I bought a $125 dollar on clearance Walmart backup cam. It’s been on a year, works flawlessly. I have one camera aimed directly behind for round baling and another off to the right hand side for mowing. My hips are not the best and looking back for many hours in a row isn’t fun. This was amazing.
Have the same unit on my RV and I have a extra camera that I plan on putting on my Kuhns also ,thinking I will put a deep cycle battery in the cross plate and wire the camera into that and put it on a fused switch as a option ,other wise would have to have the lights on to power it
Have you checked to see if the center prong in the light cord has power on it when the key is on. It does on the tractor plug but not sure if the extension cord that Kuhns sends has the extra wire in it for that. I was planning to check and see if it does. If it does it could be hooked to that.
All you have to do is get a test light turn on the key, ground the test light, open the cap and test for power on any of the prongs. I’m pretty sure it’s the center on that works with the key. If you find power at the tractor then check the same prong at the back of the baler. I would then turn off the key to make sure it goes off with the key.
@@DLHFarms yup except my baler and accumulator is buried in my machine shed , stored for the winter ( northern Wisconsin ) and lots of winter equipment has to be rotated out of the way 😁
Front and rear cameras have been on my radar for a while... I think I'll just jump in and do it. I run a much smaller HLA 2000 blade, and they don't make optional side plates for it that I am aware. I would but them in a minute.
In the camera setup menu lower your frame rate slightly or lower the bit rate. The reason you're seeing a delay is there's a high resolution coming from your camera that it takes just a split second for it to travel through the air to get to your monitor, especially if it's a 4K resolution camera, by lowering the frame rate you decrease the amount of information that the camera is sending to the monitor or you can lower the bit rate which will do the same thing. A slight adjustment on either one of these will not lower your resolution to the point your eye can tell it but it will get your camera feed to the monitor faster and what you see on the monitor will be in real time with out any delay.
Yes a lot of people use them for that and most people get their power for the camera from the clearance light at the top rear of the camper only thing is you have to turn on your parking lights for it to work but that’s better than trying to fish a wire back there.
Nice set up. Wanting to order me one to go on my Kuhn Accumulator also but can’t find any videos on someone showing you how they did that yet. Can’t wait to see how you mount yours. Have you been able to see if you can get any power back there to the camera if you mount it on the accumulator. Thank you for your time and keep up the great videos.
They work really well on balers and when coupled to accumulators. Do they work in the dark at all - I somehow doubt it as they will likely require a light source.
Hey Dennis, I'm a couple months behind on my videos, i just watched your winter project video and I'm pretty sure you made a mistake on your disc blade openers, the bevel is suppose to be toward the seed boot. i left you a comment on that video but not sure you will see it being that it is 2 months old. have a good one, I enjoy the videos.
Thanks I have been looking to one on my tractor for my square bale accumulator. Where did you tap into the wiring harness for the camera and rear camera
I took the roof off the top of the cab and hooked it into the radio power up top and you can use a fuse tap to get power from the fuse box to go to the loader.
You have mentioned you put Global to Skidsteer adapters on the John Deere tractors, see that in this video. Can you tell me a brand you use, im finding most of the stuff does not have the 4000lbs rating that the JD Global system has.
I wonder if you could figure out a way to mount one of these on the Square bail Accumulator so you can see what's going on if it doesn't work correctly while making a pack.
Nice setup. I added one to my M5-111 because you're right, you can't see anything up front with the tall hood. What mounting rail is that you have all the monitors mounted to? Is it pretty solid?
That’s what I want to see is a camera on the Baylor to see if it really can pick up the knot on the Baylor going up the shoot on my accumulator right now I’m using mirrors I do have one back up camera and one cam tractor but it doesn’t look like it’s really clear enough that it would get through all the dust and sunshine to see the knot on the twine
Thinking about adding a camera setup on my tractor to help with hooking attachment onto the loader. I am wondering how it has held up and if you would still recommend this setup?
I'm interested in hearing how it works out for you. If you're happy with it I might put one on our 6120E, but I'm not sure if the E is the same wiring as the loader you have
@@DLHFarms no problem. I think it's interesting how you would use cameras on the tractor like that. Who would of knew. Well I guess they do actually do it but you put them where you wanted them. 👌👍
Great idea, I'm planning on doing something similar on my bale grapple so I can see up on top of the hay stack. Just posted a video up on it. th-cam.com/video/DRAmSu7frfU/w-d-xo.html in case you're interested...
I put one on my tractor 4yrs ago, it works great to see the pallet forks.
