Baling and loading small bales | David Brown 885 | Kemper Ballenautomat Express BE 125

[@NaTech94]

*That's the most impressive bale collector I've ever come across! Great video!*

[@coyoteguyke]

Noem het nostalgie maar zo'n machines maken ze gewoonweg niet meer.... Bedankt voor het knappe filmpje !

[@UkWheelHorseBloke]

It's always good to see old machines being worked... The bale trailer is a work of art.

[@john34261]

it's also nice to see how well maintained the old machinery is i do love to see the old machines work as smoothly as this

[@rehan2118]

The bale trailer uses simple mechanism... it's far from a work of art.

[@billybell6950]

I can imagine living during the 1800s and seeing something like this from the future. Just think of all the hard back breaking labor these marvelous machines have saved. Well done!

[@dimkouk5678]

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[@blairguinea1337]

The bale trailer is ingenious , anyone who has done this job loves this !

[@TechnoMoffat]

That bale collector is pretty amazing. Nice old kit as well.

[@JohnDoe-ox5ni]

Watch out the The circuses in town... !In all my life iv never seen such a contraption .seems to work though.Good stuff!

[@framfull]

My father had a Kemper back in the 70s. Great machine!

[@DancerOfClouds]

Handled so much hay but I have never seen a bale wagon like that. Wow!!

[@edspencer7121]

I had a neighbor that had 4 David Browns! 885,990,995, and a 1200. He used them on a small sheep operation. Also would contract out to our township to mow the road ditches. Very economical to run. I personally have worked on all 4 tractors. Parts were always available at the Case dealer a few towns north of us. Also another neighbor has a 995 DB south of me. l'm located central east Minnesota.

[@jabba974]

thats the craziest piece of equipment i have ever seen!

[@tabortollefson]

I was so happy when dad bought a New Holland bale wagon. We still had to put it in the barn but we didn't have to walk through the field anymore picking up bales. I'm loving some of the old equipment you feature!

[@charlie7301]

Great video nice to see some david browns

[@brendanryan1852]

When I think of the thousands upon thousands of bales I had to fork in my youth , would have loved to have had on of those bale loading trailers . But using a two grain fork and forking bales all summer long brings back happy memories.

[@richardunicorn7879]

That's a really neat bale collector. I've never seen one like that.

[@alan30189]

That bale picker-upper thingy and trailer combination is amazing!

[@billjoat]

What a GREAT video!! I watch a lot of farming and I've never seen one of these.

[@robin1987100]

There is probably a reason for that.. but an interesting concept for sure. I'd imagen its a right nightmare when something goes wrong 'in the center' while its all loaded up, also its got a lot of mass moving all the time.

[@mrmyorky5634]

@@robin1987100 I agree with you in that while the Kemper Baler looks great and appears to work very well I can't help thinking that it's an over complicated drive system pushing all those Bales around the carousel. I also share your doubts about the high centre of gravity when its full. Good effort though, it must save a lot of backbreaking work.

[@FV-wi2ty]

@@mrmyorky5634 On our farm this Kemper Baler runs 30 year's with no problems 14000 bales a year. It's a very simple system you can repair it by your own. But it is sold 20 year's ago also production from Kemper now belongs to John Deere.

[@camkenimer5279]

That is about the neatest bale collector I've ever seen! Nice video!

[@JAMDJAMD]

The summer after I was in grade 8 ('77) we must have baled about 50000 of those damn things all by hand. Filled 6 or 8 flat wagons at a time by hand ~150 bales per wagon. Put on a conveyor by hand. Stacked in the barn by hand. Hay and straw just about every day all summer. Filled two large old barns to the peak, then built a pile next to the barn just as big as the barn. Did custom work for all the neighbours. Bale bale bale. Next year my uncle got a large round baler and we hardly did small squares anymore. I'm never handling a bale by hand ever again.

[@drsmith4806]

That piece of equipment that picks up the bails is awesome.

