Hi Taylor. Thanks for taking us along with you on your first haying session of the season. Glad everything worked well for. I want to compliment you on your great camera angles during the filming of this video. It allows us to watch the details of your machines working. And it’s also fun watching your baler “give birth “ to the first bale of the year. Awesome and informative video. 🐄🚜🍀😉
LOL i am so glad Taylor did not have to Don Rubber gloves and Lube up! and tie a rope around that first Bale! to pull it out, I hear the first one can be so difficult! ,Have a good day there
Hi Clarence 😀. I’m so glad you joined us for our first day out in the fields! Thank you so much for the compliment! I sometimes worry I’m overdoing it with all the different shots and it great to hear that y’all enjoy them🙂. 😂 Gotta admit that first bale “baby” always makes me nervous!!😅 Have a wonderful day!
I'm new to the channel but really enjoy watching you work, I was raised on a farm but moved away to the big city many years ago, it sure brings back a lot of memories ,keep up the good work
@@franklackie2469 IH and A/C put themselves out of business because they made their stuff so good that it never needed to be replaced - that IH is over 50 years old and runs like a champ.
Taylor, u need to start protecting ur hearing while ur young. Get a good pair of ear protectors for when ur on the tractor! And Brent should be wearing some safety glasses when he’s grinding and sharpening. Farmers can’t afford to be hurt!
The sound of that old IH diesel is just exquisite. Smooth as silk at any rpm. And the faster they spin the sweeter the sound. And they would spin beyond the manufacturer recommendations and come back for more.
Taylor, you are just adorable. Pretty too. I'm retired USN now, but was raised up on a tobacco/beef cattle farm here in the southern piedmont region of Virginia. So much of what you do I can relate to, and I enjoy your excellent talk about your daily activities. Your boss knows what a treasure you are, trust me on that. You stay safe.❤
Thanks for another great video, good to see that all the hay equipment worked so well, the maintenence that you and Brent did on all the equipment is paying big dividends!!!!!
Taylor, enjoy your videos. Here’s a thought regarding opening up a new hay field, especially along a woods like the second one. My dad taught me to start right in mowing what will eventually be the second windrow first. That way, the tractor, not the mower is running along the outside edge. You won’t hurt the tractor running over a limb or whatever may have ended up in the edge of the field, but you will see/feel it and you can stop and throw it out of the way. Then, when you’re done mowing the field, turn counterclockwise and mow the outside windrow. Just a thought from an old guy who has run over a bunch of stuff over the years. Thanks for making the videos!
I love the sound of those machines especially that 01 and it's so cool to hear and see you do the cuts on that Green green Fields of clover I think it's clover, you're awesome I Love The Sound keep it up Young lady, Mike
Good morning God bless you ❤️ Taylor and Brent. I love watching ur videos lol it reminds me wen I was 10 I use to moe and bale for a local farmer it's great Nostalgia for me and brings back lost memories thank you. Tay ur a hard working 💪 person. Brent ur a awesome farmer and boss thank you guys 😊
I see the International drinks cherry flavored. Best type for tractors. Nice to see the International working. Very glad the equipment behaved for you guys. Stay safe and healthy Tay.
Taylor you are so young and you're beautiful and you're just like a princess forsure you know had a laugh equipment you are very very versatile on your equipment and I like that I like the work you do it's fun I've never been on a farm but I'm sure it would work out, I really like the old equipment see it work see it stay together and do the farming on the farm love the older equipment that's awesome you are very very lucky to have the farm and to work on it and keep busy that's awesome, Mike
Hi Taylor. Again, harmonic working relationship between you and Brent. All seems so easy and fluent how you tackle all jobs together. You're work ethic, knowledge, dedication and skills are so impressive , as is Brent' s. Lovely channel Thanks MARK uk
Hi Taylor, glad to see you have started haying, we started but we’re getting a lot of rain and muddy Feilds now, you guys are so lucky you can leave your bales on the Feilds down here the black bears will tear all of them apart
I didn't get to finish watching this video before my last comment. This video was very informative and fascinating. I'm a truck driver and drove by a hay field and saw the hay bailed in the same way, big rolls, but now I understand the entire process. Super cool. Thank you for sharing, I really enjoyed it. 😊
Great time first time haying for the year. Glad nothing broke. Wish I was there farming alongside you. You are one hard working fun person to be with. I loved the first-time haying for the year also. It was rewarding. My uncle also grew corn for silage. We just chopped it and blew into a vertical silo. We made square bales and stored them in the haymow on the upper level of the barn. It was fun to say the least. Again, wish I could farm alongside you. Go have a cup of coffee and get ready for milking. Have fun and God Bless.
