When running it dry, someone told me to open the choke and have torque set to maximum. Hope that's right, first-timer here....

I’ve got a couple good hose pinch clamps and don’t have any problems but I’d still like to put in a shutoff valve ! I don’t know why there’s not one on the tank from the factory I use a Napa gold 3972 filter on mine it is a little bigger but it lasts a lot longer !

How many hours are you up to on your 1025R now?

Hey bud how are you? I hope your well and still farming .. id like to here from u?

How you doin bud? Hows your roller doin?

The fuel filter is just one example of why JD is laying off employees, they aren't the JD my grandfather loved. They need to hire real engineers not video game experts.

Why not use a fuel line clamp to prevent the fuel from leaking all over you??

How you like the tractor any issues? Thanks

19000 RPM, racing tractor cool

Hey, I’m Farmer/Rancher Scott. Just kidding. I’m Scott with Heritage Farms. New follower to your channel. Keep posting my friend. I have New Holland as well.

Can you bale after tedding or do you have to rake? Then bale

How did you mount the monitor in your cab u bolt?

I grew up but have since left my family farm. We used a haybine instead of one of those. It looks like it might be easier to maintain those blades rather than all the small teeth on a haybine. Thanks for the reminder of my youth!

Maybe after all them upgrades you should scribble the E out and replace it with a P for pro😂😂

Still liking your powerstar? I am looking at this tractor and the m5 091 and cannot make up my mind.

Bail looks lose. Is that as tight as it will bale? Far more waste with lose bales. I have a 535 John Deere baler that bales 5'x6' bales so tight you can hardly stick the hay spike in it. It takes 80 PTO HP to drive it. I would like to downsize to the Power Star 75 and smaller bales but don't want to give up tight bales.

Do you have a video of changing the fuel gauge. Mine doesn't work either.

Nice Job,

I had had really good luck this year running the Tedder directly behind the mower for 1st,2nd,and 3rd cutting

Thanks for the info. I will do the same on my 1025R. The only way to make it better is to have a shut-off on both sides 😅.

I know this is a little old video, but what gear are you running the tractor?

Just changed my filters 2 days ago wish I’d seen this! Kept asking myself why there isn’t a fuel cutoff abovee the filter. I ended up tossing a shirt soaked in diesel fuel as well. Greeat video! - thx!

I believe you have your hyd lines reversed

I'm tryn 2 get sum gathering wheels to pull in the hay

How did your hay wrapping work out

Good Video! Thanks!!

You're too honest with your answers. Lol

Looks like you enjoy what you do. I have been farming and making hay on my own for 48 years. Tools for making hay has sure changed over my lifetime.

I am from Michigan and a hay producer i am looking at buying a power star 75. How do you like the tractor?

always abit funny and interesting to see how its done over there compared to here, im in Norway and ive baled all kinds of grass, hay and straw in the last 13y with fixed chamber combi baler units. my dad has been doing it as an contractor ever since balers where new to the market in the 90s. it has come a looong way both here in europe and in the states it seems but from my perspective it seems like it has slowed down the last decade or 2 over there compared to what im seeing here. also for clients and our own hay we put on everything from 12-14layers on teh bale. this to ensure its fully airtight and can withstand storage for up to 1,5y. Even after being handled a few times. the extra layers is also helping it surive small punctures from putting it on the ground and birds pecking on em. on our balers its 2 satelites that goes around the bale while the bale itself "rolls" and the satelites do from 24, 28 and 32 rotations. Ill be honest and say that idk how that will translate to number of rounds on a wrapper like that but if youre experiencing mold issues in your bale you can wrap more on em. Balewrap is expensive but its cheaper than the loss of forage quality anyway, atleast around here. if the hay youre wrapping is of good quality it would be a good idea to give it some extra rounds, 10 more would be good imo. also the bigger bale youre wrapping the more rounds you gotta put on to give it comparable amount of wrap as a smaller one

Great video I bought a 450e about 8 months ago with net wrap worked good .just installed the bale shape sensor and what I found out you need to calibrate the sensor on these and the graph bar will start at the bottom like it should.. their is a couple of KZbin videos on how to do it.

