grease up rhe inside and not the main box. I miss the toolbox beds, but they are expensive.
I know depends on the situation for your field sizes, but the PERFECT baling rig would need to have a Rowse V-rake in front of that Vermeer LOL! How has the new baler been?
About the grease on the trucks, impossible to keep clean LOL. Dust sticks to anything oil. We carry around plastic store bags at least to throw greasy items like empty tubes, gloves, rags, and throw it in a 5 gallon pail with a cover to prevent from losing it down the road and the wind.
Love the new baler. Great investment. Id buy another Vermeer before any other color.
I run a Milwaukee electric gun I usually just chuck the empty tubes in the box of the truck than toss into the trash once I get home but honestly most of my greasing is at home the baler has an auto greaser on it so it takes very little grease and the Tm 1410 if I remember right has two grease fittings for every two hundred acres so I just don’t need to grease a whole lot.
I’ve never cut with a power shift hell......, last year was the first year I cut with a tractor at all I run a self propelled up till last year but finally pulled the trigger on some new iron last year. I love my 605 N baler it sure beats the twine wrap 567 JD I had before.
I keep my Milwaukee grease gun in the baler in one of the twine holders. Wrapped in a small trash bag.
If you rake at the time when it’s ready to bale does that break the alfalfa leaves off? I’d like to do this but I do alfalfa and green feed. And I don’t want to break it apart and lose feed
Check out the lock&lube foot pump grease gun. Best manual grease gun.
I have to vote Quad Range since that's the only thing we have. I guess you love what you know. Works great as long as you find the right pairing to drop back and forth between.
True that! Good for loader work too. If quad range is all you have of course
Farmers always have buckets cut some emty tubes use then as deviders works great
What type of fertilizer do you use?
Who'd you use for the hay train?
We are not big time.Just have 100 acres....With another 150 sprigged in March....... Can't afford a rig like that....... favorite Trans is a 20 speed auto quad
Shoot 250 is awesome! Keep it up!
It would be nice to see the powerstroke haulin hay
Im working on it!
Too much power. Would pull the trailer in half. Dont have to worry about that problem with a Dodge. Lol!
@@ryangaynor9715 You mean to much power from the dodge
@@joelrobles2120 Lol not exactly.!
I’ve only used John Deere and Vermeer net wrap. I like the Vermeer a lot better then the John Deere. Can you show a close up of your net wrap on a bale.
I'd be glad to give a close up of our bales.
Power shift especially when we're painting
Balings hay
Yea i hear that
Where can I buy that rake
what is considered custom hay?
Cut and bail for someone on their property and charge them for cutting and bailing
First
I keep my grease gun and a box of grease in one of my under bed boxes. It stays nasty in there so I don't put anything in there with it. The empty tubes are kept on the bed until proper disposal is available!
Nothing clean about my system😷
It keeps me up at night
Where can I buy one of those SV Ranch hats? You have a link?
Look up Todd Westerfeld on Instagram. You can buy them there
How do you charge for custom baling?
By the bale and we carry a minimum bale per acre
I use lock n lubes g gun. Or Milwaukee. 5 gallon bucket for trash
That boy is a nut from the tree , man , he's a little peeler for sure . Grayson will push you into Grandpa 's boots , and he will show you how you should have worn spurs on yourn boot's !!!!!
Dang skippy. Thats a great comment! Thanks!
buy a swather..bro..
Power quad transmission is the best.
Im a can. Especially doing loader work!
Vermeer makes a good baler but for me Krone makes the best hay equipment but with that being said the Vermeer is much more affordable Krone equipment is very expensive.
Never ran Krone. Im sure theyre great! Love the Vermeer though
I keep my battery operated grease gun in its case in the underbody truck box and grease cartridges in the box they come in as well in the same truck box. Empty cartridges go in the trash or some kind of bag as soon as it comes out of the grease gun, don't want that nasty sucker getting all over me or my tools...
Yea. We're still struggling with it. But it is what it is!
If you could only talk and wiggle his left hand
I run a Milwaukee electric gun I usually just chuck the empty tubes in the box of the truck than toss into the trash once I get home but honestly most of my greasing is at home the baler has an auto greaser on it so it takes very little grease and the Tm 1410 if I remember right has two grease fittings for every two hundred acres so I just don’t need to grease a whole lot.
I’ve never cut with a power shift hell......, last year was the first year I cut with a tractor at all I run a self propelled up till last year but finally pulled the trigger on some new iron last year. I love my 605 N baler it sure beats the twine wrap 567 JD I had before.
I run a Milwaukee electric gun I usually just chuck the empty tubes in the box of the truck than toss into the trash once I get home but honestly most of my greasing is at home the baler has an auto greaser on it so it takes very little grease and the Tm 1410 if I remember right has two grease fittings for every two hundred acres so I just don’t need to grease a whole lot.
I’ve never cut with a power shift hell......, last year was the first year I cut with a tractor at all I run a self propelled up till last year but finally pulled the trigger on some new iron last year. I love my 605 N baler it sure beats the twine wrap 567 JD I had before.