Great job! It's a blessing to se your dad on the new tractor He looks like he is happy The old farmtrac is doing good job love to hear them run . Praying for you and your family have a blessed day
Nicely done. Ben, there were some great shots (to make into pictures) when you were bailing against the backdrop of those Autumn trees and blue skies. Looks like you're nicely situated for next years season. God bless and thanks for bringing. us along.
Looks good ben, Around our area I can remember when you could count on one hand the number of 4wd tractors in the area.....and now everybody thinks you have to have one, and that has not been that long ago early 90's approximately ....... Then the small compacts came along and you either bought 4wd or it didn't do very well due to weight/size of the machine.....the rest is history
Looks like a good crop. I was surprised you sold the 135 and not the Farmtrac. Maybe a video explaining the choice you made. Enjoy the journey - cheers
The Farmtrac did great job and most don’t remember that today’s tractor have higher horsepower because of the lower weight to grearing and our grandparents farm tractors were under 30 HP most was under 20 HP so great job!!!!!!!!!
Hey Ben, beautiful weather there. It's been like summer here lately. Really warm for this time of year. That John deere is working well. Everyone is cutting corn or soybeans here. Take care
We had a beautiful day here today. Starting to get several fires though around the area where’s it’s dry and all the leaves falling. Thanks for watching
Well Ben, I'm happy you have an alternative in case you need it. But, this doesn't help me justify with the wife why I had to upgrade my old NH TN65D 2WD, to a new Workmaster 120 4x4.😁🚜
Can't believe the 135 is apparently gone. I'll be honest that hurts a little but I get it. I have my Grandpa's 135 that he bought new in 1972 and I wouldn't part with it. However, the JD is a good looking, good sounding machine that is no doubt more ergonomic and operator friendly. The "straight down" pedals on the 135 will take a toll on your knees that's for sure. I hated to hear about your Grandma but there is no doubt from the life you described her living that she is in a much better place. Thanks for posting this content!
He they do. Mine sounds the same just louder Cause it has a different engine and mine is missing a piece that makes it quieter (yes it has the same exhaust as his)Mine is the 435 model which has 35 horses unlike his 50
I will try to do that. I’ll go ahead and try explaining it also. Coming from the twine box you should have a small plate on springs that acts as a drag for tension on the twine. Run it under that through the hole. Then you’ll have an eyelet on the front part of the baler it needs to feed through. Then it will need be fed into the twine arm, that’s the difficult part. You’ll need something like a wire or weedeater string to feed down the twine arm then tie on the twine and pull it through to where about 6” is sticking out. I find it easier to do this with the twine arms moved to the center of the bale chamber vs the closed position. You must use twine from both sides of the baler when baling. They start wrapping in the center of the baler and move outward. On those you’ll sometimes need to feed some hay into the baler with the twine arms out for it to start wrapping the bale. It won’t always pickup the twine to start pulling it in on its own. Hope this helps some. Thanks
@@khtractors you're welcome. I didn't get to stay at the sawmill to long. I worked 4 and a half days last week and 2 days this week and I ended up back at the ER because of my breathing. I started out with chronic asma and chronic bronchitis. And it turned into COPD. The good thing is that I don't smoke. But I don't know how that I got COPD. Not unless because I've been around people that smokes. So I'm out of work again. At least I can still do odd jobs
@@khtractors me too Ben. But things happens. The good thing is that I have God in my life and I put all my trust in Him to help me through these times. And thanks
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Great job! It's a blessing to se your dad on the new tractor He looks like he is happy The old farmtrac is doing good job love to hear them run . Praying for you and your family have a blessed day
Really appreciate that! Thanks for watching
Looks good - nice to have a backup or the ability to put 2 round balers in the field at the same time.
We have that capability if we had the man power! Thanks for watching
That farmtracs a good old workhorse
It does pretty good! Thanks for watching
Great job raking and bailing they hey👍 John Deere still looks like it’s doing good that’s great
Appreciate you watching! Take care!
@@khtractors no problem 👍
Nicely done. Ben, there were some great shots (to make into pictures) when you were bailing against the backdrop of those Autumn trees and blue skies. Looks like you're nicely situated for next years season. God bless and thanks for bringing. us along.
Fall here is so beautiful! I love living in the Appalachian Mountains! Thanks for watching
Looks like it got the job done! It’s always nice to have a backup also! Looks like the new Deere is making a nice rake tractor.
Yes I’m the hay business it’s good to have backups! Thanks for watching
Looks good ben, Around our area I can remember when you could count on one hand the number of 4wd tractors in the area.....and now everybody thinks you have to have one, and that has not been that long ago early 90's approximately ....... Then the small compacts came along and you either bought 4wd or it didn't do very well due to weight/size of the machine.....the rest is history
Your right most utility tractors were 2 wheel drive up until around 2000 and then that started changing. Thanks for watching
Looks like a good crop. I was surprised you sold the 135 and not the Farmtrac. Maybe a video explaining the choice you made. Enjoy the journey - cheers
Yeah I’ll have a video concerning the rest of the tractors. Thanks for watching
The Farmtrac did great job and most don’t remember that today’s tractor have higher horsepower because of the lower weight to grearing and our grandparents farm tractors were under 30 HP most was under 20 HP so great job!!!!!!!!!
Yeah not many years ago a 100hp tractor was rare to see. Thanks for watching
Well done, sir… Both tractors (and operators) are doing a great job… the baler pulls the Farmtrac in a few spots 😊
Yeah the baler is about too much on the steep places. But by dropping another gear I could manage. Thanks for watching
Beautiful hay fall video Sir and your Green Investment is doing very well 👍👌😇 Watch out, speedy tractors on the road 😇😇👌👌👍👍Cheers 🍻
Both these tractors run good on the road! Appreciate you watching!
