Baling with New Holland 276 with New Holland T5040 - Summer 2011

Baling with New Holland 276 - Summer 2011 - Made around 1000 bales with no problems!

[@blakebespokefurniture7669]

Amazing how many people are being so critical. Nice to see it working well. Enjoy👍

[@smid2550]

Going pretty good in dense hay. I'm impressed -

[@Drottninggatan2017]

This is a good speed. It's not how fast we drive but how many bales are leaving the baler. These NH 276 need to be fed quite a lot for to make even bales, and they can easily take the double amount of material of what we see here. But I'm not sure the pick-up is floating on the ground. I might be mistaking, but I do believe the little lever should be towards the back.

[@daveknepp7718]

It's your farm, your equipment, bale it how you want.

[@d911tru4]

I have the NH 276 but with wire. Where can I get a conversion for twine?

[@pldavey]

Speedy baling but no broken shear bolts in the clip!

[@mzr800]

Wow heavy windrows but she's tying!!

[@Aoifemfitzgerald]

There at around 5:00 your leaving half the hay behind cos you're going too fast.

[@Farmer2492]

way to fast slow down a bit it's not all about speed it's about being safe

[@Aoifemfitzgerald]

I'd say your driving a bit too fast, the pickup is only barely able to keep up with the ground. Would you not go get a bale collector, running around collecting individual bales is very slow, labour intensive and expensive if you've to pay fellas to do it.

[@roco4608]

Aoife Fitzgerald the bales aren’t tight enough to be using a collector, watch them when they hit the ground you’ll see what I mean, this also allows the ground speed and bales per hour rate to be high

[@Aoifemfitzgerald]

Also, your headland runs are too long. Your spending half the time driving down the headland instead of actually making bales. A nice little outfit, but not very efficient.