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- Yesterday’s video was mostly talking, today video I don’t say a word. We are baling the second to last field for Hay Season 2018 first cutting. The IH 986 is pulling the NH 565 small square baler. I show wagon changes as well as some issues with the baler.
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Thank you for a great video without annoying music etc. Man, machine, and farm. 🙏
Said it would not have to do that the article is about to make the game better to get better or more challenging but keep the app on track of a level that has eluded of course the way he does it for a few years now that I can see that he is a better person than the other one he is a
I grew up on a farm in South Dakota. This reminds me of that period, and the peace that came with it. Thank you.
Very well done e Ellenton ideo makes me reflect on the days years ago on the farm we had a 460 utility diesel and a #46 baler they ran and baled all day ar just the ram I miss those times and I just had to comment on this video thank you soooo much GOD BLESS dave
Thanks for the view, glad to bring back memories
Machinery sounds are music to one’s ears. Thanks much for giving us such pure music.
thanks for not talking! I hear enough people jabber jawing throughout the day . This was wonderful; I think I could smell the grass and hay while watching.
This was such a good video. I liked how it was all about the hay, not the person baling. And I understood every hand gesture.
I started driving around without the radio on. Realized I needed more of this nowadays.
I grew up on a farm, but we didn’t have a bale thrower. We trailed a rack behind with a couple guys to stack bales. More bales per hay rack. Or we dropped the bales on the ground and had to throw them up onto the hay rack. Either way, your thrower is less work, thus more intelligent. Thanks for taking me back to my childhood.
Thanks for the view.
Working your land , there aren’t many things as pleasurable as this
Yea I would agree. Sometimes it gets frustrating when things don’t work or the weather is against you.
Oh I wish I was back into farming. I helped my step father when I was young. Now retired, I would love to do it again! Your no talking reminds me when my step father could not talk, then he could not write well but I knew every word he was trying to say since we worked together so long.
Heh, I wish I had a square baler that would throw, but when I was young we had this Ford, and it would just drop it off, so I and others would go around and gather them up in a group so we could come by with a pickup and get them up. Nice to see this with just the natural sounds.
One of the best videos I've ever seen,that tractor looks a powerhouse and sounds very good with the baler.
Thanks for these educational videos. Amazing how much respect I gained for this kind of hard work in 10 mins than I did in my entire life. God bless the internet.
Thanks!
Yeah my uncle helped stack with us for a day and he lives in the city and says the same thing as you sinkiy
good to hear the sounds of a real farm with the tractor and equipment doing the talking - music to the ears
amazing how you can learn so much just by paying attention and not saying a word great video. great video
Excuse me, He said "No Talking."
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Very nice brings back memories of my days running a 1086 doing the same thing.. the sounds of a proper running New Holland baler is music in its self ..
Boy, this brought back memories. We had a IH 986 with the same type cab and vinyl doors and sections to close it up. Dual rears that were off so we could run the chopper. Also NH baler but a smaller version, a 273. Of course that was run with a smaller IH tractor. The fun part was getting older and more experienced. You went from the wagon to the tractor seat after awhile. Farm sold 12 years ago as my dad was retired. Sorta miss it....except for the work!
Hey thanks for watching
pa is the most interesting place to farm, the landscape always keeps you on your toes!!!
Have you been in WV farming you can't find an acre of flat land out here lol
In my teens and early 20's, friend and I would bail hay for 2 farmers. I started out in the barn stacking bails for the 1st year. Second year, earned my way to the wagon stacking it. Year 3, I was driving the tractor! Hard, hot and sweet work but I enjoyed it. Hard to find teens today willing to "work" bailing hay unless they grew up doing it..
Belt alignment is important. Viewing the operator is as important as viewing the operation. Don't be shy. Peace.
The last year we farmed my girls and I baled hay with a baler and wagons like this one it was my husbands grandfather's equipment. Hired a couple boys to help put it in the barn they quite said the girls were working them to death. With our hay and grandpa's 7,000 bales.
I liked all the reminders to stay hydrated. 🤣
Awesome video.
Thanks for putting this one out like you did. You can get the enjoyment across with just silence. And,hey, I saw that at 10:58
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Typical New Holland they won't tie one side quite often if you can bale fifteen bales in a row wit it tying one side it's a miracle
Beautiful country, love the hand signals, and hydrate hydrate hydrate!!!!
Yea the views are pretty nice. I’m always drinking water.
I saw the machines and was interested. Then I was 15 again and it was 1982ish. We had to buck the hay. If it had shot out it would have been a game, you know like playing catch with yard darts! Hadn't thought about that in a long time. Thanks
Brought back alot of memories of running both 986’s my grandpa had plus when you were backing up i could tell when you let the clutch out a little and pushed it back in best regards from one ex PA farmer to another
How refreshing was that and what a beast of a pitching bailer was that!!
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did everyone else find this to be one of the most informative and most easy to watch video?!! Ha.
Haha, figured I would do a video with no talking for a change
YES, Jon, These no talk videos are the best. This is TV, not Radio! I can see what you are doing. wasting my time telling me what you are going to do is an insult.
