Thanks for the in-depth explanation and slow-mo camera footage of the baler! Very interesting. Always appreciate your time in providing us great content!
Wow, Great video! Good to see the boys working, the 4020 looks great and thanks for showing us the way the baler operates. The slow-mo was very cool. I hope you are having a good day.
That closed AC cab sure beats stacking bales riding the wagon behind a dusty press... The 4020 sure looks good. Glad ya got it done before the rain.... Y'all Have a great day Hollywood! 👍🇺🇸🏁🇺🇸
Wow 17 seconds is way better then when Sarah was hit by the arm and then 5 seconds later the train rumbles through. And the train blew its whistle. Your reporting of dangerous situation did some good!!
I heard it explained many times but never really understood to the extent I do know, thank you for your excellent description, I feel a lot wiser today than I did yesterday 😊😂
Agreeded, they are/were great (when working properly). Spent some agrivating moments back in my baleing days (60's & 70's) on knotters that din't work so well at times. Also remember small wire bales that weighet nearly 100 lbs...😁
Wow, that baler is slick as hell. Makes my JD 456 feel a bit inadequate. Love that you can just keep on keepin on and it spits out the bale and keeps moving. That knot tying feature is awesome.
It's amazing those big square balers, all this new technology, and the knitters, and bale length settings have change since some of the first small square bailers.
That was a good explanation of the difference between balers and the way they fill the chamber. That's why I see many more Case large square balers than John Deere.
Hi Andy ! you riding the bailer Andy , i seen that whit Mike Michell in Canada good farmer share the same habit sometime . good job every body and Thanks Andy for your time and have a good day bud ! 🙋♂️
Excellent explanations here and perfect length video. All the old iron looks and sounds awesome in the beginning. So the only question I have is, when you were running that baler on the 4620 couple years ago did you have to update the armrest controller or was it already good to go?
Must be coughin on that Canadian smoke from the fires. We have plenty of it these last several days in Wisconsin. Like the forest fires are right close by, not 100's miles north. Good explanation of the baler and the tying mechanism. Also, that the way to get the even bales, without the banana's.
WOW somebody put a lot of thought into making a bailer! I had no idea all that was going on in there LOL No wonder it cost so much, I thought you just force the hay in and tie it? Crazy man.
Andy you need a 600hp plus Quad Trac on that baler to keep the case guys happy, for entertainment and to help the TH-cam logarithm. hahaha. Thanks for a great explanation of the baler workings.
Hi from Australia Andy. Tell Gerard that if a top twine needs to be rethreaded he only has to stick it down into the chamber and the hay going in will grab and hold it so it pulls it through. Bottom twine is different story. They are a bast### To do and must be tied of. My Krone has special hooks underneath for twine to come of when needed after rethreading. You said there are knotters on top and bottom. That’s wrong. Double knotters work by needles coming up and bill hook s work to finish that bale then work again to tie start of next bale then needles go down. I’ve been using double knotters and repairing them for over 15 years. Can I suggest when you change balers next you look at Krone. Currently they are the best and run rings around every other baler. But if you don’t have dealer reasonably close that’s a problem. But with only 17 thou bales on it you should get another 10 years. My Krone is 14 years and got 37 on it. I’ll change at around 50 Current models have high speed pickups and can bale at over 16 k (10 mph for you).
Interesting --- While you were baling and went into the shade of the cloud It seems I could feel the hay getting tough just like it does when I'm baling my own. That's just weird.
Boy, times have changed. Bigger equipment for sure, but whenever we saw the truck coming, it was either something to eat, or crap for not getting enough done. Now they’re on tv! 😂
I believe Jarred loves to rebuild and operate the 'old iron.'' I love the 4620 with its straight chrome pipe and the fact that it belches the black smoke. I guess she's turned up a bit. :) :) Some day when Andrew is going out for a full day, you'll have to ask him to show his lunch pail. Lara over at Lara Farms for such a petite lady takes a refrigerator load of stuff in hers. :) :)
They must have seen the video because it was a lot closer before. Maybe one day we can get a video of Jared out in the field running a tractor. I know he is such a good mechanic.
Running a separate conditioner would speed drying time in the wet years. Not sure if it would be worth it for the small amount of dry hay you do, but something to consider. Great explanation on how the baler works Andy 👍
Have you ever used the merger for dry hay, we use ours now after we got rid of our claas double rake. One of the best days ever seeing that rake leave the farm
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Thanks for the in-depth explanation and slow-mo camera footage of the baler! Very interesting. Always appreciate your time in providing us great content!
What a great tractor your dad's
4020. Definitely a family keep sake.
Wow, Great video! Good to see the boys working, the 4020 looks great and thanks for showing us the way the baler operates. The slow-mo was very cool. I hope you are having a good day.
Love the videos Andy! Thanks for all you do! Jim.
