344 Highs and Lows Of Hay Baling Small Square Bales
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- The final baler breakdown almost toasted our season!
When a repair on the New Holland baler goes massively wrong, it's up to Erik to think fast and come up with a daring plan to get it repaired!
Will the small square baler knotter repair hold, or will they have to come up with a new plan to finish up their hay season?
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Wow!!! How can you not love this lady!!!! Persistence and dedication to her farm. And to a lady that says size doesn’t matter. Lol. This lady works so hard, not afraid to get her hands and nails dirty. Will take on any job and problems and work through it and not afraid to put it out their to the public. My hat is off to you!!!! And hat off to all the small farms!!! Y’all do it on you own and not from big corporations who own your ass and your land. You go girl!!!! Proud of ya!!!!
Love the cowgirl hat and the fact that you've got everything working well on the baler!
Me too! Fingers crossed that next year goes without a hitch!
I have to say it makes me happy when things are going well for you.
Eric is a good man!!! I think you are right kids need to be in school to make friends and their parents need a break We can't all go live in a cave forever
I love it when a plan comes together. Thanks for sharing.
Don't know how you 2 do it. Full time jobs, Erick the shop, and you with kids, and to farm on top of it. Go, Go!
I’m so sorry for your son.
The course you’re taking sounds like the best. Keep taking him to that group.
This episode in life will pass eventually.
Love your channel.
Long time subscriber.
😄 I remember you! Thanks for being a faithful sub all these years 🥰
2020 hay season in the books great video never a disappoint 😉✌🙏👍
You are getting good working on the equipment. You get your exercise doing everything.
Hello Suzanne !!!
First thing, I want to wish you and your family, Happy Valentine's day, what's left of it . You were talking about how that this pandemic has affected kids, I would like to put this out there . My 90 yrs old mom she will have been in the nursing home 2 years on this coming up March 5 around 3 weeks from now . I know personality that the pandemic has really affected my mom while that she has been in the nursing home and visitation closed down for over a year, her not being able to see me and me not being able to see her, I am the only child that she has living my older sister and brother both died from progressive muscular dystrophy, when they were younger. And the different activities that they use to have for the residents, church that they use to have and the gathering of the residents playing games and doing arts and crafts and things like that, that have been closed down now for 2 years as of March 7, 2022 . A lot of the residents just stay in there rooms all day everyday and not being able to get out and socialize with the other residents, now back in the spring of 2021 after that it warmed up I was able to go to the nursing home outside courtyard outside the activities room and they would bring my mom outside we had to both wear masks and stay so many feet apart from each other and was able to visit for 20 minutes, then a couple of days before Mother's Day my mom got sick and had to go to a local hospital and spend several days, so on Mother's Day I was able to go to the hospital and spend several hours can with her that evening and that was the first time that I had got to spend more than 20 minutes with my mom since March 7, 2020 and then after that on days that were warm my mom and other residents that were able to go outside, (just them no family stopping by to see them and be around other residents ) were let go outside for a couple of hours or so, 2 or 3 days a week and then they opened limited visitation and I was able to go ( wear a mask and a surgical like gown )to the nursing home and go inside and spend several hours at a time with my mom, but my mom has become depressed and so on over all of this .
Anyway I am glad that you all were able to get the hay baler fixed, so that you could get your hay baled, I really like that hay buggy that you have, I have never seen one like that it's pretty neat . Lots of people don't realize that you just have a limited time during a day to bale hay you have to wait till it dries off earlier in the day and then you work, work, to get it baled towards the evening before that the sun goes down and the dew starts falling and have to quit before the hay gets to damp . The work of a farmer is never done, always something to do, especially if you have farm animals they have to be looked after everyday, even if it is just a dog or dogs or a cat or cats . We use to have several horses and mules, the last big animal was one horse that we still had and had raised him here on the farm from the day he was born and he had got up in years and died at my neighbor's farm out in the pasture field had a heart attack and died . They are just like people and they become your family .
You seem like such a great gal, and I can tell that you are a go getter . You will soon be getting ready for the 2022 hay cutting season and back at it again, Suzanne . I will see you later in another video, so be careful and stay safe . So smile, joke around some, laugh and enjoy life a little each day and be that great special woman that you are .
As always, Jeffrey !!!
