Do you still have a neighbor that grows Birdsfoot seed? I am interested in using some of this in a polyculture for grazing.

Thanks so very much. Lovely couple.

Very informative. Thank you . Miss you guys. Hope you are well.

Have a bfs 210h, hit a rock and actually bent a blade tooth but didn’t break it so belts started squealing immediately as the bent tooth wouldn’t allow the blade to pass through the rock guard. Didn’t really know how to pull the blade out but did have a complete spare blade assembly. Already pulled all the guides and spacer plates but easy enough to bolt them back on. Thanks for showing the blade slides out from the back. I’ll see if I can figure how to pull the pins with the marginal clearance they give you at the Pittman arms. Thanks again for the insight!

How many times are you stopping for grass clogs?

Thank you for the information, great video.😊

Thank you , it was very helpful and informative. Where are you located?

We were told to try using the serrated top and bottom edge blade well we'll never go back to the smooth blades. Another thing I noticed everybody on here changes the guards and cutters out but nobody is adjusting the hold down clips. They have to be adjusted because the new parts are not worn so when you adjust the big nut with a set screw in middle on the hold down clamps there's Less noise not banging or prematurely wearing everything out. It changes the clamp angle so when you tighten it down it's not pinching to tight

3 bucks a bdft for walnut veneer is not good at all I’m sorry to say even 5 yrs ago

Floral tip: Don't steep or use any of the green at all.

Enorossi. Best you can get !

I love this place! A yearly tradition for sure. And great deals

Enorossi 👍

BEAUTIFUL LAND, BEAUTIFUL SCENE, THIS IS HOW LIFE SHOULD BE, THANK YOU.

ThatHomeliteXL 12...looks very very good ! The price you gave was priceless low, but than again I know you have good prices on american saws at your place. I live in Norway and Sweden... and usualy arround 100 dollar pluss for each of those saws. It of cpurse depends much on the condition of the saws and the cutting equipment. But the roller nose bar on XL 12 looked expencive and in good condition and it is a large bar. Not often you see a XL that good looking and for that low price. Those XL 12 is the saw produced the longest time span...28 years... from1960 to 1988 i think it was. In volume maybe the most produced too ! Lay very good in the hand...looks awesome and last forever ! :-). Thank you for sharing ! :-)

Bought the family farm this last year after more than 30 years of under managed 20 acres tillable and 65 of heavy timber. Too thick to walk through.

what days is the auction on? they got pigs and goats? what time?

That is going to be some great hay.

Great job showing and telling,I have three lots or four i wood like to cut so I am learning about the sickle bar mower. So thanks for showing telling about it have a good one see ya next time see ya bye.

Used a sickle mower for years ! Issue is..... you can only do so much to sharpen a sickle ! Because........ the bottom of the sickle is also worn...along with the top of the sickle guards. There can be as much as 1/16 inch between the edge of the sickle laying flat on the sickle guard. Not easy to cut with this situation ! Also.........most times the back of the sickle bar........and guard wear at an angle...causing the sickle to ride up which causes even more space between the sickle and guard. Most times it best off replacing everything new at the beginning of the year ! Add into the mix...golfer mounds and sandy soils....... often the sickle wont even last a year. All depends on the acres its uses on. Might get 200 acres out of a sickle.

We farm beyond organic standard but we have nowhere close to the hours in the day to do the mountain of paperwork required. Not at our level. When we can afford to hire help, maybe. In the meantime we just go to great lengths to be as transparent as possible with customers. I hope they change the bureaucracy to make it friendlier to smaller producers.

Where did you get the kit and how much was it for the rear remote hydraulic connection for rear of your tractor?.. asking for a friend..

Some of the old sickle bars had wheels at the end of the bar to help with the bar bouncing and scalping. Do you feel that modification would be necessary or beneficial? Thank you.

Getting the enorossi 9 ft, here in Mi rarely get 3 days before rain, currently use 469 NH haybine.. hay is so thick it takes me close to 4 hours to get 5 acres cut, then I ted. Then Im pushing to get it in before rain.. could use 3 - 4 more hours of drying.. hoping the sickle bar provides me more time to dry. What is your drying process, do you ted or just rake.. what is your average drying time? We use and sell horse hay.

I would be happy if my place looked that good in a drought - wow.

Would’ve been nice to hear it but the music was so loud I couldn’t hear anything

I would turn that tractor off when ever looking or touching that mower, you never know when something could go wrong and you lose a finger or something you need badly. Safety first, limbs dont grow back.

I’ve watched your videos several times and enjoy them. A question for you though… Where do you get parts for this more I have one, and need to replace one section, and also need the small rivets and the big rivets. Lots of companies on the Internet say they have parts for this more, but never produce them and leave me hanging!! Some help here would really be appreciated. Thank you

Thanks for your vid. After an Ohio State U professor has recommended Birdsfoot as a perennial of choice for replacing sections of my lawn, I am in the process of doing just that. With US landscape irrigation estimated at consuming nearly one-third of all residential water use, or nearly 9 billion gallons per day, more lawn owners should do the same.

How does the cam work on one of those?

Thanks very much.

Very nice.

Yep--- put your finger in the cutter! What could go wrong, stumpy?

I am so sorry about the chickens guys!! And My Baby chicks and Chicken mama to....and the Mama got taken away!! And my turkey got hurt to!! And I know how it feels like!! And Same the fox got ours to!! I hope you get the fox!!

Separate them and feed by bottle is also good way

Great video; thank you. I’ve been trying to figure out where the (limiting) chain gets connected to the tractor. I think it connects to the toplink mount on the tractor. You appear to have it connected to the top mount on the cutter (where the toplink connects to the mower). Is there a reason why you’re not connecting it to the tractor? What is the purpose of this chain? Thank you.

You guys should keep posting videos! These videos remind me of home!

I love the way you are cutting your hay and I Believe in the way myself for I have used all of them in the past so that will make better hay

Background music was so loud Couldn't tell what the gentleman was saying. Otherwise a good video.

Is the mower difficult to hook up to and unhook from the tractor? Thank you?

Would this sickle bar cutter mow dry (late winter / early spring) cornstalks? Thank you in advance.

muy buen tractor y muy buen trabajo.

Enjoyed that thanks

Those m's sound so sweet...I could crank one up and sit against the wheel and sleep

GREAT video how to maintain and sharpen…..however, I would like to learn how to take the blade off from my Enorossi sickle bar mower

This tractor is the same one the my great uncle had on his farm, and when I was a young boy, I would get up on it and play like I was driving it, until one time in the beginning, I pushed the starter button and it started, my great auntie came running out to make sure it was not in gear, and she turned it off ,and took me off and paddled my rear end, lolll they had told me to stay off of it , and when she laid down for a 💤 I snuck out and got up on it, lololllll nice hood ol days , and your tractor is perfect and the same as his, thanks BigAl California.praise Jesus grace Christ amen 🙏

You got us through a farmals , we love you more for it , nothing more beautiful them and pretty lady on a beautiful farmal, nice thanks BigAl California. Praise Jesus grace Christ amen 🙏.

Thanks for the info. I was planning on adding some to our pasture next spring. We have some dairy goats and two cows. Read that it has benefits for both including anti bloating.

What state or province is your farm in, anyway?

How many hp does it take?