IH built many great, multi use tractors from the 806 to the 1086 and even the 88 series were very reliable, easy to operate tractors. Nice video, thank you
@@bigg4299well given you started off with blatant sexism I'd guess no and it's creepy AF to ask a TH-cam creator that question. Your kind are the reason women are choosing bears 🤦♂️🤦♂️
Good video! Thanks for taking us along. Looking at the camera when you talk to the camera is important. Its how you connect ith the viewer. I'll be back for another video :)
So good to see you in the fields again! I can almost smell it. Besides fresh tilled soil nothing better youngin 😁. You forgot to bottle that smell up for me last year lol. Prayers for you and your family always. Thank ya'll for everything ya'll do young lady 👍👍🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️⚘🐄🚜🚜🚜🙏🙏
Farm gals are so well grounded, down to earth and hard workers. It's nice to see in this world of self absorbed people. Farming is a good life and keeps you out of trouble. Although I am now a city guy I used to work on a dairy farm as a kid and I know what that is all about. It's hard but satisfying work.
Hi Taylor, fantastic video and great job from both of you!! Happy to see you had a flawless start into haying, sadly you had to sacrifice your holiday. 😏 Yes the Kuhn is a almost indestructible mowing machine, ask me how I know😅 If I were allowed to give you any advice, it would be safety first, no matter what.😉
Holy hell girl them some old tractors 😄. Your defiantly a tuff young gal to be driving those tractors and doing all that work that needs to be done 👍 .
Love your farm and the countryside. I’m retired dairy farmer, we milked around 70 to 80 most years. Small family farm. I have cut a few thousand acres with a similar Kuhn mower over the years, but with a Deere tractor. Our farm was similar to your operation. Mostly used equipment with Guernsey and Holstein cattle. Started in a stantion barn and built a small parlor in the early ‘50’s. Double three parlor milking into 10 gallon cans cooled in ice water bath cooler for years and than had to go to bulk tank around mid to late ‘60’s. About 8 or 900 miles south of you guys. In the a state. Largest field was 20 acres. Farm totaled 300. Lots of woods and pasture. Good job, hope you can stick to it. Low earnings and hard work. Just a thought, all the years we mowed hay we always ran the first swath the other direction then you. Thinking was that by driving the tractor over outside swaths first gave you a better chance of seeing trash, limbs, and debris before mower would be into it.
Cool video! It looks like the mower there dose the windrow and raking all in one. Now when it drys all you need to do is bail it. Let me know I find this all very fascinating. Thank you for sharing. 😊
Just discovered your channel. I love it. I grew up on a similar sized farm on P.E.I. and now live next door to Maine in N.B. Great looking farm in my favorite State 😊
🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 🌾 Starting haylage/balage season on a small Irish dairy farm. 🚜 Preparing equipment and machinery for the season ahead. 🐄 Mowing with an old 1066 tractor, favorite of the farmer. 🔧 Gear adjustments made for effective haylage production. 🌱 First field mowed to allow second crop growth. 🌾 Field quality varies, improved with composted manure. 📅 Early start for grass cutting due to upcoming dry season. 🚜 Balers and wrappers used successfully, with minor issues. Made with HARPA AI
Hey Taylor, just discovered your channel from Surviving Maine on a 20 acre farm! I grew up in Fryeburg so I love watching other channels in Maine! Looking forward to watching your videos🍁
That young lady is every red fans favorite tractor love it when I see a person running a michine much older than themselves but you seem to be able to run it quite well.
