Now that brings back old memories. I remember cutting hay with a Ford 2000 with a sickle mower hay cutter. I was about 14, and loved cutting hay. Liked breaking it up to didn't care about the baling part. It smelt great. I remember cutting hay with a Farmall h too. Loved it all. Good old days. 😃😀😁👍
Such great memories! I love to hear those types of remembrances because that is exactly why I chose to farm as well! Peter and I both have similar memories as kids! Have a great day, Lynette and Peter
Lynette and Peter, thanks for your video! We bought ours yesterday and I can’t raise the sickle bar :(. I have old tractor and that’s part of the problem. Do you know if it’s possible to get this running with the older tractors? Thanks again!!
I just got a new J.D.3025 and a frontier cutter bar mower I functions just like yours. It also has hydraulic lift for the cutter bar. And you're right my tractor is only a 25 h.p. Thanks I enjoyed your video.
Dean Barr that is super exciting! We love to hear things like this! Have a great night and thank you for your comment and for.viewing! Lynette and Peter
Denny's Country Life thank you so much for subscribing, we have an older sickle bar mower as well that we will be doing a video on; it's really fun to pull it behind my M to clip pastures with! I really look forward to seeing more of your videos, I love how positive you sound and inspirational! Have a great evening!
Nice ! I sure would love to have had that type of mower here in Ireland forty years ago when my dad used send me to mow , the meadows with the use of artifical fertilizer became to heavy for traditional mowers
Oh my god, sickle bar mowers have been around since the McCormick reaper. This system is only a variation on that, just more parts to wear out, and, more things to go wrong. I grew up with a semi mounted mower mounted on a Farmall B, it would cut heavy Alfalfa all day long. Later we switched to pulltype hay conditioners, and, finally to mower conditioners. The mower conditioners had reel pickups to pull lodged and down hay into the cutting bar. You could probably buy a good used mower conditioner for less than this thing cost. And, a mower conditioner, will condition the hay for faster drying and better hay.
Thank you for this excellent video. I live in Co Armagh in Ireland. When I discovered these sickle mowers about 4 years ago I was fascinated about the many innovations these machines have compared to the old traditional sickle bar mower, especially the “non clogging” aspect. I was virtually ready to import one in a box from Italy, until I read some general reviews on some farming sites. Some people complained about bits falling off, also difficulty with maintenance etc. I’m not fully convinced about such negative views, but I think you people have the correct approach of TLC towards the machine, especially the back up of a spare sharp knife. Your video has been exceptionally informative, almost better than the manufacturers in Italy. Please keep us up to date as often as possible on the wellbeing of this mower. How long approximately would it have taken you to cut this 10 acre field.? Thank you again.
The machine is good, but sickle bar mowers requires a bit more skill to run then disc mowers. I think the bad reviews mostly stem from people who don't know their equipment... I have the 2.7m version of this Enorossi and love it!
How long is the drying time compared to a mower/conditioner? Are you baling all round bales, or are you doing small squares as well? How badly does the sickle plug up with grass? Are replacement parts readily available? Your videos may have changed my mind about getting a discbine...
Whats the purpose of the lift spring and how to adjust that.? Is that what makes the outer end of the bar raise first? Wish I could find a good used one and trade my NH 451 on it! .
Some of the old sickle bars had wheels at the end of the bar to help with the bar bouncing and scalping. Do you feel that modification would be necessary or beneficial? Thank you.
@@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861 Simple is always smart. I'm strongly considering buying one, especially if it takes second and third cut better than the old sickle mowers
Yes, our local implements dealer has several BFS 210H seven foot sickle bar mowers in their display area. The gent said they ran about 4500 bucks. I currently am getting ready to cut, rake, and bale hay for the first time ever to feed our 2 horses for the winter. I only needed about 200 bales each winter for the past few years, so that's my goal. I have several old 50's through 70's sickle mowers in my collection. All with various needs of minor repairs or missing parts. I have a beautiful 3 point hitch Ferguson rake I picked up for $450, and a good working New Holland 68 super hayliner baler for $200 from a neighbor who moved up to larger, newer round bale equipment. Just right for my small operation with a 30 hp and a 45 hp tractor(s). I personally like the sickle mowers for now because everything fits in my pole barn neatly. I don't think I could fit a hayliner in there with everything else.
How is this mower holding up so far? I bought a gribaldi just like it and couldn't keep blades or guards on it to save my life. Even walked the field to make sure it was clean.
The cam running the blades and stone guards separately? Like any cam system, say a two cylinder engine, two cams with different timing running on the same power input, so the blades and guards move independently and offset. So when the blades are at peak stroke the guards are at minimum stroke, and so on.
