Did It Work??? The John Deere 335 Round Baler

[@VintageFarm1086]

Looks like you getting the hang of round baling. Bales looks good. Yes if the right side of the bale is a little bigger the twine will not be as close to the edge. Most of the time I bale around 5 mph. My best day baling I baled 95 bales with my 330.

[@HumbleHaymakers]

@@VintageFarm1086 Thanks! I’m getting the hang of it… 👍

[@windrowfarm]

Glad to see it worked so well! Looks like you’re getting it dialed in nicely. This seems like a great option - thanks for sharing your thinking!

[@HumbleHaymakers]

Still in a learning curve, but it’s a nice option to have.

[@JeremyBerentsen]

I have a jd 330 round baler. Run it with a Massey 1085 so similar to your setup. Have found that just like square baling windrow consistency makes a big difference. I rake with a H&S 12 wheel V-rake which I have set for the same width as pickup head on baler so no swerving is necessary to evenly fill the bale chamber. Makes perfect 4×4 bale everytime. When tying bale I cycle all the way across then work back to each measure mark counting to 7-8 seconds. Thoroughly enjoy your videos

[@HumbleHaymakers]

Thanks & thanks for watching…👍

[@Dan-qy1rg]

I think you have your JD 335 running good and making some real nice bales. I had a NH 654 twine wrap, some things are a little different, but a quite a few similarities. I had the side to side indicators, the bale size indicator as well and the I will say the net wrap is much faster, but much more costly per bale. Enjoyed watching, thanks and I hope you have a nice day!

[@HumbleHaymakers]

@@Dan-qy1rg Thanks!