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Great idea to be able to see better. Look forward seeing the new camera videos. Thanks enjoyed watching ‼️‼️‼️
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I bought a $125 dollar on clearance Walmart backup cam. It’s been on a year, works flawlessly. I have one camera aimed directly behind for round baling and another off to the right hand side for mowing. My hips are not the best and looking back for many hours in a row isn’t fun. This was amazing.
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Great addition ,can only improve ease of work and safety
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Morning Dennis, nice camera setup, hope it meets all your expectations.
Thanks! Me too!
You're definitely high tech! Very nice equipment.
Haha thanks
Nice setup Dennis, hope that Camera's work out and more videos to follow 👍
Thanks!
Very Very nice, Thankyou for great video, you have nice equipment an proud of how you take care of it. Have a good day.
Good Mornin Dennis. That is a very cool setup there!! I like it!
Thanks 👍
I'm curious to see a follow up review from you. I also hope they work well for you. I would like to get some cameras for my tractor eventually.
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I have been looking for a camera to put on my 953, thanks for the lead.
It think I seen somewhere that it will work on a 24v system.
Great idea Dennis. Hope it works better for you.
Thanks
The cameras are great. Your neck will appreciate this the most. You ll get spoiled and want to put them on all your tractors. LOL
I’m fine with that haha
It is very helpful 👍👍
Awesome!
We have same camera on my dads o2 ram for backing up to trailers it works great we had it a few years no issues
Good to know thanks!
Have the same unit on my RV and I have a extra camera that I plan on putting on my Kuhns also ,thinking I will put a deep cycle battery in the cross plate and wire the camera into that and put it on a fused switch as a option ,other wise would have to have the lights on to power it
Have you checked to see if the center prong in the light cord has power on it when the key is on. It does on the tractor plug but not sure if the extension cord that Kuhns sends has the extra wire in it for that. I was planning to check and see if it does. If it does it could be hooked to that.
@@DLHFarms was looking at the outside case/covering today hard to say with out taking it apart
But thinking not likely. Can't get that lucky can we 😁😁
All you have to do is get a test light turn on the key, ground the test light, open the cap and test for power on any of the prongs. I’m pretty sure it’s the center on that works with the key. If you find power at the tractor then check the same prong at the back of the baler. I would then turn off the key to make sure it goes off with the key.
@@DLHFarms yup except my baler and accumulator is buried in my machine shed , stored for the winter ( northern Wisconsin ) and lots of winter equipment has to be rotated out of the way 😁
Hey Dennis your going to be all wired. Good job SIR
Haha
I was wondering how much of a pain it was to wire the one on the front of the loader- it sure was handy that wiring was already there. Great idea!!
Yeah worked out great
Front and rear cameras have been on my radar for a while... I think I'll just jump in and do it. I run a much smaller HLA 2000 blade, and they don't make optional side plates for it that I am aware. I would but them in a minute.
Go for it it’s worth it.
In the camera setup menu lower your frame rate slightly or lower the bit rate. The reason you're seeing a delay is there's a high resolution coming from your camera that it takes just a split second for it to travel through the air to get to your monitor, especially if it's a 4K resolution camera, by lowering the frame rate you decrease the amount of information that the camera is sending to the monitor or you can lower the bit rate which will do the same thing. A slight adjustment on either one of these will not lower your resolution to the point your eye can tell it but it will get your camera feed to the monitor faster and what you see on the monitor will be in real time with out any delay.
Thanks for the info!
Wow. Thanks for Sharing. A great idea for our Camper Trailer.
Yes a lot of people use them for that and most people get their power for the camera from the clearance light at the top rear of the camper only thing is you have to turn on your parking lights for it to work but that’s better than trying to fish a wire back there.
Good idea. Wonder how the dust will affect it? Keep having to wipe the lenses off but Idk. Can't wait til haying season lol
I’m sure it will happen but as far as I know they don’t make one with a wiper on it haha
Haha. Hmmm That gives me an idea. Gonna be rich. "Lens wipers" lol. I think the camera on the acumulator will save you some headaches.
Nice set up. Wanting to order me one to go on my Kuhn Accumulator also but can’t find any videos on someone showing you how they did that yet. Can’t wait to see how you mount yours. Have you been able to see if you can get any power back there to the camera if you mount it on the accumulator. Thank you for your time and keep up the great videos.
I haven’t worked on it yet but it’s on my to do list.
They work really well on balers and when coupled to accumulators. Do they work in the dark at all - I somehow doubt it as they will likely require a light source.
