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We bought 2 314’s last spring for Raking ! Love the Tractor and the 5 year Warranty! Don’t miss spending Thousands on Repairing the old 7230 Deeres! Sold 7 Deeres!
@@donfrisch6437 7230R 3 transmissions. 2,200 hrs 7320 2 Transmissions Deere bought it back, 4420 went through 2 engines Deere bought it back. 6215R took 3 weeks to figure out why it wouldn’t move needed a whole new Computer. 4940 spreader couldn’t Leed Final drives in it at $12,000 a piece. 7230’s just kept needing small stuff at 3,500 hrs bought a 516,314,314,718,930 and a Rogator
Congrats on selling that squeeze. If you get that Fendt, I may not be able to be faithful to my main squeeze--she's a temptress! Let's see--I'm thinking there's at least one for every microburst, a few for a recent busted lip, many over spilt, semi-loads of hay, some for crop prices. There's probably a few now just popping out of their roots and changing color right now over bucking bulls breaking into Bales hay bales. If you know, you know.
We used to own a dump trailer like that. I didn’t like that it requires the hydraulic pump to lower it. We ended up trading it for a 16 ft dump trailer that has a scissor lift. The scissor lift doesn’t require the pump to run when it’s going down.
You need a king pin adapter for that goose neck dump trailer so you can use it with your single axle semis tractors . They will pull it a lot easier and it won't break your pick up down as fast either. We have farmers around here that pool 30' flat bed goose necks with their semi's all the time moving hay and livestock.
I don’t need near the tractors you do but that electrical space station controls on the fendt scares me. No user maintenance. I love our “other green” 7220 series tractors for simplicity and maintenance. No more Massey under AGCO or just different marketing branch?
That crop divider seems to be a lazy way to fix a problem. They’ve had issues since day one of releasing the razor header. We had one and it couldn’t cut downed hay. Now they put the divider on it. No one else has that bad of a problem.
Weird. For us that out cuts every other mower. But our stands aren’t super heavy. Just a lot of cuttings. And we don’t have a lot of problems. Also, it’s doesn’t seem like a bad thing. Just keeps from sucking in hay that’s already been cut. Which is good. I’m not sure it’s good or bad.
My grandfather would of killed me if I forgot to close the gate or even the barn door. And yep that's over kill on that trailer. I'm thinking you could of hauled those tires off in that truck you're always driving around. Haven't really seen you use it as a truck. Hmmmmm Great video. BTW,. No sponsors on this video? 🚜🚜🚜
I've seen a guy load a trailer like that full of soybeans and drive 100 miles to the st Louis ADM weight was 76,000 on a dodge pickup needless to say they told him not to come back
I've been so busy with my TH-cam channel I haven't been able to watch many of your videos. Now I've got to catch up. Keep up the good work Trevor.
Thank you! You too!!
No such thing as too much trailer. Love the videos.
Lol
Now you'll need a dully truck for that goose neck... like that actor mn.farmer 😂
Be blessed all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦
It’s always how it is. Bulls/cows showing up where they’re not supposed to be
We bought 2 314’s last spring for Raking ! Love the Tractor and the 5 year Warranty! Don’t miss spending Thousands on Repairing the old 7230 Deeres! Sold 7 Deeres!
how many hours on the deere tractors we bought a fendt two years ago, nothing but trouble just traded back for another deere
@@donfrisch6437 7230R 3 transmissions. 2,200 hrs
7320 2 Transmissions Deere bought it back, 4420 went through 2 engines Deere bought it back. 6215R took 3 weeks to figure out why it wouldn’t move needed a whole new Computer. 4940 spreader couldn’t Leed Final drives in it at $12,000 a piece. 7230’s just kept needing small stuff at 3,500 hrs bought a 516,314,314,718,930 and a Rogator
Congrats on selling that squeeze.
If you get that Fendt, I may not be able to be faithful to my main squeeze--she's a temptress!
Let's see--I'm thinking there's at least one for every microburst, a few for a recent busted lip, many over spilt, semi-loads of hay, some for crop prices. There's probably a few now just popping out of their roots and changing color right now over bucking bulls breaking into Bales hay bales. If you know, you know.
I've worked on a farm before.... how in hell do you forget to close the gate to the bull pen? Lol
The guy they left it un chained, doesn’t work on a farm.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch ya I understand... just joking around
@@syndicateleader6396 ahhhh
We used to own a dump trailer like that. I didn’t like that it requires the hydraulic pump to lower it. We ended up trading it for a 16 ft dump trailer that has a scissor lift. The scissor lift doesn’t require the pump to run when it’s going down.
Pretty nice!! Great deal
Tires look like hell, I blew a tire😂
A John Slama sighting!!!
Fantastic tractors, very popular in the UK
How can you trust a salesman with a mullet! 🤭
You need a king pin adapter for that goose neck dump trailer so you can use it with your single axle semis tractors . They will pull it a lot easier and it won't break your pick up down as fast either. We have farmers around here that pool 30' flat bed goose necks with their semi's all the time moving hay and livestock.
You read our minds!!! We might do that.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch that is a real popular thing with the farmers here around west central Illinois. Good luck with everything.
German Engineering at its finest!
With the bulls running around I bet no one will steal your hay.
Nice video.i wonder if that crop divider would work on pull swather s ?
I don’t need near the tractors you do but that electrical space station controls on the fendt scares me. No user maintenance. I love our “other green” 7220 series tractors for simplicity and maintenance. No more Massey under AGCO or just different marketing branch?
That crop divider seems to be a lazy way to fix a problem. They’ve had issues since day one of releasing the razor header. We had one and it couldn’t cut downed hay. Now they put the divider on it. No one else has that bad of a problem.
Weird. For us that out cuts every other mower. But our stands aren’t super heavy. Just a lot of cuttings. And we don’t have a lot of problems. Also, it’s doesn’t seem like a bad thing. Just keeps from sucking in hay that’s already been cut. Which is good. I’m not sure it’s good or bad.
Buy ya some 10+ Ply tires before hauling Anything Trevor!
My grandfather would of killed me if I forgot to close the gate or even the barn door.
And yep that's over kill on that trailer. I'm thinking you could of hauled those tires off in that truck you're always driving around. Haven't really seen you use it as a truck. Hmmmmm
Great video.
BTW,. No sponsors on this video?
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What truck? My personal truck? I use it a lot. You guys just don’t see it.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch sure you drive it. But other than that you don't use the bed of it that much. 🤪🤪🤪
@@lstone.09 I just realize who made the comment. Lol. Typical typical.
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch evil victory laugh. 🤪🤪🤪😉
2000 kg=4400 lbs. from Canada eh!
Could be nice to see the trailer with the same colour as the truck 😎
I know that guy hw is from Colorado
Carry the six, eh Trevor!? Hahaha. 2000kg is 4400lbs!! 1lb=2.2kg.
I've seen a guy load a trailer like that full of soybeans and drive 100 miles to the st Louis ADM weight was 76,000 on a dodge pickup needless to say they told him not to come back
Whoa!!!
@@BalesHayFarmandRanch the guy ended up going broke trying to farm .
It's not too big...you sell hay, not dirt
🤦♂️🤦♂️ 2.22 pounds to a kg. 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was close!