New subscriber from Kennett, Missouri here in the Bootheel. We used to be almost all cotton land here, but sadly the crops around here have only been soybeans & rice for this fall & last year! I heard cotton just doesn't turn a profit here anymore! I worked in Cotton Gins & drove school buses from 1978 - 2004 before Diabetes put me down hard! I'm enjoying your cotton content for sure! Module builders got thin here the last few years. The module pickers were taking over!
Just found this channel. Love it!!!!! I use to have old 80s Bush Hog builder, tuned the pump up, it could lift the back tires of a 4630 off the ground!!!! Was a hoss!!!! Had a brand new Speed King in 2001. Former custom harvester Texas , New Mexico and Oklahoma. Don't forget about the John Blue module builders lol.
@@FieldRows CMC was another manufacturer. They made industrial pumps and sprayers I think even fire fighting equipment. Any way they made builders in the late 80s early 90s. Red with White stripes. This is really testing my memory........ This was back when they had PTO shafts and the pump was fixed to the hydraulic tank. Heard stories of the hired hands leaving the PTO going and turning corners. Old u joint give out!!!!! I always had the Prince pumps mounted on the PTO shaft.
Hi, my memories of cotton when I was about 5, picking into close pin sack and pouring it into my cousin cotton sack, also diving off the side of the wagon into the fresh cotton-I still remember the smell so fresh, then my first cold drink my uncle bought for me at the cotton gin it was like a new world had opened up I think it was a Grapico, I'm originally from Enterprise, AL, Now in Mobile Al 61 and enjoying the Memories, My Dad worked for Session's Peanut ,When I was 16 and 17, I tagged wagons and ran the dryers at the Fairview peanut buying point close to Sampson Al.......enjoy your videos.....stevie
Your videos brings back great memories Jim.I had to run the KBH module builder because I didn't smoke.had boombox mounted on the rail to listen to UGA football on Saturdays.
Great video can't wait for harvest season! The rain has held us back on our corn we are going to cut it Saturday wish y'all the best for harvest. I appreciate the stickers thanks!
That TWO SECONDS of the '55 was the star of the show (sorry!) ... As important as a cotton module builder is, I'd say you need a new one! I know ... easy for me to say, especially since this one is sorta still working ...
😁Have you ever got the weather to co-operate for farming. Dry when you need dry weather, rain when you need it? back in the early 60's I worked in a cotton gin. Back then I moved 500 pound bales around with a hook and lots of muscles. And it was dang hot in Texas. They used Mexican migrant workers to pick the cotton. Most farmers could not afford the two row picker. Then co-ops bought pickers and would charge the farmers to pick the cotton for them. So ended the migrant cotton pickers.
Harrell makes a builder???? Y’all have the short ones. There’s several KBH in our area, but mostly it’s bush hog, speed king, they are automated, super nice builders, and the local favorite is a Big 12. They don’t make them any more but they are stout built. Ours have cabs!
I cowboyed for hamil mcnair back in 06 07 down in southwest georgia.. Every damn one of them boys called them "traters" and it drove me crazy.. Greetings from northeast tn.. Where y'all located? Like your channel!
If you aint torching bearings off a picker you aint peanut farming. Kick it old school with a Roanoke Hustler and a two row kmc plow. You could hear the Hustlers all over the neighborhood back when, they had a roaring fan on the side.
ah module builders, its all fun until a inside baron goes out on the chain shaft.... Work for a cotton gin in Va, we usually carry parts for them all, then again not alot of places making parts for them anymore
Don't switch the Deere return line t's to the metal t's they suck we actually took the metal ones off our 4240s and put the rubber ones on. The metal t's use a square cut o rings and they always leak more than the rubber ones. We changed over to the rubber ones and change them every other oil change and no leaks for the last 10 years.
We had many problems with leaks from the metal t's and the o rings. Not sure what you pay for your rubber t's but we get them for around 5-6 bucks a piece we just change them every other oil change if we find one leaking at that time we throw it out if not it goes in a bucket we find them handy for other things sometimes.
Hello i am from greece and i am a cotton farmer,we are 15 days before harvest cotton for 2020 season and the prices is not so good.i dont no your price in us but here we allready crying.
