:D "this is probably not OSHA approved" lol!

I want that exact thumb installed on your tractor. Who sells it

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You have no idea what you are doing do you? Drop the knife bearing bolt drag that hole knife out replace every section then slide it back in!!!

On the 630 Baler, On the smooth roller behind the Rake Springs where the hay is raked in, put strips of non skid running board tape across the roller, as many as you have tape for, you won’t have to worry about starting a bale again, it will bale like never before! Your Welcome!

The cutter bar is held in with one bolt take it out dude

How does the 574 handle doing hay? We are looking at the 574 or 654 to pull our massy inline bailer.

Looking at the 574 but it has Hydro transmission. I live in North central PA and have some hills. I have a Hesston 530 round baler. Do you think the 574 with hydro would be enough tractor to bale with?

Y not the Yanmar?

Was this powdered or pearlized lime?

Beautiful! I have my tractors, a Massey Ferguson 50, a Massey Ferguson 165, and a 2005 New Holland TC29Da. I also have a NH 477 haybine, Ferguson DEO-20 side delivery rake, and a rebuilt NH 68 hayliner. Some day I'd like to buy a 2 or 4 star tedder.

How much lime did you load at a time? How much did you spread overall?

Mine has two rows of teeth. I'm missing 2 teeth on the bottom ones that don't move. Should I run it?

Do you have any idea what rate you’re putting down or are you just winging it?

just gotta love these pennsylvania hilltops

Also wondering what pto rpm do you run it at and do you slow the pto down when you eject a bale? Thanks

Just curious if you ever did weigh a bale. I have a Case RBX442 baler that is identical to yours. I like it. Thanks

Nice tractor I am wanting to start a farm but land and stuff is so expensive any life tips for me I am really young still

running too lean

I been wondering how the compact tractors would do with jobs like this

Nice video. Do you think a T474 would handle it OK as well? About 5 less horsepower. Also is yours hydrostatic?

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Serious? Took 4 minutes for one bale ????? Try one minute for a bale !

Have you tried leaving the pin in......where you place the pin on the side of the baler to release the tension on the belts ? I welded the pin in on my baler. Never an issue again ! It eats hay ! Also I suppose you have a problem with hay recirculating around between the large dimpled roll and the small 4 inch roller too ? And ripping belts ? Common problems or should I say.....routine problems ? Easy to solve both issues !

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Very good

Mighty job

Man you are dismantling half the machine. There is a special tool that will remove the rivet and when you put the new rivet in , with a spanner it with compress and clamp the rivet, blade and knife backbone together, easy !

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Your hay is looks really nice. I hate to rake and most of the time I let id sit an extra day. Blessings friend!!!

Nice tractor! Loving my T454 and haven't yet hit its limitations but I bet that 574 will run a bailer like nobodies business! New Sub!

That haybine is designed for high speed. You can really move with it. That big stationary trailer jack would be a real hassle in heavy hay.

Why don't you pill the cutter bar out. Seems much easier to replace blades with the bar out. We have a 499 and you have two bars full of teeth.

Didnt that chinese tractor have anymore gears in its gearbox?, cause I reckon you could go up a gear with that model haybine.

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What is the frame?

That looks like you are having to much fun. Tractor and back digger are doing the job. Keep safe friend.

It must take forever to cut 3 acres

If you support the cutter bar close to the rivet you are hammering on they will come out. Right as it is here there is too much spring involved, make it more solid. Hint put a wood block tight under it but not directly beneath the rivet in question, the closer the better. This will support it as you hit. There is a tool for those rivets, you can usually pick one up at a implement dealership. It takes the fun...frustration out of changing sections.

It looks like the T574 is doing great!

I have always wanted to bale hay. I don't know why, but it intrigues me.

The ground is tough, but you did great!

Can the 35 hp tym run the baler?

Will the little TYM carry a round bale with a 3 point attachment at the same time as one on the front?

Yes sir those are some good looking square bales. have a great day and keep safe.

That little tedder is working some overtime, its looking nice.

Just came across your channel and click on all of the good options. We love seeing and making hay. keep safe .

We had a New Holland Super 66 when I was growing up on our farm in Central New York. Ran it all over the farm with a 1963 Allis Chalmers D10, rated at 24 horsepower. Never had a problem. Any tractor that can run a farm of 160 acres was not a compact.

why do I find this so satisfying?...When I'm on my tractor and tilling I can do that all day!!!