Hi Jeffrey, I'm so sorry to hear about your mom! My Grandma was 94 when she died from quarentine in spring 2020, exactly one month after my father in law. Neither were able to get the meds they needed (mail was unreliable but local pharmacy were all closed). She lived her whole life in her house. Even during lockdown she had a friend bring her food and cook her dinner, so she was never alone. She was VERY greatful she wasn't in an assisted living home. You are so very right. It's beyond TOUGH on our older residents, as they DO have stricter rules and restrictions.
I'm glad you were able to see her when you could!
Great job sticking to it. Its always great when the hay is in the barn. Youve learned a lot this year.
😁👍 Love the flag
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Well done Suzanne a mighty job on repairing the baler . Bet your not sorry that hay season is finished . Brilliant camera work an lots of voice over . One of your best videos so far .
The container may be a cheaper option but by the time you have it converted to office space with insulation, ventilation , windows, doors , heating and electric etc it might not work out all that much cheaper than the wooden option which you can get built to your exact specification. Keep up the great work .all the best can't wait to see your next video all the best to you and your family stay well and stay safe 😀
Farm girl great to see things are starting to work better for you and you got some help with the equipment 👍💪hang in there thanks for the great video always a joy to see what you are going to try next and you find some way to get it done 🤔😁
Glad you are done 🙂
Hy WT I am a old guy 80 I would say you make mistakes you learn from them and you carry on and get better over time. Enjoyed this video thanks very much for posting.
So good to see the baler finally working like it should after all the stress it gave you, might be worth keeping now for a few more years an just replacing a few more bits on it, give it a good clean and grease up spray the chains with some dry chain lube then if your storing it out side get a good waterproof tarp an wrap it up good an tight like a Christmas present lol, I would personally go for armish built office because unless you got a shady spot to put a container or plan on installing a/c they get roasting hot in the summer and as someone else said think about trespassers in the woods before you build a shack there.
Great video and you did great to survive all the things you did this season an still be able to smile at the end of it 👍
I do like the baler, think I'll keep her a while ;)
@@This1LifeWeLive wise move, when you get them running good they go on forever
Love the truck flags.
Ahh!!!! Love the 2 flags,on the truck. Great video. Love seeing the different camera angles.
Congratulations! I know you are relieved. I would relax for one day. Then make a list and see what is most important.
Love the flags !
You are so right , a good farmer / friend is so valuable , thank him from me that means so much , a true American , proud of him , it's " people helping people " , stay safe ! Bob
So good to see your son laugh
Good job Suzanne, and good man Erik, no bother to ya:):)
At 22:22 I absolutely loved what I saw waving in the back of your truck .👍
Good for you, the baler finally submitted. It punished you enough this year, like a lot of things. Go into 2021 head up and stronger than before
Excellent Suzanne, done at last, you must be so relieved, you're to be commended for not giving up all year against pretty staggering odds, glad Wes could help, great save by Eric, great flags in the back of the pickup, my idea for your office is still the same, the Amish shed, I hope you can still do sugaring too, wish you could put your new office next to your sugar shack, may be too much, but if anyone can get it all done, it's you
Hi Sue,
I enjoy your enthusiasm for farming.
In the future you're gonna have to get more mechanically handling of your hay.
Women are not designed to pick up heavy things.
My wife is experiencing problems because of all the hay she picked up over the years.
Hope you can make it happen.
I love your videos.
We are working on it, we bought the grapple system but will need a bit more to get it working right :)
Great!!!
I like your flags Missy!!!
For hard to find hardware, my go to, McMaster Carr. Worms, gears and pinions, oh my!
Most definitely place the cooking shack in a median area nearest the main tap line so if possible all the sap can come there to alleviate the laborious task of moving the sap otherwise to be cooked. A steam line storage and cooking process makes more relaxing sense to me Suzanne? Now, let's ponder some creative ideas to streamline and cook that sap so well that I can smell and taste it in the air here in N.W. Indiana. Lol !
LOL, yeah you can smell it a good mile away at least ;D
Hey W T Farm Girl!👋 WOW, what a hard working woman!!👍 One thing at a time! 😆❤👍
Eric is one very very lucky man drop dead gorgeous sexy wife who works just as hard as any man I've ever seen
Don’t know a lot about bailing hay other then is a butt load of work ( been down that road before many times ) but what did my eye spy when you backed the truck up to the hay cart.. it spied respect from me to WTFG family making a statement you go girl 👍👍👍👍
You are amazing!
