I've got a gehl 1475 round baler, great baler. Simple and always makes a consistent bale. Can't beat them. They are also inexpensive, mine only has 1400 bales through it and I paid $2500 for it.
Thanks for taking us along for the ride. Whenever I see equipment on a farm sale like that, I always think it would be neat to know the story behind the purchase. That is something your Dad shares with us from time to time. I always enjoy that. Hope you can shed those heavy coats soon.
Nice that you and your Dad get to go on excursions. Can't believe the prices they get out of the old drawbar tractors without 3 pt. 50+ years ago you couldn't hardly give them away. Now tractors the caliber of your IH Farmall M's bring big $. Seems that the mid 60's thru mid 70's tractors command big prices too if they're in decent shape.
I have a Gehl 1875 round baler and I really like it and it's fairly simple to run and work on. The monitor is very nice and u can actually buy an adapter for net wrap. They are fairly inexpensive to buy and parts are available, really like watching ur videos
That 352 mixer appears to be in decent condition. Growing up, we had one - it lasted 54 years turning out an average of 3 loads of feed per week. Finally last year the main gearbox self-destructed. Even rusty mixers from that era still bring several thousand.
I dont know if any of that equipment is a upgrade for the farm but i see alot of equipment that make nice additions or more options on what ya can use for hay and corn....
Makes me sad when I see a farm auction sale like that, so many treasured memories tied up in all that equipment which was once shiny and new, the farmer exited to use it for the first time. I hope the farm can come back to life someday soon.
I always enjoy your videos. You are a great narrator. It would be nice if some young man like yourself could rent the farm but it probably went to some big farmer who could care less about the place.
Syttende Mai as I'm watching this, almost a month after your filming. We're waking up to the aftermath of a good freeze over night. (22º in the northeast) It's a scramble here trying to see what's salvageable on the fruit crops. I'd be interested in knowing what that mixer went for.
You'll want a drill to put cover crops like Winter Rye down. While I've broadcast my rye then light disk it so the birds have less of a feast, a drill would be much more effective. The top success at cover cropping is Rick Clark's presentations on youtube for his 5k acre all-organic/no chem operation.
I have that Gehl Round baler. Makes 5 by 6 bales. Good baler mine is twine only. Works good. Bales are a little loose but that is twine. I only gave like 3500 dollars for mine at a dealer. Would be another one. Hope that helps a little bit.
That SC Case shot my antennas straight up! I need an SC and an S in that type of condition around here. I have several of the other Case letter series tractors but need a good SC
Put the box extension on you cover more ground we put them on 2 years ago depending on what rate you're running you'll cover 7 to 10 acres between fill ups
The New Holland 489 , 492 and 1465 all had the floating head. The 469, 479 and 488 do not. I have a 488 and love it. The 489 I had was nothing but trouble.
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I just bought a new holland 630 round baler nobody wanted it because it makes small bales and teine wrap does anybody know anything about them also want to replace my wore out 479 haybine with a 489 is that a good step up or not any advice is welcome thanks
I've got a gehl 1475 round baler, great baler. Simple and always makes a consistent bale. Can't beat them. They are also inexpensive, mine only has 1400 bales through it and I paid $2500 for it.
So enjoyed your video and thanks. wish you all the best for on going this spring planting etc.
Great video Gierok Farms
Thanks for sharing.
Those old Pequea hay tedders work really good. We had one.
Yep. They’re real gentle with the leaves
Thanks for taking us along for the ride. Whenever I see equipment on a farm sale like that, I always think it would be neat to know the story behind the purchase. That is something your Dad shares with us from time to time. I always enjoy that. Hope you can shed those heavy coats soon.
Love the " Penn State" shirt !! Plans are going great ! Keep up the good work!!
Hey Aaron if you're buying I'll take one of each 😂😂. Thanks for the ride.
Another great video, best wishes on the upcoming planting season.
Nice that you and your Dad get to go on excursions. Can't believe the prices they get out of the old drawbar tractors without 3 pt. 50+ years ago you couldn't hardly give them away. Now tractors the caliber of your IH Farmall M's bring big $. Seems that the mid 60's thru mid 70's tractors command big prices too if they're in decent shape.
