Always entertaining, & enjoyable with the different camera placements and excellent commentary., Thanks for sharing your work Well done 🚜🚜 🚜 🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🚜 🚜 🚜🚜
Good day Trenton, awesome see the farm today. New parts on the tractor should keep it moving. Great to hear the tractor purring. Fields of green beautiful. Have a great weekend. Maybe a go fund a tractor, might just work. Think about it.
I have to say i really enjoyed watching your video i like watching farm videos and one of yours came up a few weeks ago after watching it i subscribed Really enjoyed this haying video your commentary through the video and everything about it absolutely amazing I'M going to watch some of your previous videos and looking forward to seeing the next one Best wishes from Ireland 🇨🇮
*AWESOME* video Trenton, always *COOL* seeing Haying videos... I sure do miss those days but it's great to see ya get'n'er done out there, awesome memories for sure!! Always so impressed by your great level of knowledge, you're truly wise beyond your years Trenton, very *COOL* to see!! Thank YOU for sharing another amazing video, always grateful for them all and sure do appreciate ya bud, have a good one man and God Bless ya!!🙏🙂
TrenTON! Nice video, really enjoyed it. Yeah it's hard to know when to quit rebuilding and buy something else. That turtle shell blowing up like that is really weird, makes a guy wonder if it had a manufacture flaw that finally gave way. Don't know if you saw it but Ashlyn Rohrer over near Lancaster (Rohrer Dairy Productions) came up on a fawn and got a really cool picture of him holding it he has on his intro, he carried of to safety to grow up. I was thinking, if you could ever get your hands on a 12 ft Salford I 1100 used, would be the perfect semi tillage trash chopping, break up the crust, tool for you. I think it takes about 140 t0 150 horse to pull it, but they look pretty easy to repair and reconfigure. I know you've seen the big ones on Larson Farms. Just seems a small one of those would tolerate rocks and hillsides. A guy's gotta dream right? Good hanging with you man, thanks for the video, take care.
Excellent video Trenton! Your thoughts are always appreciated and respected here. Camera angles are amazing. Great views of the area and the work. Beautiful little fawn that seemed curious about you. Glad you were able to sort out the mower. Reminded me of one of your videos a few years ago when you had issues with the bale wrapper. Problem after problem. Really felt for you...and then the levers fell off the control block. Sometimes it all comes at once. You stuck to it. Got it all done. Just one of the reasons you and your family are held in the highest regards here. Thanks for the video and the education!
Sadly, family farms like this are being forced out of business by conglomerate farms. Milk prices are not what they should be, fuel costs, and equipment cost don't help either.
In Canada parts are 100% tax deductible. New equipment depreciates after 4 years ( no more tax deductions). In the long run older equipment will make you more money if you have the skill to kept repairing.
Hey Trenton, always an interesting video. Your knowledge of farming and tractors for someone of your age never ceases to amaze me but, then again you were born and raised on the farm. Be safe.
Trenton you said you didn't have no operating manual for this tractor you can Google this online I bought tractor and Google operating manual let's go on Google just put the make of the tractor and the number of the tractor Google Yukon
Sad to say but the old New Holland 1411 were really good mowers and when they went to new numbers they went to crap real quick....had a 1411 and it was a great mower bought a 2013 and it was absolutely a piece of trash didn't last like the old 1411 did so we switched to a new JD c400 last spring and it is was a absolute piece of trash as well so JD actually bought it back from us and we went to a new Kuhn and so far it's been a great mower for us but we haven't got through one mowing season yet so I guess time will tell but personally the new JD and New Holland are garbage.... I definitely would shop around when u decide to buy a mower.👍👍
You should get a nice stetson for outdoor work. Your hat is great and its visor does a very good job for your face, but your ears are exposed to the sun.
I like the angle iron mount your dad made, it seems to work great for the monitor. Have you ever thought about mounting your camera somewhere in the cab facing you so that you can use both hands in the tractor, just a thought. Great video Trent. 👍
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Always entertaining, & enjoyable with the different camera placements and excellent commentary., Thanks for sharing your work Well done 🚜🚜 🚜 🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🚜 🚜 🚜🚜
I liked the video. I'm glad the new Tractor is working out good for you.
Us Canadians are sorry for all the smoke this year. We are having a terrible problem with fires on the West Coast
Sorry to hear Kevin, regards from NE rural Ohio
@@alisciamarotta3888 thank you, very nice of you. I'm originally from Windsor, Ontario, across from Detroit.
Good day Trenton, awesome see the farm today. New parts on the tractor should keep it moving. Great to hear the tractor purring. Fields of green beautiful. Have a great weekend. Maybe a go fund a tractor, might just work. Think about it.
Hi Trenton, that was a busy day. It takes a lot of work keeping cow's feed through the winter!
That bale wrapper is neat to watch, I would like to see your dad on video to hear what he has to say.
