Jealous much lol

Freeman. Odd to see on this farm, they're more common on the Pacific coast

Freeman balers, made in Oregon, since the 1950's , wore made for the heavy hay of Wash, Oregon, Calif, Idaho, Az, . Here in my valley, Wash State, its just about 98% Freeman, they bale faster and build like a battle ship, very heavy, and even older balers in the 1980's can be rebuild, and back on the field. On a good day, you can average easy 10 ton per hour and i've done past 15 ton in a hour many times. They also for many year made a Self-Propelled baler.

That kid is having the time of his life so theres no shame here

I started out driving a tractor at 9 years old. No harm done at all.

@@XplanZ ikr its so fun i started driving at age 10 now i am 15 and like does all of the field work for my dad

And city kids are burning their cities down when farm kids are busy and staying out of trouble.

@@CraydenGamingOfficial yaaaa.... but here is the problem by law that would be labor to minors and that's illegal.

Cattle barns