I have a Gehl 1875 round baler and I really like it and it's fairly simple to run and work on. The monitor is very nice and u can actually buy an adapter for net wrap. They are fairly inexpensive to buy and parts are available, really like watching ur videos
Pequea hay Tedder made in Lancaster County Pennsylvania
Thank You
That 352 mixer appears to be in decent condition. Growing up, we had one - it lasted 54 years turning out an average of 3 loads of feed per week. Finally last year the main gearbox self-destructed. Even rusty mixers from that era still bring several thousand.
We Use a New holland Grinder/Mixer just like that one & it Works Really Well ! They Are A Life Saver/Back & Money Saver For Sure !
I dont know if any of that equipment is a upgrade for the farm but i see alot of equipment that make nice additions or more options on what ya can use for hay and corn....
I have a fondness for the JD 4010 so I hope U buy it!
Makes me sad when I see a farm auction sale like that, so many treasured memories tied up in all that equipment which was once shiny and new, the farmer exited to use it for the first time. I hope the farm can come back to life someday soon.
Gehl round balers were good balers for they’re time, you can usually pick one up for cheap but parts are hard to come by
You guys need a soundguard on your farm haha. It’d look so cool on your place
I always enjoy your videos. You are a great narrator. It would be nice if some young man like yourself could rent the farm but it probably went to some big farmer who could care less about the place.
I'd take the old JD 520 & the haybine, with the JD square baler, with the New Holland rake, and grain drill!
Very nice have a good day.
I was out doing same thing you were doing in video,, found a farmall a with the mower deck and front blade for snow in real good condition
Syttende Mai as I'm watching this, almost a month after your filming. We're waking up to the aftermath of a good freeze over night. (22º in the northeast) It's a scramble here trying to see what's salvageable on the fruit crops.
I'd be interested in knowing what that mixer went for.
You'll want a drill to put cover crops like Winter Rye down. While I've broadcast my rye then light disk it so the birds have less of a feast, a drill would be much more effective. The top success at cover cropping is Rick Clark's presentations on youtube for his 5k acre all-organic/no chem operation.
Be really careful with those fertilizer box extensions. Add center support to your main box or I've seen the box blow out when fully loaded
Good luck
I have that Gehl Round baler. Makes 5 by 6 bales. Good baler mine is twine only. Works good. Bales are a little loose but that is twine. I only gave like 3500 dollars for mine at a dealer. Would be another one. Hope that helps a little bit.
What did the grinder mixer bring? The mixer and tedder are both made in lancaster Pennsylvania very close to home.
Waiting to get back in the field in southern MN
What’s the purpose of the cow bell. Just curious. Enjoyed the video.
Had a gel round baler never had many problems with it made a good bale
That SC Case shot my antennas straight up! I need an SC and an S in that type of condition around here. I have several of the other Case letter series tractors but need a good SC
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Gehl round balers are usually cheap . Decent baler but they don’t make parts for them anymore so hard to get anything if they breakdown.
thank you
Put the box extension on you cover more ground we put them on 2 years ago depending on what rate you're running you'll cover 7 to 10 acres between fill ups
April 22nd?? I think we had 6" of snow that day north of Highway 64.
I watch these vids while playing fs22 now i really wanna own a dariy farm
Hey Arron and George you forgot to send me my Gregorio farms bell lol
Yes on 4230 and the 520
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The New Holland 489 , 492 and 1465 all had the floating head. The 469, 479 and 488 do not. I have a 488 and love it. The 489 I had was nothing but trouble.
Did you get the oliver fixed?
Cool
My cousin does have a 2880 but a 2580 it’s a nice baler he makes baleage with it only thing is he prefer a net wrap baler over a twine one
Looks like a JI case grain drill 9:01
I love your video
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I know that place where that auction was its not too far from my aunt and uncles place off hwy 121
Look @ Just a Few Acres Farm. He has an older round baler.
You guys need that 4230 or 4010.
We have a gehl 2580 and it’s ok but it doesn’t make as tight of a bale as our old new holland we had did
I just bought a new holland 630 round baler nobody wanted it because it makes small bales and teine wrap does anybody know anything about them also want to replace my wore out 479 haybine with a 489 is that a good step up or not any advice is welcome thanks
You guys should just buy the farm instead of the equipment. better investment in the long run
Omg where is your beard
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Too bad nothing more current