These have infrared light in the cameras so they can see in the dark to a certain extent.
That’s awesome how’s the camera still working
Yes still works
Yea that 0.5 second can be crucial at times I got a dash cam I would say that's about same
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Hey Dennis, I'm a couple months behind on my videos, i just watched your winter project video and I'm pretty sure you made a mistake on your disc blade openers, the bevel is suppose to be toward the seed boot. i left you a comment on that video but not sure you will see it being that it is 2 months old. have a good one, I enjoy the videos.
I switched it
Don't ask me how I know! 😉 Been there, they don't work as good in no till and they wear fast.
Thanks I have been looking to one on my tractor for my square bale accumulator. Where did you tap into the wiring harness for the camera and rear camera
I took the roof off the top of the cab and hooked it into the radio power up top and you can use a fuse tap to get power from the fuse box to go to the loader.
You have mentioned you put Global to Skidsteer adapters on the John Deere tractors, see that in this video. Can you tell me a brand you use, im finding most of the stuff does not have the 4000lbs rating that the JD Global system has.
I’m using the HLA heavy duty. It’s a great adapter but it cost $2000.
Cameras can help a lot with big equipment. I don't think you will like the delay of the wireless but, you never know.
I’m sure I won’t like that part but running more cables do thrill me either.
I wonder if you could figure out a way to mount one of these on the Square bail Accumulator so you can see what's going on if it doesn't work correctly while making a pack.
Yep working on that
Looks like it will work good show us your round baler.
Yeah probably
Just a thought, what's the likelihood of the camera on the side of the cab on the NH being wiped out by a stray branch?
It’s still behind the cab just over to one side
Almost looks like a planting tractor with all those monitors! Haha
It does do a little seed drilling, but mostly mowing, baling and lime/fertilizer spreading.
Nice setup. I added one to my M5-111 because you're right, you can't see anything up front with the tall hood. What mounting rail is that you have all the monitors mounted to? Is it pretty solid?
I got it from Sloan implement. It’s pretty solid.
@@DLHFarms I looked over a K&M and they don't make one for mine. Does yours swing out with the door, or stay mounted to the cab?
Stays with the cab
That’s what I want to see is a camera on the Baylor to see if it really can pick up the knot on the Baylor going up the shoot on my accumulator right now I’m using mirrors I do have one back up camera and one cam tractor but it doesn’t look like it’s really clear enough that it would get through all the dust and sunshine to see the knot on the twine
It would be hard to see the knots for sure.
That gives me an idea for our 6120E
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Thinking about adding a camera setup on my tractor to help with hooking attachment onto the loader. I am wondering how it has held up and if you would still recommend this setup?
Still working good
I'm interested in hearing how it works out for you. If you're happy with it I might put one on our 6120E, but I'm not sure if the E is the same wiring as the loader you have
Here's the link to the video of the loader on our 6120
So far it works good
May I send you the link to an idea I have on our loader? My email is ebietravis@gmail.com
Cabs full of gadgets . Now you can justify to the wife buying another JD . Hahaha
Haha good luck with that one
Any update on cameras? Was it worth it and do the magnets work out well
It does help to see the loader to hook stuff up. They are still working just fine after over a year of use.
Good deal I’m going to give them a try.
Do you get any inference with picture with your LED lights turned on?
Nice Dennis
Thanks
i have a camera aimed at the bale chamber of my square baler to make sure they are tied before they head to the accumulator
Where did you get them again
Amazon
@@DLHFarms thanks Dennis
Hello there bud. Hope all is well 👍🙏
Hey everything is going good!
Hey Dennis have done a urea delete on your 4710?
No I haven’t
Hum been contemplating it says up to 127 hp on the tune. Seems a little much for that engine but would like to delete urea for sure.
@@joeculbertson3602 I don’t have mine tuned at all but ekotune told me they could add 25hp, don’t know that it’s been tested at that much.
Action!! Camera!!
Haha
You're taking the JD out in the salt? Nooooo!
No not unless I have too.
Not Antifa, but Amtifo. Lol, I thought the exact same thing...
Haha 👍
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What’s the problem?
@@DLHFarms no problem. I think it's interesting how you would use cameras on the tractor like that. Who would of knew. Well I guess they do actually do it but you put them where you wanted them. 👌👍
Great idea, I'm planning on doing something similar on my bale grapple so I can see up on top of the hay stack. Just posted a video up on it. th-cam.com/video/DRAmSu7frfU/w-d-xo.html in case you're interested...