Baling hay is a party!

[@warriorsfan1602]

Im from New Zealand and I used to work picking up hay for a agricultural contracter during the school holidays. The pay rate was 15 dollars an hour which was really good for the time, which was the early 1990's and considering my regular weekend job was pumping gas at a gas station for 8 dollars an hour. We always got payed at the days end and the farmers would always put on a good meal and afew beers. Good times for a young guy like I was back then.

[@chadtheartist5081]

I Love the video. Growing up when I was younger, the whole neighborhood would help the farmer bale hay. I miss the old days.

[@videomixt8359]

😁😁😁

[@dodge7679]

Brings me back to my childhood late 70 and 80 in Ireland...a race to get the hay done before weather changed🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@eoinreilly083]

Dodge 76 im Irish me self boi the weather lives us ha

[@aidanmartin451]

I can't remember the bales being that light and we would get a kick up the hole if we didn't have one in each hand

[@landtechnikmv-agriculturalvide]

Nice to see these old machines in action!! Greets Stefan

[@kedex]

Ich liebe einfach diese alte Technik 😍

[@andreasanton5042]

Ich liebe sie auch

[@CrossfellRailwayVideos]

Absolutely fascinating! Never even heard of the Guldner, let alone seen one!

[@jasperedwards3341]

ive seen loads

[@andypreston1524]

Lovely machines, beautiful location......I could just imagine having a lovely cold beer or 5 after all that !! Cheers and best regards guys !!

[@ap8409]

Cool, my great grandparents came from Terschelling Island in the Netherlands, I'd love to visit there some day.

[@marionmaksimov2239]

No. I ii.

[@_DutchFox_]

Heerlijk om te zien, wij doen het ook nog zo, alleen dan met een oude MF135 en platte wagen erachter. Dit hooi is echter veel te droog/dood. Dit had eerder van het land gemogen, dan had je hooi met veel meer voeding gehad.

[@xSCHEF]

Dit is denk ik bedding voor kleine dal ik kan me niet voorstellen dat dit gevoerd gaat worden

[@elizabethtaylor9321]

No bale sledge, I like the little buggies .

[@DutchAgriculture]

Mooie video! Mooi in beeld gebracht! Haha grappige wagentjes om de pakjes op te halen :)

[@julianroossink2353]

Hallo claas constant uniek exemplaar

[@timmeier210]

Richtig toll was ihr da macht, haltet die alte Technik am Leben und habt Spaß daran 👍

[@danielheckmann4898]

Schöner Güldner👍🏻

[@lorenzfrahm6287]

ganz toller Schlepper

[@johncook3125]

Love the video. Love to have one of the little trucks.

[@holgits.7870]

Wow ihr seid echt ne coole Truppe,weiter so & haltet euere Machinen fit..

[@tsn74]

Классно все продумано, и проезд между домом и хозблоком тоже как будто под размер телеги с сеном делали!

[@Diana-bw6se]

30 лет живу в цивилизованном капитализме с высокоразвитой инфраструктурой запада и до сих пор радуюсь и те же самые мысли подходят за что не возьмись одно подходит к другому!!

[@DeLandbouwSpotter]

Hele mooie video en bij interessant om te zien.

[@Agriculturespotter]

Prachtige om te zien! Mooie video!!

[@PSchuler92]

The small flatbeds they use is pretty cool, I’m guessing old airport equipment? Beautiful restored Güldner on the small squarebaler👍🏼

[@1DirtyMutt]

I’d tighten up the shoot, bales seem awful loose and light. Tighter bales, stack better and result in less bales to handle.

[@landlifem5872]

They are putting them straight in to storage, tighter Bale's are much more likely to spontaneously combust. Personally I'd never stack hay straight away.

[@gregbailey2781]

Only if they are wet they combust not if they are dry

[@landlifem5872]

@@gregbailey2781 Ask all the guys that thought their hay was dry but burnt their sheds down.

[@gregbailey2781]

landlife m seeing as I make 8000 small bales a year I’ve got a rough idea how to do the job thanks

[@landlifem5872]

@@gregbailey2781 Good luck to you then, I usually only do about 2000 small squares, then usually the same number in rounds and 8x4x3. Never do I shed them till they cure after bailing. Never had an issue. But I've seen many stacks and sheds burn when people store too soon. Hope you got a crowbar to stick in those Bale's of yours then .. haha

[@dennis-veltman]

Haha, geweldig dit. Mooi gefilmd Jeroen 👍

[@VolmerFilm]

Bedankt voor de reactie!

[@hubster4477]

Did he just stick his pinkie between two potential moving parts? I almost fainted!

[@kainenmattison3665]

Yep.... ive been under brushhogs on running tractors🤷‍♂️ farmering get it done or get out of the way

[@hubster4477]

Have you ever seen a human being wrapped around a pto? If you have your be a little safer. Nothing under that brushhog worth more than you! Be safe and keep up the good life!