Great video, Congrats on end of hay season 2020, Nay on Syrup 2021, (you've a lot to do)
Eric is lucky to have you . Your one heck of a worker and a beautiful woman
Hey Sue yes it is a good feeling to finish the season hay wise. Just like the seasons we all get tired of the heat then the cold but those changes are good for us well ok for me anyway. Hay looked very good nice color. 👍 up to you on getting it all done.
Just love your flags
You are so cool! We used to do small squares and it was a whole family ordeal and you're out here doing it by yourself. That's good your son is able to do things with friends. My oldest is in kindergarten and I know how it is. You are a great role model going out and getting things done and figuring it out yourself! And yes MAPLE SYRUP! I want to see that 😁
Our older kids used to be forced into helping, but as the years went by the'd begin askign ahead of time when we were doing hay, and would be gone for the entire week 🤔. So we had to find a way to do things with less bodies :( Tough time to be in kindergarten, kids so excited for school but it's not the way it normally would be :(
@@This1LifeWeLive Oh man I know that trick. Dad never liked that one, especially because we were the hay stackers. And yes it's sad for the kids, but my kindergartener doesn't know any different right now. Now they are talking about shutting Ohio down again though 😫😫 Hope you all stay safe!
@@HomegrownPassion i havent been out of state since February.. I hear its hit or miss in Ohio. Everyone here figured the way our Gov is running things in the state she will shut us down as well. Everyone is buying hot and fast out here. Good thing you are set on veggies and meat! Ive got meat down, but still working on getting veggies going out here
@@This1LifeWeLive You are so right. Luckily we are in a pretty "red" section of the state if you know what I mean. I enjoy seeing videos of farmers doing everyday things like normal instead of watching the news. And yes I'm very blessed in the food department. Get a little hydroponic setup and you'll be good! :)
Glad to see you getting things going wes is a great source of info.
Suzanne you should have Eric Fabricate you a ladder on the side of The Hay Car that way you can steer clear of front of the hay cart be a lot easier for you to get up inside as the bale shoot is meant to be used as a ladder just a helpful tip and great idea
Goodness Gracious ole clink clank the baler is doing a good job lol have a day love from TEXAS
Good to see you got your hay baled.
Well done!
I'll have to add if you have the maple pot inside you'll have little critters in there to. Something you don't want if you have it outside all you would need is a place to keep dry and warm a small shed dirt floors.
Can those worm gears be reversed to get a newer wear pattern? Glad you are done Haying for the year. Very well done.
For Sale: 1. Haybine, New bar. 2. Baler, gently used. Weight unknown.
Those gears wear like that. You just make adjustments to take up the slack and keep on baling..They need a lot of slack for all the dirt and hay falling in between the gears.
@@mikegoodman447 IF they are reversible end for end you would be starting with Factory clearance on one side.
@@gordbaker896 The gears with the stripped out nut fit on a taper. You loosen the nut and tap the shaft to loosen. You then rotate the shaft and tighten the gear back on the taper to "get it in time" So the gear can't be reversed... I have seen severely worn gears work fine. Nothing to worry about.
@@mikegoodman447 Thanks for the great explanation.
Thego pro on the hay cart looks like a drunk raked the hay lol
You have some pretty nice equipment for just getting started and to see it stored outside in the field will be costly in the long run. Budget priorities sure are confusing especially for us that just stick our noses in when they shouldn't!!!
We have been slowly upgrading. One of these days I'll do a roadside tour of local farms. Most family frms out here keep a good portion of equipment outside. Our pole barn ran us $30,000. Since we are a debt-free, it will take a little bit to save up $30,000 :) But eventually we will get there!
I'd do a amish building. The container would have to be insulated with it being all steel.
You will be amazed at how many parts will fit each baler. Even the plunger gearbox
Yeah, I could have told you a majority of the knotter parts between your two balers are interchangeable.... cuz I cheated & looked it up in the parts catalog on Messicks site. ;v) :vD Glad to see you're done for the season. Congrats & a round of drinks for everyone! Woooo! For videos, I'd like to see one detailing what was up with the Gehl baler & maybe a blooper reel. Those are always classic. As for the rest of the vids, post whatever your heart desires. Cheers!
Yup we do have one on the round baler, heheheh! COming in the next few weeks!