The best part of the mower is it doesn't kill anything but grass. Even baby rabbits don't get hurt most of the time. This what we need to save the bee's.
Yep, that looks like a well designed bar mower. Far superior to the old sickle bar mowers I'm used to being around. How hard is it to get parts for? Stay safe.
crslyrn we've only had to buy a couple of pins so far, but we have a parts dealer close by(13 miles) which carries even the replacement cutter bars for this model( so that makes it handy)! Have a great evening, Lynette
@@SeattlePioneer Most of the time it's a matter of how much someone wants to spend for a piece of equipment. Which then like you're saying, rolls to the repair side after they've bought what they can afford & discover what's worn or broken on the piece of equipment.
We actually buy parts at our local Kabota dealer and they order them from Cumin and Bricker we really only replace teeth and have only bought one box of teeth in eight years. We did just replace our cutter bar( after eight years)
I bought this mower last week (Farm King--Enorossi BFS 210 H) and love it, but am having a problem adjusting how fast the blade raises and lowers. I've followed the directions on turning those 2 knuckles near the end where you plug the hose into the tractor , but I'm not getting any results. Now it's stuck up and I can't lower the blade to mow. Any suggestions????
Turn the knobs counterclockwise while the tractor is off! Dont stand under it while you do this! The valves are probably closed and not letting fluid in or out! If it doesnt lower then start the tractor up and try your hydraulic handle to see if it lowers! I hope this works
Thank you so much for your help! It worked! I was able to lower the blade and cut some pasture weeds. However, then the blade wouldn't raise up so I could leave the field and get through the gate. Grrrr. Had to walk back to the barn to get 2 wrenches. Eventually I was able to get it to raise again. Once back in barn with tractor it wouldn't lower again. So I'm to the point of having a mechanic look at it. Will solve this eventually! Love your videos. You're doing a good job. I have a small 57 acre farm all in hay and pasture and raise 150 head of Dorper hair sheep. So need a good mower.
Joyce Weaver your so welcome and Your farm size is so perfect for this size mower! Please don't hesitate to ask us anything! Peter is really great with little challenges with equipment and machinery and is more than happy to always help! Please let us know how things work out! Have a great evening, Lynette and Peter
Many moving parts but seriously very low maintenance and long working life with minimal replacement of parts/ seriously minimal one or two small knives in over five hundred acres of hay during one season!
I would turn that tractor off when ever looking or touching that mower, you never know when something could go wrong and you lose a finger or something you need badly. Safety first, limbs dont grow back.
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Very informative. Thank you . Miss you guys. Hope you are well.
Now that brings back old memories. I remember cutting hay with a Ford 2000 with a sickle mower hay cutter. I was about 14, and loved cutting hay. Liked breaking it up to didn't care about the baling part. It smelt great. I remember cutting hay with a Farmall h too. Loved it all. Good old days. 😃😀😁👍
Such great memories! I love to hear those types of remembrances because that is exactly why I chose to farm as well! Peter and I both have similar memories as kids! Have a great day, Lynette and Peter
We love the mower; the mower retails new for about $6000 usd thanks for watching! Have a great night, Lynette and Peter
O really ☹
Lynette and Peter, thanks for your video! We bought ours yesterday and I can’t raise the sickle bar :(. I have old tractor and that’s part of the problem. Do you know if it’s possible to get this running with the older tractors? Thanks again!!
I just got a new J.D.3025 and a frontier cutter bar mower I functions just like yours. It also has hydraulic lift for the cutter bar. And you're right my tractor is only a 25 h.p. Thanks I enjoyed your video.
Dean Barr that is super exciting! We love to hear things like this! Have a great night and thank you for your comment and for.viewing! Lynette and Peter
Does an awesome job keep safe 😃👍
Enorossi. Best you can get !
Very nice.
....Thats a nice piece of equipment.....Thanks For Sharing.......
Looks like a well built mower, nice looking Hay feild👍🏻
Gerrald Farms thank you and it does a great job! Have a great Saturday! Lynette and Peter
yall make a great team
Robert Lamb awe, Thank you! Have a great evening!
Amazing bit off kit
Very nice mower you guys have there! It's a heck of a lot nicer than the old Ford 501 sickle mower I use to have. Subscribed!
Denny's Country Life thank you so much for subscribing, we have an older sickle bar mower as well that we will be doing a video on; it's really fun to pull it behind my M to clip pastures with! I really look forward to seeing more of your videos, I love how positive you sound and inspirational! Have a great evening!
What's nicer about it?