I have to say i really enjoyed watching your video i like watching farm videos and one of yours came up a few weeks ago after watching it i subscribed
Really enjoyed this haying video your commentary through the video and everything about it absolutely amazing I'M going to watch some of your previous videos and looking forward to seeing the next one
Best wishes from Ireland 🇨🇮
Looks like you got a lot of bales. Hard work pays off.
Hey Trenton You're never lonely when you enjoy this moment of pure pleasure and passion Amazing like always
Great video! Lots going on.
*AWESOME* video Trenton, always *COOL* seeing Haying videos... I sure do miss those days but it's great to see ya get'n'er done out there, awesome memories for sure!! Always so impressed by your great level of knowledge, you're truly wise beyond your years Trenton, very *COOL* to see!! Thank YOU for sharing another amazing video, always grateful for them all and sure do appreciate ya bud, have a good one man and God Bless ya!!🙏🙂
TrenTON! Nice video, really enjoyed it. Yeah it's hard to know when to quit rebuilding and buy something else. That turtle shell blowing up like that is really weird, makes a guy wonder if it had a manufacture flaw that finally gave way. Don't know if you saw it but Ashlyn Rohrer over near Lancaster (Rohrer Dairy Productions) came up on a fawn and got a really cool picture of him holding it he has on his intro, he carried of to safety to grow up. I was thinking, if you could ever get your hands on a 12 ft Salford I 1100 used, would be the perfect semi tillage trash chopping, break up the crust, tool for you. I think it takes about 140 t0 150 horse to pull it, but they look pretty easy to repair and reconfigure. I know you've seen the big ones on Larson Farms. Just seems a small one of those would tolerate rocks and hillsides. A guy's gotta dream right? Good hanging with you man, thanks for the video, take care.
Excellent video Trenton! Your thoughts are always appreciated and respected here. Camera angles are amazing. Great views of the area and the work. Beautiful little fawn that seemed curious about you. Glad you were able to sort out the mower. Reminded me of one of your videos a few years ago when you had issues with the bale wrapper. Problem after problem. Really felt for you...and then the levers fell off the control block. Sometimes it all comes at once. You stuck to it. Got it all done. Just one of the reasons you and your family are held in the highest regards here. Thanks for the video and the education!
Sadly, family farms like this are being forced out of business by conglomerate farms. Milk prices are not what they should be, fuel costs, and equipment cost don't help either.
In Canada parts are 100% tax deductible. New equipment depreciates after 4 years ( no more tax deductions). In the long run older equipment will make you more money if you have the skill to kept repairing.
Great video!
Hey Trenton, always an interesting video. Your knowledge of farming and tractors for someone of your age never ceases to amaze me but, then again you were born and raised on the farm.
Be safe.
Just brilliant. You work hard and always busy . Its awesome.
Very good video! Lots of info . Thank you
Trenton you said you didn't have no operating manual for this tractor you can Google this online I bought tractor and Google operating manual let's go on Google just put the make of the tractor and the number of the tractor Google
Yukon
It’s takes about 6 hours for me to go around 4 outside rounds on 320 acres
👏👏👍❤️💪🙋♂️super
Had my discbine come apart after I put my together always checks them double headed bolts nuts before you start I do now
thank you
Just a comment on the bale size. 58in is a 4ft/10in bale. 60 inches is 5ft. 👍
Nice video Trenton. Why do you back up a couple feet before you push out the bails?
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Sad to say but the old New Holland 1411 were really good mowers and when they went to new numbers they went to crap real quick....had a 1411 and it was a great mower bought a 2013 and it was absolutely a piece of trash didn't last like the old 1411 did so we switched to a new JD c400 last spring and it is was a absolute piece of trash as well so JD actually bought it back from us and we went to a new Kuhn and so far it's been a great mower for us but we haven't got through one mowing season yet so I guess time will tell but personally the new JD and New Holland are garbage.... I definitely would shop around when u decide to buy a mower.👍👍
Yeah equipment is definitely not made like it used to be. I have heard good things about Kuhn equipment though.
Trenton youshouldget your dad on camera would love to meet him
Trenton do you do your own welding ? Keep up the good work.
Thank you! We do have our own welder.
Have you learned how to weld@@pennsylvaniadairyman2290
You should get a nice stetson for outdoor work. Your hat is great and its visor does a very good job for your face, but your ears are exposed to the sun.
I hate to say this but you guys should see about a package deal?
Fix the ac dude my lord
another great video Trenton. Thank you so much for helping us. Nice job buddy
You are the best youtuber ever have a great day and weekend Trenton I support you
Jeep up the good work, you are making some great vidios
I like the angle iron mount your dad made, it seems to work great for the monitor. Have you ever thought about mounting your camera somewhere in the cab facing you so that you can use both hands in the tractor, just a thought. Great video Trent. 👍
I’ll have to come up with a mount for my camera because the new tractor doesn’t have anywhere that my magnet would stick to.
I always liked raking and tedding with a Farmall "c". Love those for small jobs.
Be thankful for what you have 👍👍
👍👍👍thx!