@@FieldRows yes man GREECE.i upload videos on you tube.if you wont too see them just type cotton harvest in greece armenio larisas.you will see my old 9965 and a mercedes truck.thanks for answer me
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New subscriber from Kennett, Missouri here in the Bootheel. We used to be almost all cotton land here, but sadly the crops around here have only been soybeans & rice for this fall & last year! I heard cotton just doesn't turn a profit here anymore! I worked in Cotton Gins & drove school buses from 1978 - 2004 before Diabetes put me down hard! I'm enjoying your cotton content for sure! Module builders got thin here the last few years. The module pickers were taking over!
Thanks for watching
Just found this channel. Love it!!!!! I use to have old 80s Bush Hog builder, tuned the pump up, it could lift the back tires of a 4630 off the ground!!!! Was a hoss!!!! Had a brand new Speed King in 2001. Former custom harvester Texas , New Mexico and Oklahoma. Don't forget about the John Blue module builders lol.
Wow I never knew there were so many brands of module builders, in my neck of the woods it’s all Harrel and kbh
@@FieldRows CMC was another manufacturer. They made industrial pumps and sprayers I think even fire fighting equipment. Any way they made builders in the late 80s early 90s. Red with White stripes. This is really testing my memory........ This was back when they had PTO shafts and the pump was fixed to the hydraulic tank. Heard stories of the hired hands leaving the PTO going and turning corners. Old u joint give out!!!!! I always had the Prince pumps mounted on the PTO shaft.
VA/NC cotton and peanut farmer here. Love these videos!
I subscribed the moment I saw Old Glory flying... and many more in the shop..... Farmers are cool people 😎
Amen
Hi, my memories of cotton when I was about 5, picking into close pin sack and pouring it into my cousin cotton sack, also diving off the side of the wagon into the fresh cotton-I still remember the smell so fresh, then my first cold drink my uncle bought for me at the cotton gin it was like a new world had opened up I think it was a Grapico, I'm originally from Enterprise, AL, Now in Mobile Al 61 and enjoying the Memories, My Dad worked for Session's Peanut ,When I was 16 and 17, I tagged wagons and ran the dryers at the Fairview peanut buying point close to Sampson Al.......enjoy your videos.....stevie
Thanks for sharing! Take care
I've spent many hours running a module builder when I was younger. We farmed cotton for years, but we don't anymore, I sure miss it. Love the videos.
Thanks Jordy. I’ve always enjoyed running the module builder. As a kid dad always had me on the thing !
@@FieldRows Same here man.
Your videos brings back great memories Jim.I had to run the KBH module builder because I didn't smoke.had boombox mounted on the rail to listen to UGA football on Saturdays.
Joe Steel awesome thanks for watching Joe!!
Great video can't wait for harvest season! The rain has held us back on our corn we are going to cut it Saturday wish y'all the best for harvest. I appreciate the stickers thanks!
Finally getting our corn cut today. Around 2 weeks from picking peanuts.
Greetings from Germany! Harvest i mostly done here! Sugar beets are on duty till december!
Germany that’s awesome I visited Germany in 2009, beautiful country.
Got my stickers in the mail today, thanks they are so cool!
Man I tell ya I am loving these regular videos
Anderson Bagents thanks Anderson !
Have to say wow best farm TH-cam Content ever I mean smoke a big fat Jay M watch you guys is the best thing keep on Truckin
Thanks !!!!
Love the vids. Really sharp editing and great music snatches too. Your channel is gonna grow quickly. Ace
Russ Tattersall thanks Russ! Glad to hear you enjoy the edits. I spend way too much time on editing!
We mostly see big 12 builders in my area and some kbh but no harrel. We do have an occasional green around but it’s mainly big 12
Dry land farmers are
loving this rain
That TWO SECONDS of the '55 was the star of the show (sorry!) ... As important as a cotton module builder is, I'd say you need a new one! I know ... easy for me to say, especially since this one is sorta still working ...
😁Have you ever got the weather to co-operate for farming. Dry when you need dry weather, rain when you need it? back in the early 60's I worked in a cotton gin. Back then I moved 500 pound bales around with a hook and lots of muscles. And it was dang hot in Texas. They used Mexican migrant workers to pick the cotton. Most farmers could not afford the two row picker. Then co-ops bought pickers and would charge the farmers to pick the cotton for them. So ended the migrant cotton pickers.