I tell you I can cut MUCH heavier grass than that with my 501 well tuned up. No problem
Nice ! I sure would love to have had that type of mower here in Ireland forty years ago when my dad used send me to mow , the meadows with the use of artifical fertilizer became to heavy for traditional mowers
Did a nice job! 👍
Oh my god, sickle bar mowers have been around since the McCormick reaper. This system is only a variation on that, just more parts to wear out, and, more things to go wrong. I grew up with a semi mounted mower mounted on a Farmall B, it would cut heavy Alfalfa all day long. Later we switched to pulltype hay conditioners, and, finally to mower conditioners. The mower conditioners had reel pickups to pull lodged and down hay into the cutting bar. You could probably buy a good used mower conditioner for less than this thing cost. And, a mower conditioner, will condition the hay for faster drying and better hay.
I found the drying time is about the same between a haybine and a sicklebar mower because of how the sickle mower lays it all out flat in the field.
Thank you for this excellent video. I live in Co Armagh in Ireland. When I discovered these sickle mowers about 4 years ago I was fascinated about the many innovations these machines have compared to the old traditional sickle bar mower, especially the “non clogging” aspect. I was virtually ready to import one in a box from Italy, until I read some general reviews on some farming sites. Some people complained about bits falling off, also difficulty with maintenance etc. I’m not fully convinced about such negative views, but I think you people have the correct approach of TLC towards the machine, especially the back up of a spare sharp knife. Your video has been exceptionally informative, almost better than the manufacturers in Italy. Please keep us up to date as often as possible on the wellbeing of this mower. How long approximately would it have taken you to cut this 10 acre field.? Thank you again.
Thank you for you excellent comment! We still love this cutter. A ten acre field takes about two hours to mow
The machine is good, but sickle bar mowers requires a bit more skill to run then disc mowers. I think the bad reviews mostly stem from people who don't know their equipment... I have the 2.7m version of this Enorossi and love it!
How long is the drying time compared to a mower/conditioner? Are you baling all round bales, or are you doing small squares as well? How badly does the sickle plug up with grass? Are replacement parts readily available? Your videos may have changed my mind about getting a discbine...
Whats the purpose of the lift spring and how to adjust that.? Is that what makes the outer end of the bar raise first? Wish I could find a good used one and trade my NH 451 on it!
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Nice video. Do you have any regrets not getting the 270 model?
Brian Pritt no regrets! We tell everyone that there is a 9 foot model, but we are very happy with the versatility of our Seven Foot cut.
i do enjoy this mower i run my cycle bar with 22 hp but it is a pull behind i believe i have a few videos of me cuting with it
farmwork686 2017 thank you so much for viewing and we will totally check your channel out! It's great to meet you! Lyneet and Peter
Some of the old sickle bars had wheels at the end of the bar to help with the bar bouncing and scalping. Do you feel that modification would be necessary or beneficial? Thank you.
This floats- no need for a wheel
Enorossi 👍
Are those all under-serrated single sickle sections?
Is the mower difficult to hook up to and unhook from the tractor? Thank you?
Very easy
Where did you get the kit and how much was it for the rear remote hydraulic connection for rear of your tractor?.. asking for a friend..
We bought the unit complete with hydraulic hook up for the tractor.
@@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861I got a JD 5303 that I need to add at least 1 set of hydraulic remote. Thanks for the reply
Does it cut second cut hay fine without bunching up?
No problems
@@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861 Simple is always smart. I'm strongly considering buying one, especially if it takes second and third cut better than the old sickle mowers
P.S. My mower (Farm King--Enorossi) BFS 210-H) cost $4525.00 put together and delivered by a local Case dealer.
That is a great price!
Yes, our local implements dealer has several BFS 210H seven foot sickle bar mowers in their display area. The gent said they ran about 4500 bucks. I currently am getting ready to cut, rake, and bale hay for the first time ever to feed our 2 horses for the winter. I only needed about 200 bales each winter for the past few years, so that's my goal. I have several old 50's through 70's sickle mowers in my collection. All with various needs of minor repairs or missing parts. I have a beautiful 3 point hitch Ferguson rake I picked up for $450, and a good working New Holland 68 super hayliner baler for $200 from a neighbor who moved up to larger, newer round bale equipment. Just right for my small operation with a 30 hp and a 45 hp tractor(s). I personally like the sickle mowers for now because everything fits in my pole barn neatly. I don't think I could fit a hayliner in there with everything else.
By the way, that local dealer is in Columbia Cross Roads, Pa. (Crossroads Equipment) on Rt.14 if anyone wanted to know.