It is weird that the standard premise is introduced the video tell you what I'm going to do and then show it being done. I did a couple no talk videos myself and they have a pretty good viewership but my channel doesn't have a lot of action on
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My father would go out while we were doing chores at night and keep bailing. We had 6 wagons each could hold 150 bails. When we were done with morning chores we would start unloading. When 2 were empty he would start bailing again. 6 hours a day at least unloading. Sometimes would unload 2k to 3k a day. Happy bailing. 😆 Don't miss it that much.
A lot of memories for me. Bailing hay in the early '70's.
Brings back memories. I grew up baling on a 656 and hayliner 68
Still a good combo for its time
PA Farms no doubt. I’ll never forget the sound of them running all day
Great video, weird not hearing you talk but also soothing to just listen to the equipment running
Yea yesterday’s video was all talking, so I figured I would do one and not say a word
Thank you for your video. I first saw this in a Farming Simulator video. I wondered if balers that shoot a bale into a trailer really existed. Now I know.
Love the sound of an old IH running they sound better when they are working hard but the sound of the new holland behind it makes up for the lack of strain on the engine was a nice video but I enjoy hearing your opinions and reasoning as well I like to watch not only for the entertainment but I also enjoy learning how other people run there farms the more opinions and knowledge you have the better decisions you can make
We have plenty more to come. Yesterday’s video was all talking, today I figured I would make one without
Wish we would have had nice modern equipment like this. I sat on the twine box located on the side of the bale chamber of our International 45 baler the whole time my dad baled and when I saw a bale not tied, I would yell and dad would stop and tie the bale in the chamber so we did not waste twine. We could not afford to get the knotters looked at and it tied most bales but we had to save twine so I sat in the dust for years.
Awesome video love the sound of the International
Thanks
Nuff said!! Lol great job. Love that tractor and straight pipe! Sounds like the 1566 i used to run.
Yea it’s basically the same engine configuration. The turbo really sings
Still has a nicer quieter tone than a modern compact Deere.
It's not a straight pipe the Mufflers underneath the hood
This is the best video no talking or crappy music.
love seeing old equipment run very nice job
As someone who grew up in the 1950's and 1960's this is NOT old equipment.
@scrambler69-xk3kv it's old in today standards...don't have all the screens and gizmos in it
Absolutely beautiful. 🥺
That looks better than stacking bales manually. So you don’t put stress on your arms.
Hello adam please check it out th-cam.com/video/TrYgA4UNdTc/w-d-xo.html
Your 986 looks in better shape than mine. Maybe it’s becUse it doesn’t have a turbo. Or maybe I was a little rough on it. Still runs though but it has a addition to ether. Even in the summer
Thanks for no annoying music, no talking, and no giant face up against the camera.
Haha I had made this video in response to a comment that said I talked too much, kinda a sarcastic reply but it turned out ok
Great video no talking no music and no trone footage .
No talking. Thank you so much.
What is the sprayer attached to the Baler for?
Pretty awsome. You should do a complete video of all the steps
Hey George, I did a video like that, look for “baling hay 2019” it should have all the steps from start to finish
@@PAFarms ok thanks for letting me know 😀
Here is a link to another one like that th-cam.com/video/tdirqU6mHTk/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for sharing
Pretty awesome stuff I subbed!thanks for sharing.
Thanks and welcome to the channel
had an idea for you... tether your cotter key to the hitch pin handle with a short length of twine so if it gets pulled out of the pin next time it will dangle from the twine instead of being lost :)
Yea that’s not a bad idea, I have lots quite a few of them
I love to watch farmers do things their way like you, OLF, Chucke2009, north texas hay, how farms work, and several others because you just never know when you might learn something new, so when I can give back a little knowledge it makes me feel good :). Best of luck and I'll keep watching ya :)
You have the voice of an angel 👼
Haha yea not a word spoken that day
I'm putting a blue oval on mine tomorrow....gotta love some red power. I have an old 666 and a 300 utility. A friend of mine just said that my 300 looks the same size as his 9n. Me, "look at the rear end", him, " Okay maybe not"..…lol..
Yea a 9n isn’t a 300. Maybe a 200
That balers got some throwing power.
Hey. Interesting to see. We are from Germany having such a press also. But what are you doing with the red fluid in the canister on the press? Never seen anything like this before.
Man, do I wish our 986 was Turbo, she's not a fan of hills when tedding hay
But hey, the A/C is still kickin
What's in the white drum strapped to the top of the baler?
You may need to explain to the flat lander why you pulled the tongue to the side,(from westmoreland county)
Very well presented video.
Thanks
You need Metal Hay Wagons to put more in. And Farmer's are much Picker Now. With the Pink Liquid on the Bailer & Measuring the Moisture.
I know my family NEVER did that. From the Field to stacked in the Barn. 🇺🇸🐄🌾🚜🏈🧀 (Central Wisconsin)
Awesome video 😊👌
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it
hmm I'm from the mountains in PA. Can't quite tell where this is
We had a new holland supper 66 and had to rebuild it once lots of hay went though it
nice to see the belts on your 72 thrower walk around to i think you could adjust them every 500 bales what is your bale count so far this year
Yea they can definitely be a pain for sure. Have to get back to you on bale count. I didn’t look at the counter lately. If I had to guess, I’m thinking close to 3,000?
