love them round bales!!!

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Have always used cardboard in my garden … thought why not for my chickens because they love composting everything, I believe my husband thought I was crazy at first until he saw how warm our coop is. Lol

Too much talk

Question for ya ?? Seems Toyota rav 4 & highlanders all years seem to have warping issues ? Like your input on or if you heard the cause for these issues ? Also have you had warping going on ? & Did you use different brand rotors or pads or both ?? Thanks for any input on that ! I'm not sure if it's mechanics not cleaning hub good & calipers too or it's bad metal composition or caliper design, or their not torquing everything to spec even though it's a dealerships or reg mechanic or DYI

That'll work .Stay safe.

Great review! 🌾 It’s always interesting to hear about real-world experiences with products like the hay bale spear. Your honest take on whether it was worth it really helps others decide before purchasing. Thanks for sharing your thoughts , I’m sure it will be useful to anyone thinking about getting one! 👏😊

I hope it works out for ya, I bought one from amazon that looked just like yours and the spear bent with in the first 10 bales and my bales are 4x4

it takes a little practice but looks like you are doing fine!!!

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Looks good.

got some good ideas from your set up. Thanks for sharing with us. Fred.

thanks for the refresher!

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good stuff!

Video of us using the round baler for the first time: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5PUnYWDerN7bc0

Have you looked into a maxilator grapple?

What a beautiful property! I know the campers appreciated such a nice spot. I have a similar thick, low, grassy area under my powerlines that always seems to stay damp. The only way to stay ahead of it is to bushhog it four or five times during the growing season. This summer's drought made it a bit easier.

Looks great! I have a homeless kitty house I’m using ondura roofing on, not metal but this stuff looks great on your coop!

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Really good video! The tractor never seemed to be loaded and ran the baler really well.

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Happy Belated Birthday.

If you don't put the noise in the video then how do I know if this would help?

What time is dinner tonight? I'll bring the beer.

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We bought one for 500 at auction. Parts are a problem!! They have not made Hesston in 40 years. Parts are only available from junk yards. Also, you need to watch that the bale is rolling evenly in the machine as you go along. It was cheap, What did you give?

I made one about twenty years ago out of a 3" x 10' stick of pvc. At first, I made a bracket for the 3 pt hitch. Later adapted it to fit on the bucket of my front end loader. I also did the same thing you did and clip the seed heads whenever I saw them. You will knock the johnson grass back, a lot, by using these methods. The problem here in GA is that I have a fescue field and the fescue slows considerably during the hot dry months of July and August and the Johnson Grass loves the hot weather. It grows tall and will choke out the shorter grasses.

I've wondered how much mine weighed too, great idea!

I think I'm gonna order one of those scales to weigh baby calves. gotta make a sling but I think it'll work, thank you for the idea

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I had a Hesston 5545 round baler, which made a 4x5 bale. Bought it used, used it for ten years, and sold it for the same price I paid for it. Those are good balers. Very simple, not much can go wrong with them, and parts are readily available. They are not a "fast" baler, as it takes time to stop and tie a bale. But as you said, the advantage is that you are not pressed to get them out of the field the way you do with a square bale. One thing I had to do with my baler was cut all the belts the same length. I had to replace a couple of the belts and the remainder of the belts were stretched. Took the old belts off and cut them to the same length as the new ones. And yes, you need to address the loose chain. What I did with my control box was to attach a magnetic base from one of those nut and bolt trays. This allowed me to set the controller on the top of the fender when I was baling and easily remove it when not in use.

Video of us using the round baler for the 1st time: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5PUnYWDerN7bc0

Any idea what the actual weight is? Wondering if my Bobcat Mt100 skidsteer can lift one full 🤔

What size is your pole barn do you have a video on it

Good no nonsense video. I plan on using this on a tractor quick attach system. Thanks for posting.

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I started with a bale spear, after my 1st season went to a bale hugger. Look on marketplace, makes stacking so much easier. I ran lines from rear remotes to front loader, just unplug when I need rear remotes. I use it on my Kubota L2850 so you could too. Anyway great purchase!!

Good video, very interesting 😊

Congratulations on your purpose your backs will appreciate it

You need to address the gathering wheels at the front of the baler, They pick up all the loose hay which hasn’t been rowed up and turn the excess hay back into the rows of hay.🇬🇧🇮🇪.

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I was looking into this model of baler because of its low horsepower requirement. Would love to see a tips and tricks video when you get some more bales though it

Check out the video of us moving and stacking the hay here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5Wsk52ipKqZmMk

Was that a rat that ran across the grass?

That's the best idea I've seen yet

Video of us using the round baler for the 1st time: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5PUnYWDerN7bc0

Great video with some useful tips ...thanks!

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