Just amazing how someone thought up how to make that machine tie the string just amazing thanks for sharing
Great video Andy thank you. One of the best yet. We had a 24 T John Deere when I was a kid. The knotter was pretty much the same thing.
Thanks Andy the Bailer lesson was interesting
That closed AC cab sure beats stacking bales riding the wagon behind a dusty press... The 4020 sure looks good. Glad ya got it done before the rain.... Y'all Have a great day Hollywood!
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Great slow motion .
Very informative as always. Thanks, Andy.
Really liked the action! Great video.
Love your hay operation!!! Especially how you load-haul-stack back to the farm! GID ER DUN!!!
That baler explanation was great!!! Thanks for taking the time to do slo mo and explaining everything!
Thanks Andy awesome video top job top team 🚜🚛🚜🚛🚜🚛
I really enjoyed your video first time I saw a notter r work on one of those balers all I did was bale small square bales😊
I enjoyed the video. I have never ran a big bailer. But I've bailed Thousands of small bails over the years.
Yet another sparkling video.
Another very interesting video Thank you Andy 😊😊😊
Wow 17 seconds is way better then when Sarah was hit by the arm and then 5 seconds later the train rumbles through. And the train blew its whistle.
Your reporting of dangerous situation did some good!!
The time span would be dependent on speed.
Another awesome video Andy. Good to see the team hard at work!!
Wondering, who will get to eat that hay? 🤔
Loved the video!
Keep on keeping on. 🍶
JIM 😍
Cool vid Andy and I always like the baling vids 👌
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Thanks for another great video Andy!
That's really cool Andy, We always wondered how a bailer tied those strings. The slo-mo worked great too.
Baler voodoo. Same system since the 1940s. Hi tech, right?
I heard it explained many times but never really understood to the extent I do know, thank you for your excellent description, I feel a lot wiser today than I did yesterday 😊😂
Thanks for the video andy enjoyed the explanation of the baler Good job guys.
Hollywood Andy great job on video's 😅😅😅😅. Keep up good work thanks again
The slow motion on the notter was awesome
Givver brother 😆 . Thanks Florida Joe
The coughing theatrics were spot on. :)
What theatrics ! Lol 😂 I’m kidding
Great video dual wheels definitely look way cooler on the tractor 🚜 ✌🏻😎
Fifty years riding behind a small square baler, and I cannot think of an innovation more fascinating than the knotter, invented over 150 years ago.
Those mechanical engineers were the real deal.
Agreeded, they are/were great (when working properly). Spent some agrivating moments back in my baleing days (60's & 70's) on knotters that din't work so well at times. Also remember small wire bales that weighet nearly 100 lbs...😁
@@ricksanchez7459 John Appleby was only 18 years old when he first invented the knotter!
in the late 50's, we had a New Holland wire tie bailer that made many a good men to start drinking after fighting getting that thing to tie right.
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Great video
Thanks for the camera work Andy that was really cool seeing how the baler works.
Balers are very cool. Who ever invented the baler was a genius.
Great video Andy. Keep them coming.
Thanks for showing us non farmers how the baler works .. very interesting!
Wow, that baler is slick as hell. Makes my JD 456 feel a bit inadequate. Love that you can just keep on keepin on and it spits out the bale and keeps moving. That knot tying feature is awesome.
Can’t complain about the Canadian forest fire smoke with the 4620 rolling coal 😊
G’job Andy, pretty nifty camera work on the baler knotter👌🏻stay safe and keep em comin guys🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸
Now I get to wait a little longer before I head to the hay field. Glad I checked for post before I went out the door. Thanks for the Video's.
Damn good air pressure with excellent volume delivery !!!
What an amazing invention, that bailer!
It's amazing those big square balers, all this new technology, and the knitters, and bale length settings have change since some of the first small square bailers.
Great video Especially the explanation on the Case baler
That 4020 looks awesome!! Looks good on the Kuhn tedder!! 👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸
What 4020?
Thank you Andy. Very interesting. 😊
That was a good explanation of the difference between balers and the way they fill the chamber. That's why I see many more Case large square balers than John Deere.
The CaseIH balers are New Holland balers. CNH Global is Case(IH)/New Holland. New Holland has led the way in balers since forever.
Enjoyed seeing this bailing video thanks Andy hope all is well
Great explanation of how the baler works!
Anything's better than pitchfork to load hey. Oh old school.
The knotter is another mechanical engineering marvel. Thanks for the show.
That knotter design is nearing 100 years old. Nobody has come up with a better design. Not quite Hi Tech, but still amazing.
Hi Andy !
you riding the bailer Andy , i seen that whit Mike Michell in Canada good farmer share the same habit sometime .
good job every body
and Thanks Andy for your time and have a good day bud ! 🙋♂️
You hit the nail on the head. It looks cool.
Hello Andy from loose hay to small round to small squares to large round to giant squares thats cool see how done more. Enjoyed your video
Hi Andy, good choice of baler
Yep...looks cool.