Great machines
I watched the same style vid earlier only they where hand stacking the cart with someone on the trailer so that first part crackes me up I diddent expect it to fly out so fast
Yeah that was sweet. Thanks.
Thanks for watching
This makes me miss hating growing up. This year was the first year we didnt hay and never will again
Very nice camera work, but I do enjoy the commentary!
Yea I figured I would counter yesterday’s video of all talking to a video with no talking
I don't know if you watch chucke2009 but he was giving you props on your rake he was working on his and mentioned your channel and was talk all good about you just thought i would mention it in case you didn't watch him go watch the video on him working on his rake
Thanks, yea I just subscribed to him today, not sure how I didn’t know about his channel.
Yeah I love ChuckE's channel. Dude has 17 tractors, all junk, even the new ones. Lol.
Hi? Great video! A quick question please? There is a white liquid tank on your baler and seems like it is spraying something to the grass. Can you tell me what is it and it's purpose, please? Thanks
It is for hay preserve liquid that gets sprayed on the hay to keep it fresh. Mostly used for alfalfa hay
@@PAFarms thank you very much!
Other than all the talking and carrying on great video! 😂😂
The tung on the third trailer to short causing it to hit the bailer?
Yea these fields that you just turn around constantly, usually I swing it out of the way, forgot this time
bravo! quand on est muet sans voix
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c est quoi le bidon de liquide rose?
I have a tool box full of those hairpin clips. Always seem to lose them.
Do you hace a magnet in your baler? It might have caught your pin.
What is in the reservoir on top of the baler?
Preservative, keeps the hay from molding or getting dusty
was so nice just to hear the equipment running i hate video that put some music in that i dont want
very nice load of hay
Yea it’s a little tough compared to the early stuff, but it’s under roof and ready to sell
You've never sounded better! j/k, though it is a good change of pace. Enjoyable video thanks.
Haha some people like the no talking, some people want the commentary, trying to have something for everyone
Almost seen you in the mirror ha ha love the hand motion keep it up
Yea I did have my face on camera but caught it in the edit
Supr mašina.
Those NH units run for decades and decades.. Nh ships their haytools to 170 countries worldwide !!!
Good looking rig man! Are the brakes on your 986 slow to react sometimes? My 1086 is like that. Any advice?
Yea they are sluggish, if you hold the pedal you can feel when the hydraulic oil gets there. They will push your feet up. On the fire wall at the brake valve there is a small screen that filters dirt before oil gets to the valve. This winter I want to pull that out and see if it’s dirty. I also have some leaks so I probably will be pulling a brake Assembly apart
PA Farms thanks. That's exactly what mine does. I'll be watching for the filter video. No brake leaks here yet! Just still happy the white is gone! Lol
The other thing we have found is that bleeding the brakes made the brakes on our 1486 very responsive.
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Whats that pink líquid on that tank on the baler. machine?
this is peace, honest
Just broke the hitch on my baler.... so im watching someone else actually get haying done. Lol
Yea I have seen that happen a few times
Nice Bailer
Thanks
Nice video, the new Holland baler is noisy. I liked the old internationals better. It's too bad they don't make parts for them anymore. By brother had a 435, he had to get rid of it because of lack of parts.
Yea I had a 435 at one time, gave me some knotter trouble, but the biggest issue was no thrower. Got tired of going back to pick up bales.
PA Farms his had a thrower, the biggest problem was that you couldn't get parts for the knotter.
I love my 430. I can get every nut and bolt for it yet from IH. Not sure where you tried to get parts, I'll give you my local IH dealer's phone number if you want it. eBay is also a great source I've found.
But yes, lack of thrower. I'd like to get one someday and a few enclosed wagons.
What is the tank of pink fluid on the top of the baler? The fluid level does not seem to change.
Hey, it was my home made hay preserve setup I made. I never had the chance to use it. The fluid is rv antifreeze to keep it all from freezing in the winter
Iike when you talk.
What type of voodoo goes on inside that thing! hahahaha. Awesome
All the voodoo. When they work it's magic. When they get out of time bad juju.
Nicely filmed. Got info in deails
Thank you for not putting music in or talking. It distracts from the beauty of your craft!
All the technology we got now u should put u a little back up camera at back of baler
Hay looks good
Yea it’s tougher than I would have liked but I got to it as fast as I could this year
Which inoculant you use in the barrel
If you could afford it would you have an in line baler
I don’t have much experience with the inline. If I could buy any baler out there, I would get the Case IH version of the 575 new Holland. Not sure the exact model SPX 541?
PA Farms so you would stay with the offset baler
In my younger days I would stack the wagons. Then unloaded in the barn. For 2 dollars hour.They were good only days
c est quoi le bidon de liquide rose?
Very cool combination of equipment. I’ve used a very similar setup in FS19. Yeah, I’m a city nerd and can only farm virtually.
Thanks. I still play FS too from time to time. Things always work better in the game than in real life.
Dang man we could sign language work together.