Nice hay field

great info I am in the beginning process of starting a small hay operation in the UP of Michigan and this is valuable information thank you for taking the time to explain the innerworkings of the hay tools

Hi. I just finished changing my 1025R in-line fuel filter. In prepping for the job, I bought two pinch clamps which were supposed to close off the fuel line. Ones I bought didn't work, and like you I wound up taking a diesel bath :) . Your instructions are spot on, and I'm going to buy a shut off valve and replace the JD cheapo clamps with screw-ons. Should be good to go after that. Me don't feel so stupid now. Great video. Kudos to you, my man. Liked and subscribed in anticipation of more cool lessons from y'all.

Would love to see a video just on the power star

Awesome video 🇺🇲🇺🇲

Good idea. Was getting ready to but a pair of hose clamps (tried vice grips but punctured hose) but this is easier and cheaper.

Thanks for sharing the John Deere 450E operation. I have a Mahindra 6075 Cab tractor. I’d love to get a 450E. Was it very expensive? Just curious

This is something everyone should do on any lawn tractor to facilitate ease of work on fuel filter ,fuel pump and carb.My only problem with thjis setup is that those plastic shut offs tend to leak,a good metal motor cycle shutoff cost about 8 bucks and wont leak (if you have the room for it)and work on the fuel sysrem becomes clean and enjoyable ,thanx for the vid

what part of wv

Stumbled on to your videos. Love them. I too am a retired shop teacher in Texas. Retiring to my farm and going to be producing my own hay for first time in over 30 years. Love the way you go over all the details. Very good stuff.

A very good explanation, I am thinking of doing the same. Greetings from Australia.

I believe you have the wrong blade on your outside disc. It's cutting on the high side.

How did your hay turn out after wrapping it

Your right with the bale sensor being half way, our 450E starts indication at around 33.5 diameter. I wouldn't know about twine, but on net we have ours set at 2.5 wraps, works good for us. We have the same beeps and we have a small kicker on ours, the NH 654 we had before has a ramp kicker working with springs. All good information your sharing, it's always good to get others opinion, helps you to see other ideas, whether it's the same as yours or not. Thanks for sharing, I like what your doing, keep it up.

I have a net wrap 450E John Deere Baler that works great for us. The 450E is not adjustable in size and the bale pressure is not adjustable. It looks like you have the plastic wrap about right on coverage to me, but I have never used silage wrapped hay, so that's just my opinion. I am new to your videos, so I am going to check out some of your content and I may subscribe later. You did a great job on explaining a lot of things, love your honesty. Thanks for sharing!

Farmer Scott, I also have a farm in WV. I currently live an work in NC. I was raised in southern WV but left in 84 to find work. I am up on the farm most every weekend doing stuff. I also bought a wrapper last year. We wrapped 45 bales of grass hay and 50 bales of oats. Cows like the silage hay a lot better than dry hay but the went crazy after the silage oats. Where are you located? My farm is Sandstone which is about 20 miles due east of Beckley.

I have a 1023 e as well with just over 300 hours. 7 months ago I replaced both filters as you just did. I just replaced them again, after just 7 months. I can see a difference from my 2016 model to yours that's obvious! The fuel tank has a metal collar where the cap screws in and a chain to the cap. Both are Rusted VERY badly. I have an appointment to take my tractor in for service. I'm going to pay for a Diagnostic at my Ag Pro dealer. My parking brake doesn't work well at all anymore. When I depress the Locking differential lever with my left heel, there's really no difference. The Rust in the Fuel Tank is blocking up these filters. The last one I took off was a dark brown. Completely loaded with Rust. I cut open the first one that I did last year. It was a mess. Unfortunately, I couldn't get my machine in for Service at the time.

Isn't it more like 2000 RPM?

Nice video! I've been farming and doing hay for most of my life and I think you did a great job at explaining the cutting hay with a rotary cutter. A discbine is similar, just a few things different. Good job! Thanks for sharing!