Baling Hay With A Massey Ferguson 1840

Baling 1st cut hay

[@ralphf1383]

Treavor, I always look forward to your videos. They are really well done, but the thing that impresses me the most is how you are so far ahead of all that is going on. You are truly a worker, I see you in every video, you go from one job to the next, and if some thing else comes up you just do that and then heae back to finish what you were doing. I was just hoping your girlfriend didn't hit a goopher hole or some thing a tip and dump that huge load of hay,, but she knew what she was doing.. be sure and tell her she did well. thanks again for showing us how that farm ( which is pretty huge is run. thanks man.

[@IndianaFarmBoys]

Thank you. I try to stay on top of things. She knows what she is doing and is a big help.

[@jameslopez407]

Great video Trevor i really like the time lapses, it really shows how good an operator you are what a grind. Hope you guys get the rain you need to keep the hay coming.

[@IndianaFarmBoys]

Thank you. We are supposed to get some the next few days so hopefully we do.

[@crf4502]

I just bought one and we've ran a few thousand bales through it. The bales are not the cleanest bales I've seen. Pretty rough looking. Our windrows are huge this year though so maybe that's what's causing it? Any tips for me to clean up the bales?

[@IndianaFarmBoys]

Do you mean the cut side doesn't look clean or the bale isn't uniform?

[@crf4502]

@@IndianaFarmBoys that's correct. It's not cutting the ends well at all.

[@IndianaFarmBoys]

@crf4502 how do your knives look? Ours was doing that and the knives were dull. I replaced them this winter and now they make great bales