[@jwhitley101whitleyfarms9]

I knew it was coming he was seeing if he was lined up you obviously don't try it with it on you safety nuts kill me common sense goes a long way in our world I bet you would love to watch my 6 year old get in the skidsteer and pick me up so I can cut limbs with the chainsaw

[@hubster4477]

Yea hydraulics never settle. Haha safety! Who needs it! By the way you never answered my question, have you ever seen a body wrapped around a pto drive shaft?

[@jwhitley101whitleyfarms9]

@@hubster4477 one pto was not on do you think magic turns it on when you are working on it two the part he was working on was the fork that was currently not hooked to the drive line and can be turned with your hand while the fork is u hooked three you have to be a real moron to say a potential moving part it is or it isn't moving there is no stored energy it has to be given energy the weight of the counter weight settled when he cut it off and got a hammer and pin to adjust to a lower setting to fork the hay better I have a 430 ih setting 50 yards from my house and it has the same amount of pressure on its fork i have sheered pins before i didnt call the hazmat team out tie the drive shaft to a bulldozer drive tpost thru the pickup reel I pushed it into place lined it up put a pin in it and went back to baling you safety clowns are ridiculous like I said common sense practices keep you safe around farm machinery I do it for a living along with the last 6 generations

[@senetor2]

I love this good luck, SALEM FARMER FROM JORDAN

[@AltijdMatthijs]

Mooie guldner

[@JDrostAgricultureVideoNL]

Mooie video

[@hairymanonetwo]

Totally true......these bales are way to soft !!! Can get a third more in a bale....why handle so many ! A very tight bale that weighs 50 lbs is not wet. Specially grass hay . I baled hay for years. If your fighting the regular length bale( 1.2 meters ) its to heavy (wet ) ! If they are a bit wet..spread a little salt around on top each layer. They will be fine.

[@videomixt8359]

😁😁

[@packemcaleer3293]

Tihhc

[@henningschutrup]

Weer een mooi filmpie 😃👍🏻

[@shawnjerome8599]

So nice hay bales

[@robertneven7563]

hooi persen is een feest?????ben er heel veel bij geweest, wij droegen geen klompen hoor, nee we hadden lederen schoenen aan , het aantal ballen hooi dat hier wordt naar de schuur gebracht, dat is heel leuk hoor, het aantal ballen hooi dat wij met de riek moesten laden, en dit van 14u tot 20 u waren ongv, 2.000 ballen, en allemaal met de riek in de schuur er weer afladen , in Nederlands limburg kort bij Maastricht

[@fendtmeuj7458]

Geweldig leuk filmpje mooi gemaakt 👍🏻

[@BrianDHoefs]

I can understand this being a custom and all, I’d prefer pulling a bale wagon behind the baler vs picking up bales all over the field.

[@hairymanonetwo]

I agree...too much work !!!!! Pull a wagon! But with the narrow ally ways they were going through.....I guess yah have to do what yah got to do !

[@enbo5520]

io ho un Guldner Hydrocar… top!

[@airforce1393]

I use that some tractor that was pulling the baler in farming sim

[@videomixt8359]

😂😂

[@Doyle-Nutbush]

Like watching paint dry ! 80's technology.

[@elizabethtaylor9321]

LIX 59 60s more like , bales to loose .

[@Doyle-Nutbush]

Jason Jason We do 640 acres of Alfalfa and we don’t use antiquated old equipment and use that much labor per bale. Different for everyone e I suppose.

[@francisloppin5181]

super vidéo 👍

[@stanw6775]

Old equipment still works, just a bit slower than the modern stuff

[@davidsignor7931]

A bit we could bale 50x that and more and never touch a bale I have plenty of experience with small balers but one thing I have noticed cows don't care what size the bale is

[@tucnytulen4008]

Super farmári...!!!😘😘😘.... pozdravujem vás zo Slovenska!!!!😂😂😂

[@Peter-fo7md]

Tučný Tuleň lol čau😂😂😂

[@kristiancajka3182]

Čaute, neviete ako sa volajú tie malé valníky na ktorých vozia tie balíky?

[@agrinl5315]

Dikke video mooie beelden!

[@oby-1607]

Absolutely loved the little trucks that hauled the hay. They are so cute compared to the hay equipment we use. Where could I get one of these?

[@MrMrla]

i think they are old air port luggage trucks, but im not sure, hope it helps a little :)

[@shawnjerome8599]

Y'all need wagon to tow behind the little flat bed buggy y'all drive with hay on it

[@floris-janruijgh7942]

Güldner 🤘🏻💪🏻

[@perrycrozier8805]

Its called a round baler or a large square baler. I can find other things to do a Beautiful sunny day.

[@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin]

Long as it gets done.... But, ya... I'm with you!! We run a 16"×18" little baler and a 1075 balewagon... We also run a 4'×4' big baler and a couple of semi trucks... If it weren't for sale hay and a couple barns we feed by hand, I wouldn't run a small baler!!! But hey, everyone has their own way... Get er done!!!

[@perrycrozier8805]

@Jason Jason city folk.