[@finster101]

Cool video. To me, the bale wagon looks like it could double as a carnival ride.

[@b14clg]

Fine ideas working for that farmer

[@SvenOkonomi]

Farmers always get the coolest toys. :P

[@guermandmitriev7924]

The future in that product. Youcan build a house, keep place warm, garden, mushrooms..ect. Never given up to what are you doing and best for kids

[@50AHenry]

I'm not a farmer, but I really enjoyed that. Thanks ! ! !

[@lifasibebi1620]

This is superb. It really makes life and farm work easy.

[@mikekleven8130]

That bale wagon has to be one of the silliest machines I've ever seen

[@petermcareavey1192]

It works for him though

[@flatoot]

I used to imagine building something similar, but less crazy. Basically just adding a bale elevator to my 24' bale trailer so I could drive up the row and the person stacking on the trailer was being fed bales by the elevator. Its still a lot of manual work though. Yesterday I bought a flat 8 sledge and flat 8 bale grab. No manual work at either end if it works properly

[@vitowuff]

Sehr schönes Video und ein schöner kleiner Betrieb!

[@belabubenko1598]

Vezgc,🕦🕢🕢🕒🕢🕢🕢🕢errgzeess

[@FrBobLaceySD]

That is such a neat way of loading bales!

[@angus6717]

wish we had that loading machine 40 + years ago. nice vid

[@beejaynz4285]

It was around 40 years ago, first came out late 60s, was called a "carousal trailer" in those days

[@beejaynz4285]

It was around 40 years ago, first came out late 60s, was called a "carousal trailer" in those days

[@nerminerminerminermi]

Same here...

[@shawnwhiteshair]

Have never seen anything like this,always had to do by hand.Great video.

[@romain793]

Excellent video, very nice machinery!

[@appletree8441]

What a great invention

[@michaeldunagan8268]

Awesome! The farmer who I did most of my hired hand work for in high school had a Case DC and I can't remember the name of the smaller Case. Farmall H also and a Caterpillar D4. The automatic pickup the bales wagon will keep my dream alive of crop farming alfalfa hay for retirement income. The only wait I've seen bills taken from the Baylor and put into a wagon was by the use of ejecting the veil into the air that falls randomly into the hay wagon.

[@genedameier8746]

It's a Roller Coaster for straw bales! Cool ! :-)

[@briandaves2297]

Imagine showing up with a new Holland stack cruiser ........minds blown

[@ram4nd]

You do know that things cost right?

[@briandaves2297]

@@ram4nd yes I'm aware things cost money.

[@haweater1555]

That bale wagon.. If you have broken bales or a mechanical failure, looks like a nightmare to get it cleaned out.

[@TheProudNorth]

That is a different bale wagon that we have around here the type I’ve seen dump it into a stack this is nice to top off the barn no elevator needed

[@bjornbroekmans4004]

Je moet meer videos van oudere trekkers en machines maken! Hele goede video! Ga zo door!

[@angelogubiani9966]

This bail loader is amazing!

[@2TurntCoyote5.0]

Aww yes straw bales much better and easier to move and buck around than those pesky hay bales

[@ecw0647]

I bet that thing has a lot of grease points.

[@john34261]

if it has it would be a pain in the ass to grease and maintain but has to be done to have it functional

[@terryelder9573]

@@john34261 i mean i think it'd be a lot easier to grease that thing than load all those bails onto a trailer by hand. plus, once you get to the hay barn, seems like its pretty simple to unload

[@john34261]

@@terryelder9573 yeah i know but the grease points would be a hazzle to do and loading that small bales by hand or tractor is time consuming and i believe you'll get a sore back after picking up that many so the trailer is nice to have or pretty much necessary

[@kevinroylancephotography9437]

Nah, just dump some used oil on the chains

[@George_Pueblo]

Its got a lot of grease points. By the way the isnt produced anymore by Kemper. Lots of these bale-loaders are still working in Southern germany, Austria, Switzerland. The ideal solution for (horse-) people with not enough helping hands. If a used machine is available in the 2nd hand market, it takes max 3 days till it finds a new owner. 8- 10.000,- € is a regular price for a machine thats prize was around 38.000,- DM ( ca. 20.000,- €) as a new machine !