Sometimes the weather is perfect during harvest. Win some loss some.
Love the videos bro keep them coming 👊
Thanks Brent!
Hey there. Thank you for sharing this video. How do you get the cotton from the field to market?
A truck from the gin will come get it, the truck has a wide conveyor belt in it, they back up to the module and slide it in the bed.
Nice vid and the intro was funny keep it up
Harrell makes a builder???? Y’all have the short ones. There’s several KBH in our area, but mostly it’s bush hog, speed king, they are automated, super nice builders, and the local favorite is a Big 12. They don’t make them any more but they are stout built. Ours have cabs!
Around here it’s only Harrell and KBH. I never seen anything but those 2 brands.
Field Rows I’m going home this weekend, I’ll take some pics and send them to you.
i love the videos keep going ill keep watching
Great video
Thanks!
👍👌🇨🇦❤, keep them videos comin'
I always wonder the process of harvesting cotton and putting it in a bale
In a couple weeks will be picking cotton so you will see the whole process.
I have had to replace my share of those tees on our 4850
Yeah, they make metal ones I hear.
Field Rows they do out 4955 has the metal lines on it
What size shop do you have ?
them harrel super packers we have one and got burnt in a fire and there wasnt many of them module builders made
Battle Wilson that’s not good, we’ve had one module burn, but the builder was pulled off of it.
I cowboyed for hamil mcnair back in 06 07 down in southwest georgia.. Every damn one of them boys called them "traters" and it drove me crazy.. Greetings from northeast tn.. Where y'all located? Like your channel!
Thanks for watching, I’m from North Florida
Who owned the 4050 in Jay?
If you aint torching bearings off a picker you aint peanut farming. Kick it old school with a Roanoke Hustler and a two row kmc plow. You could hear the Hustlers all over the neighborhood back when, they had a roaring fan on the side.
Thanks for watching! Yeah I’ve melted my fair share of bearings on a picker.
Those hustlers has a definite sound. That’s for sure
I know the pain of those rubber tees, had to replace some this afternoon actually
Josh Carr yeah we have a whole bag of them.
What part of Florida are you farming in?
North Florida. 5 minute from Alabama and Georgia like
How still uses one off those. Thought everyone has switched to bails.
Around here there is a lot of basket pickers
@@FieldRows here in Texas everyone has switched but maybe it has something to do with how fare away the gins are.
Tom Preiss
Not everyone. I just fixed a pair of these two years ago near Hearne, Tx
There is still a lot of model builders in use in Texas. Lot of stripper cotton.
@@Chevy4x4dawg Ya I forgot about all that stripper stuff.
ah module builders, its all fun until a inside baron goes out on the chain shaft....
Work for a cotton gin in Va, we usually carry parts for them all, then again not alot of places making parts for them anymore
Luckily are gin has a a field rep that usually can get us any part we need the same day. Thanks for watching
Don't switch the Deere return line t's to the metal t's they suck we actually took the metal ones off our 4240s and put the rubber ones on. The metal t's use a square cut o rings and they always leak more than the rubber ones. We changed over to the rubber ones and change them every other oil change and no leaks for the last 10 years.
Good to know, good idea changing at every oil change.
We had many problems with leaks from the metal t's and the o rings. Not sure what you pay for your rubber t's but we get them for around 5-6 bucks a piece we just change them every other oil change if we find one leaking at that time we throw it out if not it goes in a bucket we find them handy for other things sometimes.
Who did he get the tractor from in Jay
I’m not sure
Just talk to a guy it come from hunter farms
Justin Weekes a guy is saying that’s who my father bought the tractor from?
Does anyone know the weight of one of these modules?
Around 6,500lbs
@@FieldRows thank you. Good luck. And I’m subscribing.
Hello i am from greece and i am a cotton farmer,we are 15 days before harvest cotton for 2020 season and the prices is not so good.i dont no your price in us but here we allready crying.
Θεωδορος Παπαστεργιου All the way from Greece that’s amazing I would love to visit thanks for watching
@@FieldRows yes man GREECE.i upload videos on you tube.if you wont too see them just type cotton harvest in greece armenio larisas.you will see my old 9965 and a mercedes truck.thanks for answer me
Did you ever get my stickers I gave you my address ,just wanted to make sure everything is ok buddy
Farmboy Chris yes on the way