Hi Taylor thanks for another awesome video. That 1066 sounds awesome i can see 👀 why it's your favourite. Could not help but notice how excited you where to start mowing, i can smell that fresh cut grass in the UK 😊. Has the massey been used for target practice for the pigeons 😅. Looks like the old bailer is behaving it's self, doing a fantastic job. Brent is the master with that wrapper, thanks again for sharing with us take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
Hi sweetie 😊 I was going to mow hay today but now they’re saying it’s gonna rain Sunday and we dry pretty much everything so instead I’m gonna go plow some ground. The hay looks nice and heavy. Just like down here you’re doing an awesome job. If anything ever happens with the farm, I’m gonna hire you in a minute. We have the exact same discbine but yours is in a lot better shape. We are in the process of finding a newer one, but the old one still works for now. Sweetheart, talk to you soon.🤗 I’m out a few acres on my birthday, which was the 24th and dry. Build it with square bales. Just check over the machinery lol glad everything‘s working good. Hopefully it’s a good hay season for all of us.🙏🏻💪🏻
I cut and bailed wild hay every summer for local farmers as I was growing up sickle bar mower on a Farmall H ,old square JD bailer with a continental engine running the bailer ,and a very old hay rake ,I made a lot of bails with that equipment back in the day ,I really enjoyed your video
Howdy neighbor ;) I like to use our 986 to mow with! we just got done our first cut which we put up for haylage. your fields look plentiful !! happy mowing !!
Hi Taylor. This remind me of when I ran a round bailer all over the country side here in Illinois doing custom bailing. I hade a 1260 Case with a Gehl bailer with rope wrap sistem. It was a lot of fun out there by myself with no boss around until I broke down and no one close to help me and no radio to call no one. Other that that it was fun. Yeah the tractor had a cab with air conditioning and radio for music.
Nice Job Taylor mowing hay reminds me of. The good ol' day's
Hi Taylor. Thanks for taking us along with you on your first haying session of the season. Glad everything worked well for. I want to compliment you on your great camera angles during the filming of this video. It allows us to watch the details of your machines working. And it’s also fun watching your baler “give birth “ to the first bale of the year. Awesome and informative video. 🐄🚜🍀😉
LOL i am so glad Taylor did not have to Don Rubber gloves and Lube up! and tie a rope around that first Bale! to pull it out, I hear the first one can be so difficult! ,Have a good day there
Taylor is great with the camera. You don't realize it until you see it horribly done in another video.
Hi Clarence 😀. I’m so glad you joined us for our first day out in the fields! Thank you so much for the compliment! I sometimes worry I’m overdoing it with all the different shots and it great to hear that y’all enjoy them🙂. 😂 Gotta admit that first bale “baby” always makes me nervous!!😅 Have a wonderful day!
I'm new to the channel but really enjoy watching you work, I was raised on a farm but moved away to the big city many years ago, it sure brings back a lot of memories ,keep up the good work
@@mirage4014
You have to love a girl that picks a Farmall as her favorite tractor 🚜
She says that because they don't have a john deere 😂
@@franklackie2469 IH and A/C put themselves out of business because they made their stuff so good that it never needed to be replaced - that IH is over 50 years old and runs like a champ.
Taylor, u need to start protecting ur hearing while ur young. Get a good pair of ear protectors for when ur on the tractor! And Brent should be wearing some safety glasses when he’s grinding and sharpening. Farmers can’t afford to be hurt!
😂 it wasn't farming that messed my hearing up it was gunfire and explosions
Yeah mine ring all the time so loud thats all i hear
Good advice, now at 57 I have bad hearing
Cannot agree more!
Lost hearing in 1 ear last year after mowing hay all day without ear protection
The sound of that old IH diesel is just exquisite. Smooth as silk at any rpm. And the faster they spin the sweeter the sound. And they would spin beyond the manufacturer recommendations and come back for more.
Hello Taylor, Thanks so much for sharing. Brought back many memories of those fields when I worked there in the early 80s.
Many blessings.
Back in the hayin' business! Great seeing riding in the green fields again. Good video Taylor!
Good morning Great video Taylor hopefully your whole haying season goes this well Have a great day stay safe
Taylor, you are just adorable. Pretty too. I'm retired USN now, but was raised up on a tobacco/beef cattle farm here in the southern piedmont region of Virginia. So much of what you do I can relate to, and I enjoy your excellent talk about your daily activities. Your boss knows what a treasure you are, trust me on that. You stay safe.❤
Thanks for another great video, good to see that all the hay equipment worked so well, the maintenence that you and Brent did on all the equipment is paying big dividends!!!!!
This sounds like a good farming day to me,I enjoyed it,it brings my young years to front and center.