I just looked up the Farm trac on Tractor Data. I didn't know it was 49hp! You might as well try the JD on the Baler sometime. Great video!
One day we will try the Deere! Thanks for watching
I love all the older equipment you use you show people you don't need tons of debt to make it work farming on a smaller scale
I’ve now got a pretty even mixture of newer and older equipment. They both have advantages. Thanks for watching
@@khtractors I agree I've got a mixed bunch too I have one from 60s one from 80s and one from 2019
Hey Ben, beautiful weather there. It's been like summer here lately. Really warm for this time of year. That John deere is working well. Everyone is cutting corn or soybeans here. Take care
We had a beautiful day here today. Starting to get several fires though around the area where’s it’s dry and all the leaves falling. Thanks for watching
Nice work done 👏👏👏👏
Thank you!
The John Deere tractor is a nice looking tractor Ben. You did good!
We are very happy with it! Thanks for watching
Well Ben, I'm happy you have an alternative in case you need it. But, this doesn't help me justify with the wife why I had to upgrade my old NH TN65D 2WD, to a new Workmaster 120 4x4.😁🚜
Can’t help you with that situation 😁! Thanks for watching
Can't believe the 135 is apparently gone. I'll be honest that hurts a little but I get it. I have my Grandpa's 135 that he bought new in 1972 and I wouldn't part with it. However, the JD is a good looking, good sounding machine that is no doubt more ergonomic and operator friendly. The "straight down" pedals on the 135 will take a toll on your knees that's for sure. I hated to hear about your Grandma but there is no doubt from the life you described her living that she is in a much better place. Thanks for posting this content!
I’ll have a video soon about the 135. Appreciate you watching!
The farm trac did pretty good!
Not too bad! Thanks for watching
Farmtrac has a nice dieseling sound.
He they do. Mine sounds the same just louder Cause it has a different engine and mine is missing a piece that makes it quieter (yes it has the same exhaust as his)Mine is the 435 model which has 35 horses unlike his 50
Yeah I like how it sounds! Thanks for watching
Farmtrac and ford 3600 have same bore and stroke
@K&H Tractors this farmtrac have Oil immersed brakes or dry type
Hay looks great! And always wondered if you ever rolled with the farmtrac enjoy the video
I rolled a lot of hay with the Farmtrac and New Idea several years ago. Thanks for watching
Ole Farmtrac got RRR done! My need a little extra TLC so she last another15-20 years. I know you can get that out of her.
As long as I can keep finding parts for it, it will last! Thanks for watching
Your farm tractor is about the same hp as my 3910 , give or take.
Your dad does a good job filming 🎥.
Very similar to a 3910 in hp. Thanks for watching
The thing I hate about round balers, is that you constantly have to stop and wait for the bale to finish and eject.
Just part of it!
I knew it would do a good job.
What ford tractor does that compare to a 3600? Appreciate the nice video
It’s probably a little more tractor then the 3600 Ford. It’s very similar to a 3930. Thanks for watching
You should try the Deere with the baler
We may this year! Thanks for watching
Hey Ben is there anyway you could make a video on how to feed hay twine in your New Idea 483 baler. I acquired one and need some guidance on it
I will try to do that. I’ll go ahead and try explaining it also. Coming from the twine box you should have a small plate on springs that acts as a drag for tension on the twine. Run it under that through the hole. Then you’ll have an eyelet on the front part of the baler it needs to feed through. Then it will need be fed into the twine arm, that’s the difficult part. You’ll need something like a wire or weedeater string to feed down the twine arm then tie on the twine and pull it through to where about 6” is sticking out. I find it easier to do this with the twine arms moved to the center of the bale chamber vs the closed position. You must use twine from both sides of the baler when baling. They start wrapping in the center of the baler and move outward. On those you’ll sometimes need to feed some hay into the baler with the twine arms out for it to start wrapping the bale. It won’t always pickup the twine to start pulling it in on its own. Hope this helps some. Thanks
@khtractors thank you sir. It wasn't clear in the manual. Was trying to figure out how I was gonna get it into the knives and how long after that
@@jimgirard2137 don’t worry about getting it in the knives right now it will do that on its own once you tie a bale.
@@khtractors thank you again
That Indian motor in the farm Trac sounds like it may not make it around the field
Some people 😝
That old tractor isn't going to take a whole lot of that.
Sure it will!! Thanks for watching
Goes faster in first high than third high
No goes faster in first high then 3rd mid range or B.
Were do u find parts for the farmtrac ben
I’ve been fortunate to find most of what I’ve needed from eBay. Thanks for watching
That Deere carrying the mail there and u can't beat a farmtrac(Ford)...
Really appreciate you watching!
Yep I see who took the John Deere over lol. Both tractors done really good I believe
I wish we had some more jobs to do with it this fall but things are winding down. Thanks for watching
@@khtractors you're welcome. I didn't get to stay at the sawmill to long. I worked 4 and a half days last week and 2 days this week and I ended up back at the ER because of my breathing. I started out with chronic asma and chronic bronchitis. And it turned into COPD. The good thing is that I don't smoke. But I don't know how that I got COPD. Not unless because I've been around people that smokes. So I'm out of work again. At least I can still do odd jobs
@@joeyrector1015 I was hoping you could make it. I hate your having these issues.
@@khtractors me too Ben. But things happens. The good thing is that I have God in my life and I put all my trust in Him to help me through these times. And thanks
November third
It was filmed Oct 22.
How many hp does that ole farmtrac have Ben?
It’s around 48-50 hp. Thanks for watching
50hp and pto hp 45
Nice work you two, what hp is the farmtrac? 🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
It’s around 48 hp. Thanks for watching