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So buying a 6 foot Grimaldi superior 72 for $150 and only have to replace a few parts seems not to be too bad after all.
How is this mower holding up so far? I bought a gribaldi just like it and couldn't keep blades or guards on it to save my life. Even walked the field to make sure it was clean.
Excellent we did but a new cutter bar this past summer
Would this sickle bar cutter mow dry (late winter / early spring) cornstalks? Thank you in advance.
This mower is like a little brush Hog- it will cut very easily thru cornstalks
Hello from Siberia! Could you tell me, how much does this mower cost? Do you like how it works?
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Ots price nearly 1800$ there
How does the cam work on one of those?
I’ll have an answer for you today
The cam running the blades and stone guards separately? Like any cam system, say a two cylinder engine, two cams with different timing running on the same power input, so the blades and guards move independently and offset. So when the blades are at peak stroke the guards are at minimum stroke, and so on.
The best part of the mower is it doesn't kill anything but grass. Even baby rabbits don't get hurt most of the time. This what we need to save the bee's.
Obviously, you have never mowed with that type of equipment.
Yep, that looks like a well designed bar mower. Far superior to the old sickle bar mowers I'm used to being around. How hard is it to get parts for? Stay safe.
crslyrn we've only had to buy a couple of pins so far, but we have a parts dealer close by(13 miles) which carries even the replacement cutter bars for this model( so that makes it handy)! Have a great evening, Lynette
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@@SeattlePioneer Most of the time it's a matter of how much someone wants to spend for a piece of equipment. Which then like you're saying, rolls to the repair side after they've bought what they can afford & discover what's worn or broken on the piece of equipment.
@@crslyrn
My post:
A 20 horse tractof will run that bar fine...pretty much anything that can hook to ut and carry it can run it np
Where are you buying parts at?
We actually buy parts at our local Kabota dealer and they order them from Cumin and Bricker we really only replace teeth and have only bought one box of teeth in eight years. We did just replace our cutter bar( after eight years)
Great for a quick bush trim
I bought this mower last week (Farm King--Enorossi BFS 210 H) and love it, but am having a problem adjusting how fast the blade raises and lowers. I've followed the directions on turning those 2 knuckles near the end where you plug the hose into the tractor , but I'm not getting any results. Now it's stuck up and I can't lower the blade to mow. Any suggestions????
Turn the knobs counterclockwise while the tractor is off! Dont stand under it while you do this! The valves are probably closed and not letting fluid in or out! If it doesnt lower then start the tractor up and try your hydraulic handle to see if it lowers! I hope this works
Thank you so much for your help! It worked! I was able to lower the blade and cut some pasture weeds. However, then the blade wouldn't raise up so I could leave the field and get through the gate. Grrrr. Had to walk back to the barn to get 2 wrenches. Eventually I was able to get it to raise again. Once back in barn with tractor it wouldn't lower again. So I'm to the point of having a mechanic look at it. Will solve this eventually! Love your videos. You're doing a good job. I have a small 57 acre farm all in hay and pasture and raise 150 head of Dorper hair sheep. So need a good mower.
Joyce Weaver your so welcome and Your farm size is so perfect for this size mower! Please don't hesitate to ask us anything! Peter is really great with little challenges with equipment and machinery and is more than happy to always help! Please let us know how things work out! Have a great evening, Lynette and Peter
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Does a good job how many acres of hay are you making
James O Brien we make 120 acres of hay here on our farm and then another 100 on another!
where is the enorossi sickle bar mower made
Italy
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You'd certainly need a can of spinach to keep up with that using a scythe.
Please switch tractor engine off before touching cutter bar 🙄👍👍
Buenas noches soy peruano y me interesa un equipo segadora y quiero sobre un aproximado de cuánto cuesta .
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anyone else noticed the one knife half cocked due to a busted ribbet
Но вот это уже более- менее похожа на косилку." активных ножа
Would have been a good video if you could hear anything the guy was saying. Turn the tractor off or speak into the mic.
Sounds like to many moving parts. Too many bearings to wear out and then damaging both the bar and cutting edges.
Many moving parts but seriously very low maintenance and long working life with minimal replacement of parts/ seriously minimal one or two small knives in over five hundred acres of hay during one season!
It's a simple rocker cam system, any moving part has a grease point, and there's only two bearings, one for blades, one for guard.
You are Not mowing hay you mow Grass and it becomes hay 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
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I would turn that tractor off when ever looking or touching that mower, you never know when something could go wrong and you lose a finger or something you need badly. Safety first, limbs dont grow back.
I already see to engineering mistakes
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Not the ripest apples on the tree .