Kudos to Brent on his hay award!! Experience makes profection 👍
I love your mowing videos Taylor!
I know it is a lot of work, but you make it look easy and enjoyable. Ty for sharing Taylor, always enjoy your videos.
Taylor, enjoy your videos. Here’s a thought regarding opening up a new hay field, especially along a woods like the second one. My dad taught me to start right in mowing what will eventually be the second windrow first. That way, the tractor, not the mower is running along the outside edge. You won’t hurt the tractor running over a limb or whatever may have ended up in the edge of the field, but you will see/feel it and you can stop and throw it out of the way. Then, when you’re done mowing the field, turn counterclockwise and mow the outside windrow. Just a thought from an old guy who has run over a bunch of stuff over the years. Thanks for making the videos!
Hey Taylor
Nice to see you smiling so mutch 👍hope it stays like that.
Nice Vid again
I know it feels good riding around mowing hay on such a beautiful day. Good to see you back doing what you love.....on a 1066 no less.
Taylor,
I intend to be a regular new viewer
You are a pleasure to listen too! And, I love that you really like what you are doing.
I love the sound of those machines especially that 01 and it's so cool to hear and see you do the cuts on that Green green Fields of clover I think it's clover, you're awesome I Love The Sound keep it up Young lady, Mike
Good morning God bless you ❤️ Taylor and Brent. I love watching ur videos lol it reminds me wen I was 10 I use to moe and bale for a local farmer it's great Nostalgia for me and brings back lost memories thank you. Tay ur a hard working 💪 person. Brent ur a awesome farmer and boss thank you guys 😊
Good to see you and the 1066 out mowing hay.
It feels good!!
I see the International drinks cherry flavored. Best type for tractors. Nice to see the International working. Very glad the equipment behaved for you guys. Stay safe and healthy Tay.
Taylor you are so young and you're beautiful and you're just like a princess forsure
you know had a laugh equipment you are very very versatile on your equipment and I like that I like the work you do it's fun I've never been on a farm but I'm sure it would work out, I really like the old equipment see it work see it stay together and do the farming on the farm love the older equipment that's awesome you are very very lucky to have the farm and to work on it and keep busy that's awesome, Mike
That's gonna be some high quality baylage there Taylor ole girls be pumping that milk
Hi Taylor. Again, harmonic working relationship between you and Brent. All seems so easy and fluent how you tackle all jobs together. You're work ethic, knowledge, dedication and skills are so impressive , as is Brent' s. Lovely channel
Thanks
MARK uk
Yes Good Morning Taylor. I like how your videos are getting longer. I just hate when they end makes me sad.
Excellent video, camera work, editing, dialogue. best wishes from Alistair from Hampshire uk.
Love your videos Taylor. Please don't stop making them
Great video, Taylor! Have a wonderful evening. 🐮
🏍🇺🇸🎒
Great job wrapping bales Brent
Another enjoyable video Taylor you do a great job
Love those tractors. Congrads and your first cut, Taylor and Brent.
Great video Taylor and Brent
Hi Taylor, glad to see you have started haying, we started but we’re getting a lot of rain and muddy Feilds now, you guys are so lucky you can leave your bales on the Feilds down here the black bears will tear all of them apart
That tractor is a beast!
I didn't get to finish watching this video before my last comment. This video was very informative and fascinating. I'm a truck driver and drove by a hay field and saw the hay bailed in the same way, big rolls, but now I understand the entire process. Super cool. Thank you for sharing, I really enjoyed it. 😊
You are not short Taylor
You are just more down to earth
Nice to meet you Tay. Between you and Bell farms I didn't realize I had such great company here in Maine.
May God bless you.
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Great video! Enjoyed the details. Thanks
Great time first time haying for the year. Glad nothing broke. Wish I was there farming alongside you. You are one hard working fun person to be with. I loved the first-time haying for the year also. It was rewarding. My uncle also grew corn for silage. We just chopped it and blew into a vertical silo. We made square bales and stored them in the haymow on the upper level of the barn. It was fun to say the least. Again, wish I could farm alongside you. Go have a cup of coffee and get ready for milking. Have fun and God Bless.