[@tractorsmachinesro1405]

🚜👀💖🤝💥 great images

[@zinaitawfik6894]

that trailer is awesome

[@bobstratton6362]

Wished I had one of those 50 years ago. We had a team of 6 and we would travel the farms in the area. ll high school buds. We could get in about 1800 bails a day if there was not a lot of travel to the barn. Pea hay and grass.

[@Walle8707]

Quite the contrast to modern technologies. You should play "Analog Man" from Accept in the background of that one :-D

[@Maroczek1]

Very nice machine for bales.

[@hombredeacero3131]

Great video

[@LatinDanceVideos]

If it works it ain’t stupid. Unusual machine

[@krimke881]

This remind me of 90's cartoons 😅📣

[@tylerzeus1]

That balw collector looks like a maintenance nightmare

[@hilltop521]

That bale trailer save a lot of sweat and heart problems

[@OswaldoRodriguez]

This machine is really nice !

[@Brainmalfuction]

Wow that bale wagon is something else! A lot of moving parts to break though. I would think you would burn a lot more fuel running that as well.

[@mackthompson1161]

+Brainmalfuction how would you burn more fuel?

[@jankotze1959]

What was first, the roller coaster or this amazing hay stack machine, nevertheless it is genius, and the Dawid B's complement the video nicely, one of the best hay making videos I ever seen, Thanks for sharing.

[@brucerazor5202]

That’s one big winnrow

[@ianBeer123]

Very nice!

[@legostarwarsfreak333]

Great video, didn't automatic bale loaders already existed at that time;)

[@ditzydoo4378]

The Welger balers hay forks that turn on an armature crank are identical to the early Ferguson bailers. basically they never fail. That Kemper Ballenautomat looks like a mobile arcade ride. Feed in little bale sized kiddie cars ands shoot them out the top onto a slide ramp.

[@FilmteamZollernalb]

Very nice Video !! and the machines are amazing ;)

[@tommcguire6472]

I wouldn't go for that bale collector in a million years, more moving parts than a friggin aircraft carrier LOL! Way to much stuff to go wrong. Tractors looked great and very well maintained though

[@terryelder9573]

oof, still easier than loading squares by hand i say

[@rodlogan6604]

We had a 885 back in the late 70's early 80's but got to small to quick and we had to replace it with more HP, so we went to Fiat and of course now New Holland, I miss the old "Dog Box" was a great tractor....

[@LifeinRussianVillage-LifeMazur]

Great i wish i have the same in Russia in my village

[@MayorofDipshittery-lq7if]

They had some ideas & designs ahead of their time but horrendous hydraulics.

[@cheechU38K]

Some crazy labour saver though how does it unload when starting the hay stack? Guess in reverse.

[@MagnusOlssonMalvik]

cheechU38K Watch the whole video and you find out, very cleaver system :)

[@francescobartolacelli4351]

Mai Visto Un Rimorchio Del Genere !!! :)

[@mariagiovannasodde9479]

Francesco Bartolacelli e gia!

[@Muhammadshahid00]

Very Good

Very good video !! :)))

[@Jarkurgan]

Genialno!

[@codybrucewilliams]

would have been nice to have this when i was a teen. every year 3000-5000 all by hand and 50-60 bales per pickup truck load.back and forth, back and forth, back and forth

[@yelo956xl]

Heel mooie video!

[@bigbaxi]

WOW stacking against a shed. no fire risk there at all.