Nice slo-mo.
That 4020 sounds awesome
Very good video on how a baler works l like the double yellow pass 👍🚜
That for the information. Very interesting seeing the Baylor work
Great to see the 4620 in action again🚜💨How Dare You!!😅
Great video Andy! Sure be alot of taking the duals off just to bail hay! Continue the good fight!
Another good video Andy KEEP THEM COMING 🐄 🚜 🇺🇲 🌽👍🐘
That was really cool Andy. The only thing harder than designing that bailer.................. is describing how it works.
Andy rocking the Duffy Ag merch.
Good afternoon Andy. Farmers job is never done.
It was good to see the 4620 in action!!!
That 4620 is just so friggin sweet.
Excellent explanations here and perfect length video. All the old iron looks and sounds awesome in the beginning. So the only question I have is, when you were running that baler on the 4620 couple years ago did you have to update the armrest controller or was it already good to go?
Lol I liked the coughing part. Must be from the smoke from Canada 😂
Andy, we always watch and know you leave duals on pretty much because you want to. Double up your windrows if the baler can handle it to save rime.
Must be coughin on that Canadian smoke from the fires. We have plenty of it these last several days in Wisconsin. Like the forest fires are right close by, not 100's miles north.
Good explanation of the baler and the tying mechanism. Also, that the way to get the even bales, without the banana's.
I love Andy half drunk riding on the baler 😂
Real nice baling video Andy
WOW somebody put a lot of thought into making a bailer! I had no idea all that was going on in there LOL No wonder it cost so much, I thought you just force the hay in and tie it? Crazy man.
That's what you call "American know-how "!
you should call the fra and tell them the gates aren't going down the 20 sec before the train hits the grade crossing
Andy you need a 600hp plus Quad Trac on that baler to keep the case guys happy, for entertainment and to help the TH-cam logarithm. hahaha. Thanks for a great explanation of the baler workings.
Excellent!
Great video Hollywood
Ènjoyed the video AÑDY 😊
Hi from Australia Andy. Tell Gerard that if a top twine needs to be rethreaded he only has to stick it down into the chamber and the hay going in will grab and hold it so it pulls it through. Bottom twine is different story. They are a bast###
To do and must be tied of. My Krone has special hooks underneath for twine to come of when needed after rethreading. You said there are knotters on top and bottom. That’s wrong. Double knotters work by needles coming up and bill hook s work to finish that bale then work again to tie start of next bale then needles go down. I’ve been using double knotters and repairing them for over 15 years. Can I suggest when you change balers next you look at Krone. Currently they are the best and run rings around every other baler. But if you don’t have dealer reasonably close that’s a problem. But with only 17 thou bales on it you should get another 10 years. My Krone is 14 years and got 37 on it. I’ll change at around 50 Current models have high speed pickups and can bale at over 16 k (10 mph for you).
Nice shirt Andy. Duffy's a go getter
Interesting --- While you were baling and went into the shade of the cloud It seems I could feel the hay getting tough just like it does when I'm baling my own. That's just weird.
Duals in the hay field do look cool! Just tell them it is to minimize soil compaction 👍🏻
Jared sure knows how to make up for all the teslas out there ❤😂😂😂😂
Boy, times have changed. Bigger equipment for sure, but whenever we saw the truck coming, it was either something to eat, or crap for not getting enough done. Now they’re on tv! 😂
Saftey first, Andy! But, it was cool for the baler ride along.. 🍻
I believe Jarred loves to rebuild and operate the 'old iron.'' I love the 4620 with its straight chrome pipe and the fact that it belches the black smoke. I guess she's turned up a bit. :) :) Some day when Andrew is going out for a full day, you'll have to ask him to show his lunch pail. Lara over at Lara Farms for such a petite lady takes a refrigerator load of stuff in hers. :) :)
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Great explaining what is going on & why ! Very helpful to us , stay safe , enjoy & have fun !!
I Remember the video of the 4620 bailing straw with the big square baler. That tractor was really working on the baller.
They must have seen the video because it was a lot closer before. Maybe one day we can get a video of Jared out in the field running a tractor. I know he is such a good mechanic.
I guess you were a step ahead. Thanks.
Man that sounds sweet my best friends dad has a 6030 and we have a chrome stack on it they sound so much better that way
Running a separate conditioner would speed drying time in the wet years. Not sure if it would be worth it for the small amount of dry hay you do, but something to consider. Great explanation on how the baler works Andy 👍
I never take duals off. Plus it makes your tractor look more sexy
Hey great video Love them daily videos Andy
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Luv you're videos northwest wi red equipment huh
32:30 would have been the perfect time for Rick Astley, "never gonna give you up", lol
Looks ccol with Twins yeaa. Yours field Are lucky👍😎
Have you ever used the merger for dry hay, we use ours now after we got rid of our claas double rake. One of the best days ever seeing that rake leave the farm
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