Taylor your wonderful God Bless you and your,s
IH built many great, multi use tractors from the 806 to the 1086 and even the 88 series were very reliable, easy to operate tractors. Nice video, thank you
Another good video
One of my favorite channels
Salutare frumoasă doamnă felicitări pentru că îți ajuți părinți la munca cu tractorul 💐💐💐❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏
Great video Taylor always entertaining
Hi, Taylor. Great filming. Nice to get out after the hay in the sun instead of all the rain last year. Keep up the great job.
Stunning lady doing a blokes job live it Tylor x
Would consider exchanging numbers?
@@bigg4299well given you started off with blatant sexism I'd guess no and it's creepy AF to ask a TH-cam creator that question. Your kind are the reason women are choosing bears 🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@bigg4299idiot, behave
Your posts brings me pleasant memories of a time long past.
Hi Taylor. Great to see you "back in the saddle" doing one of your favourite jobs. Nice camera positioning, as usual. ❤
Good video! Thanks for taking us along. Looking at the camera when you talk to the camera is important. Its how you connect ith the viewer. I'll be back for another video :)
Good job thanks for the ride along
So good to see you in the fields again! I can almost smell it. Besides fresh tilled soil nothing better youngin 😁. You forgot to bottle that smell up for me last year lol. Prayers for you and your family always. Thank ya'll for everything ya'll do young lady 👍👍🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️⚘🐄🚜🚜🚜🙏🙏
Farm gals are so well grounded, down to earth and hard workers. It's nice to see in this world of self absorbed people. Farming is a good life and keeps you out of trouble. Although I am now a city guy I used to work on a dairy farm as a kid and I know what that is all about. It's hard but satisfying work.
I like old tractors,trucks, and equipment..
Hi Taylor, fantastic video and great job from both of you!! Happy to see you had a flawless start into haying, sadly you had to sacrifice your holiday. 😏
Yes the Kuhn is a almost indestructible mowing machine, ask me how I know😅 If I were allowed to give you any advice, it would be safety first, no matter what.😉
You mowed better than me,lol. We had a 1066 many years ago it was always my favorite tractor to operate.
Brent is king of skid steer and this lady can mow hay down. Beautiful job young lady
I've done alot of baling and wrapping on farming simulator but to see it done for real was fantastic, thanks for the video. excellent watch.
Good job taylor like your videos That
Ten sixty six runs a sweet As mine did back in the day
Excellent operator. Perfect cut in the turns. I need a couple operators like you.
Holy hell girl them some old tractors 😄. Your defiantly a tuff young gal to be driving those tractors and doing all that work that needs to be done 👍 .
Love your farm and the countryside. I’m retired dairy farmer, we milked around 70 to 80 most years. Small family farm. I have cut a few thousand acres with a similar Kuhn mower over the years, but with a Deere tractor. Our farm was similar to your operation. Mostly used equipment with Guernsey and Holstein cattle. Started in a stantion barn and built a small parlor in the early ‘50’s. Double three parlor milking into 10 gallon cans cooled in ice water bath cooler for years and than had to go to bulk tank around mid to late ‘60’s. About 8 or 900 miles south of you guys. In the a state. Largest field was 20 acres. Farm totaled 300. Lots of woods and pasture. Good job, hope you can stick to it. Low earnings and hard work.
Just a thought, all the years we mowed hay we always ran the first swath the other direction then you. Thinking was that by driving the tractor over outside swaths first gave you a better chance of seeing trash, limbs, and debris before mower would be into it.
Awesome Lady and a Very Good Video
So love the video today. Thank you as this is reminds me of days on my uncles farm. Keep farming ❤
Cool video! It looks like the mower there dose the windrow and raking all in one. Now when it drys all you need to do is bail it. Let me know I find this all very fascinating. Thank you for sharing. 😊
Just discovered your channel. I love it. I grew up on a similar sized farm on P.E.I. and now live next door to Maine in N.B. Great looking farm in my favorite State 😊
hi enjoyed your video your way of mowing grass is as good as others like your tractors you are amazing 🙂
Thanks for taking us along
Great job mowing hay Taylor
First time viewer here. Instantly subscribed when you said the 1066 is your fav. My kind of channel!
Great video Taylor everything looking good weather *machinery* jeep* and last but not least the* host * 🤗
Good tip bale with dew on it 😉
Great job tedding Brent
Really enjoyed your video
So glad!
🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
🌾 Starting haylage/balage season on a small Irish dairy farm.
