Kubota Jay implements built by Vicon I believe. They were purchased by Kubota when they purchased the knervland corporation. Headquarters in Europe. They also purchased Great Plains and landpride.
Well new holland is owned by an Italian company...kubota is owned by Japanese company built in italy....i love mine...it eats anything out front...love my tractor 2
I believe that baler is made in the USA with Kubota USA. It is my understanding that the The Japanese parts are not even interchangeable with Kubota USA.
I bought the same baler a few months ago, I've only made 31 rolls so far that have been trouble free. Do you know why you have to run the scv valve in float mode?
The system uses the constant flow of hydraulic fluid to vary the pressure to build a bale that is of the correct desensity. The bale desensity can be varied in 3 portions, core, middle and outer wrap. This all can be changed on your monitor.
Yes, its a shame what has happened to this country, the USA used to be the industrial giant of the world. Now most citizens here think its ok to buy most items from other countries and cant grasp why this country is still headed downward. As always, thanks for your comment.
That’s one hell of a baler. I’ve had Vermeer junk. I’ve had krone stuff and I have this baler. U wouldn’t give praise because you’re a John Deere guy. If u want to be biased then quit farming. I’ve got a pretty good operation and 75 percent of my stuff is not American made. Maybe even 90 percent. Your review is painful to watch.
@@farmboy_907 On paper maybe not. Actions speak louder than words. Their citizens are far from what we call "free". They like most countries now, are NOT looking to help this country but to take it over. They are certainly not alone in their efforts. Sadly it seems our leadership is helping them for their own personal gain. Our shop works on Kubota engines just about everyday, Trust me I've seen things I don't even want to believe. Don't own one or want one after what we have seen. I'm not against anything/one, but I'm sure for what is for the USA. I will give Kubota one thing, Their propaganda advertising really works! They have the average, 9 to 5 folks believing they are the best their ever was, around my parts anyway. There is a reason the owners manual says "not for heavy tillage work".
@@roachfamilyagriculture2417 You seem to have a few things mixed up here. KUBOTA is a Japanese company, NOT Chinese. Those are two completely different countries. Also, this baler is made in Europe, NOT anywhere in Asia. This is 2023 now ---> most of the top agricultural machinery companies are worldwide companies; NEW HOLLAND tractors are made all over the world, for instance. Some in Turkey, others elsewhere; the days of these big companies having manufacturing facilities in only one country are LONG gone.
@@MrGeorgeScatos Yes Sir, on paper you are correct. Reality shows these countries are using the money we pay them for their products against us. I call that communist. Technically that terminology isn't correct, but I hope you understand where I'm coming from. Thank you for your comment.
Running a bv5160 and bale 3000 bales a yr and have 12000 bales on it. Good baler.
Kubota Jay implements built by Vicon I believe. They were purchased by Kubota when they purchased the knervland corporation. Headquarters in Europe. They also purchased Great Plains and landpride.
Well new holland is owned by an Italian company...kubota is owned by Japanese company built in italy....i love mine...it eats anything out front...love my tractor 2
I agree Daniel. Not happy about New Holland not being USA owned anymore.
I believe that baler is made in the USA with Kubota USA. It is my understanding that the The Japanese parts are not even interchangeable with Kubota USA.
I bought the same baler a few months ago, I've only made 31 rolls so far that have been trouble free. Do you know why you have to run the scv valve in float mode?
The system uses the constant flow of hydraulic fluid to vary the pressure to build a bale that is of the correct desensity. The bale desensity can be varied in 3 portions, core, middle and outer wrap. This all can be changed on your monitor.
@@roachfamilyagriculture2417 thank you
11 minutes 40 seconds. And not a piece of machinery turns a wheel. 🙄🙄🙄
Wat kinda price they want
Its because you dont have ramp set rigt for draw bar height
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Japanese own kubota lol new holland isn’t American either.
Yes, its a shame what has happened to this country, the USA used to be the industrial giant of the world. Now most citizens here think its ok to buy most items from other countries and cant grasp why this country is still headed downward. As always, thanks for your comment.
Hay implements
That’s one hell of a baler. I’ve had Vermeer junk. I’ve had krone stuff and I have this baler. U wouldn’t give praise because you’re a John Deere guy. If u want to be biased then quit farming. I’ve got a pretty good operation and 75 percent of my stuff is not American made. Maybe even 90 percent. Your review is painful to watch.
Communist?
Yes, Kubota is owned by an overseas Communist country.
Japan isn't communist
@@farmboy_907 On paper maybe not. Actions speak louder than words. Their citizens are far from what we call "free". They like most countries now, are NOT looking to help this country but to take it over. They are certainly not alone in their efforts. Sadly it seems our leadership is helping them for their own personal gain.
Our shop works on Kubota engines just about everyday, Trust me I've seen things I don't even want to believe. Don't own one or want one after what we have seen. I'm not against anything/one, but I'm sure for what is for the USA.
I will give Kubota one thing, Their propaganda advertising really works! They have the average, 9 to 5 folks believing they are the best their ever was, around my parts anyway. There is a reason the owners manual says "not for heavy tillage work".
@@roachfamilyagriculture2417
You seem to have a few things mixed up here. KUBOTA is a Japanese company, NOT Chinese. Those are two completely different countries.
Also, this baler is made in Europe, NOT anywhere in Asia.
This is 2023 now ---> most of the top agricultural machinery companies are worldwide companies; NEW HOLLAND tractors are made all over the world, for instance. Some in Turkey, others elsewhere; the days of these big companies having manufacturing facilities in only one country are LONG gone.
@@MrGeorgeScatos Yes Sir, on paper you are correct. Reality shows these countries are using the money we pay them for their products against us. I call that communist. Technically that terminology isn't correct, but I hope you understand where I'm coming from. Thank you for your comment.