[@l.lmoddingfs2272]

Mooi spul

[@tuurolnik]

*_Nice machines_*

[@anjahekelaar3141]

Mooi man....geef maar buzze

[@stroobantsdominique7182]

op en top Guldner

[@FlyingPixelsPhotography]

Hele mooie video 👍

[@VolmerFilm]

Bedankt!

[@Martinesdeduke]

Hi, what is the name of those small platform cars you were transporting hay? thx

[@VolmerFilm]

It's a Güldner Hydrocar.

[@gregbailey2781]

Amazing to see how hillbilly’s farm

[@elizabethtaylor9321]

Greg Bailey not much hills in Holland .

[@AgrooTarm]

Very very nice 👏👍

[@Dextamartijn]

Leuk filmpje

[@yfdnc-yz9bn]

Merhaba kolay gelsin çok küçük maknalarla Çok verimli işler bravooooo🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍🇹🇷🤚

[@markgamble8377]

Many hands make easy work

[@simplex4796]

bin ich froh das wir unser heu schon weg haben bei einer verdammten hitze

[@ЧезаЧеза-ч4т]

Молодцы мужики

[@heatherwatson8273]

I love the little trucks you're using to take the bails to the barn, please tell me the name and make of these little trucks, thanks, love the video

[@philippetays4263]

I bet the safety freeks just about passed out when they seen him walk beside the machine while it is in gear and load the bales

[@piperdoug428]

It was that and not him poking his pinky in a hole with 2 moving parts (guilatine anyone?)

[@Engineer9736]

Would love to hear you repeat that sentence after accidentally tripping and getting sucked up by that machine. Anti-safety people.. lol.

[@ericheltman7866]

I never for the life of me understood why you bail it on to the ground then go pick it up off the ground. Even the Amish in the United States do it easier than that.

[@nemphis95]

Because the baller can run constantly and the boys picking them up don't interfere with it.

[@hairymanonetwo]

Am I blind or what ??? Is he wearing a wooden shoe ??? Time frame ( 2:03 )

[@lordmg2068]

Netherlands

[@hugo_45s84]

Moin, Habe auch einen G45s, habe aber für meinen Geschmack zu dünne Reifen hinten drauf. Welche sind bei diesem drauf? Ich nehme an 16.9 r32 'er oder? Ps: Super Video und tolle Maschinen, weiter so! Grüße

[@tim.goering3535]

16,9 - 28

[@michaelput4589]

What is the namd of the little truck

[@selbergmacht3708]

Wunderbar der schöne Güldner 👍🏻👌🏻💪🏻 so ein G45 würde sehr gut zu meinem Fendt Farmer 3S passen. Schaut ihn euch an, wie der alte Bolide seine Arbeiten verrichtet. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKmrk4SlqseGrtk

[@stefanp.6679]

Der Traktor mit der Presse sollte einen Gang langsamer fahren. Dann bricht auch nicht so schnell der Bolzen und die Presse sitzt auch nicht so schnell zu. Gruß aus NRW

[@5_head788]

Wir haben genau die gleiche Presse

[@hairymanonetwo]

The primary reason these bales are so soft......because the remaining part of the shoot has been removed. When there are ..say four bales in the shoot...they add pressure to help tighten the bales in the chamber itself. With no shoot on the baler theres little pressure even if there were blocks installed in the chamber. Its free flowing through the chamber. This is the primary reason.....when you do pull a wagon..... you should not pull the bale from the shoot. Allow it to come to you... it gives a much more uniform bale ! And does that guy have an extra finger to give away ? Stick his finger in the hole????? Yikes !

[@newtsfarm]

I enjoyed this. What country is it in?

[@twentefarming7275]

Netherlands (haaksbergen)

[@jeffreyvanlaar458]

dat zijn ongelukkige balen

[@miguelangeljosepujol9594]

alemania???

[@Engineer9736]

0:38 i hope you disconnected the drivetrain to the tractor completely before doing that lol. If engine power got through for half a second the rest of life would be spend with 9 fingers

[@richardg4764]

It’s all done by machine around here

[@vaiper97]

He use too much gas in that tractor.

[@umitsuner1371]

Tractor hp?

[@svens1331]

Bei laufender Maschine die Verstopfung beseitigen, total bescheuert👎

[@MyOnedirectionfan123]

Totdat je dan op de 30 graden zon weer moet laden

[@pieterhamstra1585]

what are the flat bed buggys name?

[@VolmerFilm]

Güldner Hydrocar or Linde Hydrocar.

[@pieterhamstra1585]

@@VolmerFilm thanks

[@trotsopdeboer2736]

waar is dit?

[@Blake_Painter]

komplizierter gehts wohl nicht.

[@РустамЭтчеев]

Игра в сенокос😂😂😂😂

[@ravenfeather7087]

Doesn't look like very good hay. More like straw. Dry as a popcorn fart and about as nutritious.

[@БуднивСеле]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@suvoriyfarmer]

Сено сильно пересушено.

[@dingemankortsmit2240]

Burmanenburman

[@СарматІбрагімович]

🚜👍👍👍🖐️🖐️🖐️🇺🇦