@@This1LifeWeLive Can't wait! That's a video I can show off to some of my old timer buddies that used to work at Gehl & one of whom was a regional sales manager. Always interesting to hear their observations. Then there's a couple other guys who are very serious about their retirement & would rather not talk about work. Which is fine. They're always good for small talk & a tall Old Fashioned. ;v)
Hardest smartest working woman cutest smile
You got her done. : D
I originally subscribed to your channel because it was an attractive woman doing farm stuff. This was right after my wife and I bought a place with 2.25 acres and she started buying chickens. I watched a few videos and liked your content. I have to say that you guys have come a long way! I just bought my first tractor, which is a subcompact kubota. I don't want to know how much that tractor cost knowing what a subcompact cost lol. I'm now looking at 100+ acre plots and thinking about what the options are. We already raise over 100 chickens. I'm currently going back and starting to watch all your videos from the beginning.
That's awesome! It's crazy how small land seems once you start putting it to use! We thought our 87 acres was excessive, but after 5 years realize it's too small! (well we can only get 30 possible acres of hayfield since we have woods and swamps). I think the biggest thing is planning, and plotting out progress for the next few years. Running numbers, both costs and potential profits :)
Yeah Eric to the rescue. Sorry to hear that Suzanne. I hope everything will.work out. 25 inch lbs or 25 foot lbs?
umm... I hadn't heard of inch pounds until a few days later . . . so I don't know Ill have to check
At least you got hay made this year
I had equipment issue then
weeds took over so I bushed hogged everything I had left lost most my ground to big farms
There's always 2021
We had ours in the woods (maple house) it worked great. How big is your pot for boiling down the syrup? I used to have a great time keeping the burners going sometimes we used alot of wood until we turned it to LP Gas but that ran in to $$$$ wood was alot cheaper.
We finish right in the main pan (we have an auto draw system). It's all wood fired :)
Hey Sue just as Neal Hadley stated never leave PTO equiptment operating if you intend to touch anything on the machine. That was the first thing dad always told me when I started operating any PTO equiptment "stay on the seat while PTO is turning" !!!!!!!!!!!!
I do turn the throttle down, but often I need to check how things are running, and can't do that it's it's off ;)
@@This1LifeWeLive Well yes I agree, but always be careful when the machine is running not to put your hands where they don't belong :)
Great video 👍 nice flag
Hi, Sue! Great vid! Hey, Eric's looking thinner. Are you feeding him enough? Winter is comin.lol I would seriously consider finding a round baler that can bale your hay. Your not getting younger. That is what forced my change over. The right round baler can bale a nice tight bale that can be stacked in the barn by loader. I think the one you tried wasn't the right one for your type of hay. One with rolls instead of belts work better with grass hay. Something like the Gehl Roll-A-Bale round baler. Makes a soft core bale from grass hay. There are other mfg. that make them as well. Doin Awesome!
if it were mine i would rethread the worm drive shafts down to the next smaller size and toss them in the tool box as extras or put them back on the spare backup baler
Do you rake the hay on the day you bale or just the previous day?
I raked it a few times but also 1 hr before baling due to extra dew accumulated under the rows left overnight
Always rake the day you bale 1 hour before you bale may not be long enough for the bottom to dry. The day your baling rake the hay as soon as the dew comes off and you no longer can see any wet on your shoes walking thru the grass then give it several hours more to dry. Do you have a moisture tester in the tunnel on your baler or just a spear tester? 85 lb. bales is not the way to find out the hay is still to wet to bale. What was that broken pile of hay your son was playing in next to the elevator? Did that get re-baled?
Goes blesses to with you
Now I'm no expert but that looks like a 640 John Deere side delivery rake that's what I use to rake and Ted all my hay on the farm and it works perfect so I think it's your rake might have a problem with it cuz I get perfect windrose
Well it is pretty mangled for sure. I tried repairing it last year but the framework is twisted badly and I don't have anything to pull it straight. First cut it does decent on, but we grow fine leafed orchard grass and a slight breeze causes it to fly with that rake. The twisting action on the wheel rake helps keep it in a tight row and prevents blow over :)
That thing breaks down as much as my poor car does
Kinda like wiper blades. they don't give any problems till you use them. The more reconditioning she does on the machine the more reliable it will become. It needs new bearings on the plunger and pick up reel rollers.
yes, the bearings went out on the chamber of the 275, so I know the kind of havoc that will wreak ;)
0:54 Ha, Suzanne got jokes!!!
how many bales did you make for the season. me and my wife did about 1,400
That's what we got too! We did 1,000 first cut and a bit over 400 the second cut :D
@@This1LifeWeLive so satisfying when it's all done and the barn is full...we just started feeding all that hard work to my 3 cows w/calves, 1 bull, 1 horse and 4 alpacas from now until mid-May 2021. We use a NH 269 Hayliner, similar to your old baler.