[@adamhensel4877]

No more of a risk after you tarp it than stacking it in a hay loft above the barn witch has been done many a year

[@socialmediaavoider]

What a machine

[@lookeywho1287]

Can you say “Rube Goldberg”?

[@AndrewMorgan666]

Beats walking behind tractor and trailer heaving the bails up, that's how we did it, short and contract bails.

[@robertmyles9124]

Why don't you pull the wagon behind the baler and eject right up onto it so whoever's riding the wagon can stack from back to front? That's what we do most of the time

[@jbmbanter]

Looks like wheat straw. What will it be used for on the Tractor Spotter farm or will it be sold for another purpose?

[@toljankostjan1824]

cultural work,much soul rejoices!

[@deutzpassion]

Nice video :) We have a Kemper BE125 at home, machine very useful !! We are making maybe 5000 ballers each year, and all are pick-up with it. We put more ballers (approx 115) because there are smaller than yours !

[@SuperClaas]

Nice, but I think that Kemper is actually 125, not 175. We have the same combo, Welger AP 61, and Kemper BE 125 :)

[@Cherryfarmboy60]

You need more hp in font of that baler! Nice looking straw, very heavy rows

[@johnosullivan6439]

The 55hp DB 990 could bale that crop at 4 or 5 times the speed if the driver wanted to - the reason he's taking it steady is to save stress on the baler, not the tractor. I knew agricultural contractors who'd fly round the field baling hay/straw, no problem - except they wrecked their balers in 3 or 4 years.

[@kolle4543]

Gute deutsche Technik ;) Leider ist so ein Sammelwagen bei uns nicht möglich, da wir zu sehr in Hanglage arbeiten

[@sabanbajramovic6723]

I am from Bosnia and i using Welger AP52 with Zetor 4340

[@KrystynaWozniak-os2jp]

Na tak zmechanizowanym rolnictwie, można pracować.

[@Lance1972]

Just curious, do the bale trailers run in reverse? In order to unload and stack at ground level? Are there other gates to access bales at different levels?

[@krokodil191]

another great video :)

[@ronpatterson5483]

Where was this 40 years ago😂😂

[@Bart74100]

Geweldige film gemaakt! Mooie machines die Welger AP61 en kemper BE125 Ballenautomat, werkt Super... Groet, Bart74100

[@BearsBigDaddy]

Europeans sure do invent some crazy equipment. looks like a nightmare to maintain.

[@JohnSmith-yv6eq]

Deutz Passion 6 years ago Nice video :) We have a Kemper BE125 at home, machine very useful !! We are making maybe 5000 ballers each year, and all are pick-up with it. We put more ballers (approx 115) because there are smaller than yours !

[@FV-wi2ty]

Not at all, very simple system.

[@chlyon]

wow now I've seen everything , Not exactly the most efficient design but if it works for you and you good luck

[@gunnyusmc4957]

Dam i wished pops and gramps had one of those sure would have been so sweet 🤣

[@ringandpinion3064]

While that loader looks like it was designed and built by Rube Goldberg and company, it would have been welcome when I was a kid walking along behind the baler and throwing those bales up on a trailer. The only thing better would have been a power fence post hole digger.

[@luqmanjaya]

itu tumbuhan apa dan untuk apa di bentuk kotak seperti itu?

[@volvojohn9036]

AMAZING

[@markbrett4273]

Old School cool

[@michaelwood2297]

Very nice, can you still buy something like this?

[@ffjsb]

Never heard of a Welger baler in the states, it kind of resembles a Massey Ferguson 120 baler.

[@nemaime620]

they are pretty good but they kindda make heavy bales

[@janharman2191]

nice video LIKE

[@TonyTruth-s9z]

What's the payback time on the bale loader?

[@MissouriOldTimer]

how did those folks get down off that big hay stack?

[@meaninglesscog]

They hop onto the bale loader and run it in reverse.

[@andreleiba5285]

Precisamos dessa tecnologia aqui no Brasil