Nice haul! I can sympathize on parts prices, especially now that I joined the Kuhn rotary rake club. $1000 for a CV joint on the PTO. Just outrageous. Glad you got that welded, fingers super crossed it holds up well for you. (Oh, and nice shoe goo trick! We have a running joke at our house with how many things we’ve “fixed” with it 😂. My proudest might be a toilet). Good luck on the next batch!
Growing up we had a 5600 Ford and it’s a fantastic tractor. Now I have a 5610 and it’s even better. Long story short if you ever come across one it would be a night and day difference replacement for the Case.
nice hay there , be great for calves too i think , unbelievable that price for the part for your rake its just we are being ripped off for some of this stuff , yet your good old new holland rake still going strong , i know it does not do such a nice job but it works , and your friend there that fixed the fuel trouble that the kind of friend we all need that can fix things , what a star he is , some nice green hay like that makes it worth wile
Forget that shoe goop. Use contact cement ( Barge, Weldwood, Master) , it is 10 times stronger (which is why cobblers use it and never shoe goop) and much less messy. Now...down to the tire store for a new tire.
You need to look into the Plantain. It has medicinal value and good protein for your cows. I also raise grass finished British Whites. They could also be a very good family milk cow giving 2.5 to 3 gallons away with 25% butter fat.
'$5 a bale, nothing too crazy' How I wish I could move mine at that price right now. Around here, people have been flooding the market with hay priced at $2/bale. Most of what I've sold so far is some alfalfa/orchard grass mix that I priced at $2/bale only due to it getting an inch of rain 3 days after I mowed it.
1700 for that i can one up you this farmer we know lost the iron plate on the bottom of his haybine which is the same as ours. The iron plate is a tiny 8 inch plate....... they wanted five grand for a new iron plate that is only like 40 dollars worth of iron
How qbout Putting 2 new Firestone tires on q Tractor Bring it home new day fight side FLAT bead leak, back to tire shop, install tubes both tires, back home bushogged 2 acres... right side Flat again hired loca;l guy broke tire down patched tube... 2 days later flat again,,,, Broke ot down, local tire man said rusty rim as holing tube sanded rim painted rim with 2 coats of automotive self etching quick dry primer..... plus new tube 2 days still holding Air..... If 20 acres stresses you how about 200 acres laid down in 2 cuts apart
Nice haul! I can sympathize on parts prices, especially now that I joined the Kuhn rotary rake club. $1000 for a CV joint on the PTO. Just outrageous. Glad you got that welded, fingers super crossed it holds up well for you. (Oh, and nice shoe goo trick! We have a running joke at our house with how many things we’ve “fixed” with it 😂. My proudest might be a toilet). Good luck on the next batch!
Thanks man and you too! And I’m quite surprised with how well shoe goo holds😂
Growing up we had a 5600 Ford and it’s a fantastic tractor. Now I have a 5610 and it’s even better. Long story short if you ever come across one it would be a night and day difference replacement for the Case.
nice hay there , be great for calves too i think , unbelievable that price for the part for your rake its just we are being ripped off for some of this stuff , yet your good old new holland rake still going strong , i know it does not do such a nice job but it works , and your friend there that fixed the fuel trouble that the kind of friend we all need that can fix things , what a star he is , some nice green hay like that makes it worth wile
Nice looking hay and good video quality. Wouldn’t surprise me if your channel is about to blow up.
Thank you I appreciate that!!
If in a pintch with that rake you can use a pick-up ,the rake hooked to the case when had the carburetor cleaned out.
I had the same rake and have the same issue switched to an H&S because I have a lot of H&S equipment I’ll never switch back
That hay will be money in the bank.
Forget that shoe goop. Use contact cement ( Barge, Weldwood, Master) , it is 10 times stronger (which is why cobblers use it and never shoe goop) and much less messy. Now...down to the tire store for a new tire.
New tire is probably in the list if winter fixes😂
How many bales did you get and what's your estimated profit on the 20 acres alone
You need to look into the Plantain. It has medicinal value and good protein for your cows. I also raise grass finished British Whites. They could also be a very good family milk cow giving 2.5 to 3 gallons away with 25% butter fat.
'$5 a bale, nothing too crazy'
How I wish I could move mine at that price right now. Around here, people have been flooding the market with hay priced at $2/bale. Most of what I've sold so far is some alfalfa/orchard grass mix that I priced at $2/bale only due to it getting an inch of rain 3 days after I mowed it.
Wow! Where you from?
@@jakefromsteakfarm4177 Northern Indiana
Not a joke a dairy farmer in Maine dose that when needed works the same.
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1700 for that i can one up you this farmer we know lost the iron plate on the bottom of his haybine which is the same as ours. The iron plate is a tiny 8 inch plate....... they wanted five grand for a new iron plate that is only like 40 dollars worth of iron
Holy cow! This is why farmers go broke
How qbout Putting 2 new Firestone tires on q Tractor Bring it home new day fight side FLAT bead leak, back to tire shop, install tubes both tires, back home bushogged 2 acres... right side Flat again hired loca;l guy broke tire down patched tube... 2 days later flat again,,,, Broke ot down, local tire man said rusty rim as holing tube sanded rim painted rim with 2 coats of automotive self etching quick dry primer..... plus new tube 2 days still holding Air..... If 20 acres stresses you how about 200 acres laid down in 2 cuts apart
Did NOT want to ride with you. Wanted to look at your equipment. Worthless thumbs down.