Yep
Go with the Amish you going to spend alot of time in there. How easy will be to get to the shack reliably if its in the woods?
we actually have something for the woods roads . . . just no videos on it yet ;)
How do you like the New Holland overall as your farm tractor? I'm just looking to purchase a farm and am in the market for a suitable tractor.
So far only complaint is the oil filter is hard to change. Love it otherwise 😄
I had to stop watching this video to say " NEVER LEAVE ANY PTO DRIVEN MACHINE AND GO TOUCHING THINGS!!!!!!!!!! SAFTEY FIRST ABOVE ALL ELSE. Second, if a nut strips like that,just put an additional nut on to hold it,if room and u have the nut. NEVER TAKE A DUMP IN THE WEEDS,MIGHT BE SOME POISON PLANT AROUND🤣🙃🤣
It was the bolt that stripped :( and no extra threads to get a second nut on... I tried 😪
You're right about the PTO that's why if I leave it on I don't touch anything I just look if I need to fix something I kill the PTO first then fix it
Hey Susie as long as you just keep being as cute as a button here you will always have a good viewers like me Brad from Minnesota
Build a new pole barn with a office space and a heated shop. Just a thought. I know the difficulty of needing things and trying to figure out how to pay for it.
New pole barn will be where the house is, so Erik can work on cars in a heated and cemented shop ;) . . . and maybe store equipment in too!
i say get the amish shed, my sugarhouse is in the sugarbush where they all should be! i finish mine in the house but im old fashion
Disengage the PTO when stopping... THE Plunger WILL screw up the bale in the chamber by hammering on it for extended periods of time.. Can also chew up the twine and make the third bale fail. Your pressure is to high because the hay making chamber is full of rust and the bale can't slide out. Pumping the bales up that tall chute make high density bales too. Some people lightly spray paint the inside of the chamber after hay season to hold back rust.
The inside is pretty smooth, no paint no rust, but I did find a small metal bit that could be catching. Prob need to replace inner bale chamber. And yes it's the chute causing the back pressure, and then again when the top gets too full and has to shove bales across the top of the pile ;)
Do you drive all of your knowledgable tubers crazy
??? Everyone is knowledgeable on something, but it's hard to be knowledgeable on everything. People do often have good advice, and good intentions, but hard to have the perfect advice when they are not in my shoes directly :)
Wtfarm girl good job on your head at least you got the Baylor work
You are a great farmer. Keep up the good work .
I wonder on average how many bales are created daily? Looks like a lifetime of rabbit feed to me!
Not sure, but I did read the MAxilator grapple system can do 1,000 bales a day, lol!
@@This1LifeWeLive That is amazing. Thank you for the reply!
Suzanne, I guess it was the worm gear after all. This may be the last video I watch. 22:37 did it for me.
I'm sorry! I had to edit out all my extra butt shots! My underwear was popping out the back and there was no way I was gonna let that slide through!
WT Farm Girl Videos I'm sorry, I was mistaken. It was 22:20-22:34. That thing on your truck.
gee, ether this video is weeks old or your ome lucky gal, we had 7 days of cold rain, with day time highs of 38F and nith time lows of 26 to 37, yester day i woke up to no water in the house, yup the line under the trailer froze solid, and the rain had turn to snow. our leaves have all been down for over 3 weeks, this morning, i look out side, to see 4 inchs of fn snow on the ground, and a cold 24F , all the calve, bigger steers that go to freezer camp Nov. 23rd, and the heifer, alll balling, because they are to lazy to go out into the fall feeding field, that been growing all summer with no one on it, just for this kind of fall weather.. no i have not picked up any big round bales yet, because of 2 things, 1 if they see hay bales out side there eletric fence they will rather run the fence to get the hay, then go eat the tall grass out in the fall feeding feild, 2 my hay guy has not got his hay in from the fields yet, all his roads to his fields and 3 feet of mud, he waits until the ground freezes up a bit before he hauls it out, it is the same thing every year, the none stop fall rain.. ya they will ball there faces off for a few hours then head out to that field.. it what i go though every fall, dam cows are lazy criters.. with this saved feiled i can normally extends grazing an extra month, as long as we dont get a wet heavy big dump of icy snow, yes it has happened, one Oct, that stands out, we got 4 feet of heavy wet snow over night on the 17th of Oct, and it stayed .. it was a trip to another farm,, for small very costly square bales, i hope that dont happen this year, because my calves eat down all the waste high grass in there small field so fast, i had to go pick up 20 small squares at $8.75 a bale, to get them though until they had enough weight on, heavy grain, to condition them for the up coming long cold winter