🚜 Preparing equipment and machinery for the season ahead.
🐄 Mowing with an old 1066 tractor, favorite of the farmer.
🔧 Gear adjustments made for effective haylage production.
🌱 First field mowed to allow second crop growth.
🌾 Field quality varies, improved with composted manure.
📅 Early start for grass cutting due to upcoming dry season.
🚜 Balers and wrappers used successfully, with minor issues.
Made with HARPA AI
Brilliant and hardworking.... Inspiring.
Hey i wanted to say great tractor you have there. i have a 1066 myself and love driving it.
Hey Taylor, just discovered your channel from Surviving Maine on a 20 acre farm! I grew up in Fryeburg so I love watching other channels in Maine! Looking forward to watching your videos🍁
Hi! Do glad ya found us😃. Always great to hear from fellow Mainers! I hope you enjoy the videos👍🏻🙂
wow Taylor you are such a cool farmer, I love your work. what a nice video. 😘🤠🌞🇳🇱
Great video Taylor, I always enjoyed mowing hay!
Thanks! There’s nothing like being on a tractor in a wide open field😊
@@tayfarms تايلور لماذا تضع الحواجز في طريق المعرفة ؟🤔
@@tayfarms تايلور الذي يحب الورد سوف يؤلمه شوك.💔🌹😘
That young lady is every red fans favorite tractor love it when I see a person running a michine much older than themselves but you seem to be able to run it quite well.
Hi Taylor thanks for another awesome video. That 1066 sounds awesome i can see 👀 why it's your favourite. Could not help but notice how excited you where to start mowing, i can smell that fresh cut grass in the UK 😊. Has the massey been used for target practice for the pigeons 😅. Looks like the old bailer is behaving it's self, doing a fantastic job. Brent is the master with that wrapper, thanks again for sharing with us take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
I really like How You Like The Older Tractors
Great start to the hay season!! This must be the time to mow!! Almost every farm I've passed this week was either mowing or raking!
Hi sweetie 😊 I was going to mow hay today but now they’re saying it’s gonna rain Sunday and we dry pretty much everything so instead I’m gonna go plow some ground. The hay looks nice and heavy. Just like down here you’re doing an awesome job. If anything ever happens with the farm, I’m gonna hire you in a minute. We have the exact same discbine but yours is in a lot better shape. We are in the process of finding a newer one, but the old one still works for now. Sweetheart, talk to you soon.🤗 I’m out a few acres on my birthday, which was the 24th and dry. Build it with square bales. Just check over the machinery lol glad everything‘s working good. Hopefully it’s a good hay season for all of us.🙏🏻💪🏻
Love the smell when cutting hay ... brings back great memories
VERY GOOD MISS TAYLOR ANOTHER GREAT JOB 😂
Thanks so much!
Good morning tay farms,achieved some exciting results have a good day.
I can't get over how rich and luscious your grass is....!!!!!!🤠❤👍
I cut and bailed wild hay every summer for local farmers as I was growing up sickle bar mower on a Farmall H ,old square JD bailer with a continental engine running the bailer ,and a very old hay rake ,I made a lot of bails with that equipment back in the day ,I really enjoyed your video
Howdy neighbor ;) I like to use our 986 to mow with! we just got done our first cut which we put up for haylage. your fields look plentiful !! happy mowing !!
Never stop what u love young lady big ❤️ from a small town in USA we run all case puma but case turbo are awesome
Hey beautiful farm look beautiful hello from Toronto Ontario
Great shot of the mowing on the second field from the mower.
Nicely made video.
This is where I came in last year. I feel whole now. :)
must be great to finally have it done . looks great too. . great work
Taylor don't ever change hope you get your own farm one day
Super well made video and really inspirational!
Me mainly using a flail mower for taking care of overgrown pastures.
Greetings from Sweden
Love your videos Sister , You make everything looks so easy .
Hi Taylor. This remind me of when I ran a round bailer all over the country side here in Illinois doing custom bailing. I hade a 1260 Case with a Gehl bailer with rope wrap sistem. It was a lot of fun out there by myself with no boss around until I broke down and no one close to help me and no radio to call no one.
Other that that it was fun. Yeah the tractor had a cab with air conditioning and radio for music.
Taylor just a little tip, always do the hedge row last because you can see branches on every turn. The old Farmall has a lot of power!