and i fixed the back fence in the fall grazing field, so now there in there with all the big guys and girls. i hear so much of usa shortages, we have not had any shortages, but all the fire wood dealers, have no birch or black ash wood stock pile like they normally do, in fact most of them dont have any. in all my years working in the bush for a big paper mill, in the camps, they didnt want more then 10% birch and black ash chips in there pulp trailer chips, because it take thousands more gallons of chemical to brake down the fibers. but since this corona crap, they want all the black ash and birch, so these fire wood places, and there are many, are luckey if they can get a truck load of tree length in a month all summer, witch only lasts them a week. witch all so has put the contract truckers out of work, because trucking to all these fire wood places is all the have ever done12 months a year, i went for a load of fire wood just a few miles from me on Friday, knowing i wouldnt have enough on hand with this weather moving in, this was to be my 4th load this fall, when i got there, he had none at all, so i drove 6 miles more to another, they had none, just pine.. i went 12 miles farther and they had none, but they had some shitty poplar for the same price. well i had no chose but to take a load of that, i am really worried because ever since my ex turned the boiler off and cut the water line under the sink. flooding and freezing up my moblie home. i dont have any other form of heating, to top this off, by Emma, my black lab got really sick, and my faarm vet gave up small anamals 3 years ago, being he so busy with large ones, i couldnt get her in to any vet, as they were not taking anyone one new, due to corona, unless it was to put down an anamal.. she died on me at 4:37pm on Sept. 23rd facebook.com/photo?fbid=10158514623126421&set=a.449802851420 she was my whole life :(
I'm sorry to hear about Emma :( She looked like a sweet girl. We've had issues with vets out here too. Maybe another dog will come into your life who needs someone to show her love and care. My Grandma always swore she'd never get another dog after her dogs died, but always ended up with rejected shelter dogs no one would adopt. Her last one was rehomed 4 times by the time it was 2 and was fully blind. He lived to be 14 years old and had a great life with my grandma. I'm sure the way things are right now, that someone needs a home for their dog.
Hopefully you'll be able to get some hay and firewood before it gets too snowy. And yes, the video was shot end of September :)
Was told by a dealership dont wash a baler with water. blow it off with air to clean it up when done for the year
That's what I do, lots of compressed air!
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Container for office. You can fix up the way you want. For sugar shack keep in mind trespassers.
Hi Sue what an hay season you have worked so hard and i have enjoyed all your videos
Well now what adventures are coming up. Steve 🌹🌹
Working on the new adventures, lol!
@@This1LifeWeLive I knew you would be lol, lm looking forward to see how you set up your sugar shack and what goes on in the syrup making. Steve in OZ 💐💐
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Amish built shack you won't be disappointed The Amish build products to last.
Glad you got the baler to clicking...it can be a pain...and I loved seeing the flags waving...
Trump 2020!!!!!
Who needs to go to a gym, when you live on a farm, your so buff : ]
Nice hate...
Maintance never ending I remember that on our farm
Another great vid!
Get a shipping container for your sugar shack so that you could put the tote on top and plumb it into it.
Need to grease some equipment!
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AFAIK, torque wrenches should set to zero when you finish using it. Not sure if not leaving the wrench set to zero contributed to the torque wrenches demise, but...
yes we all want some maple syrup , how are suppost to live with out it ?
hahaha, so true!
I,m glad you got your knotters in time,thank god for Wes to help you out. By the way my Uncle was also named Wesley and my farther was Earl.you are one hard worker when it comes to hay making, your more than welcome to come to my brothers farm and practice.
Your video is coming up next, so you'd better tie yourself into your seat and not drink anything ;D
Can i have a tall glass of c cold milk with that and some homemade cookies?
Good to see the Bailey final start behaving for the most part.
Many mental health experts have been saying these lockdowns are the worst thing for children and those that have problems.
Their being ignored.
If you have the money I think the Amish built shack would be really nice, otherwise a shipping container with a wood floor along with some windows.
I hope you get the sugar shack up and running, my maple syrup will probably run out early next year!
Nice job on the video, good seeing the pups and your son playing!
Take care!
Go with the Amish shed you'll regret getting the shipping container it will get so hot in there it will be miserable