They Said My 8n Couldn’t Move Round Bales!

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[@SpaceForce2019]

I wonder if you think us nuts, for spending time watching you move bales. But for some reason it is enjoyable, love your dogs too. Thank you for sharing!

[@daynaswan427]

I love bail moving time. Thank you for this video. Your work never gets any complaints from me. I sincerely enjoy your process every time. 😊

[@mainemagic4968]

Oh, it's bale time...June is Square bales in 1960's in Florence, Vermont on a Holstein Dairy Farm...Out of school, garden time planting and weeding only in morning, after milking 40 and then breakfast...Lunch time and off to group-up the square bales for the wagons...gather the eggs and feed and water the hens and roosters. We always had 25 Rooster to raise for the winter freezer camp. Nothing beats a well fed rooster for the dumplin dinner and the home-made crust for a Rooster Pot Pie...always had roasted chicken dinner on Sundays and many family & friends showed up to sample the meals. 3PM we walk the cows out of the pasture and into their barn for milking, grain dished out with some mineral mix. We turn them out to the overnight barnyard at 5:30PM and begin washing the stainless steel milking machines and hoses...Milk pickup at 7:30 AM, have to fill the two household milk containers and one cream container till morning milking time. No life is even close to these smile producing memories...you know because you love what you do...Cheers from Maine.

[@Tools4Us]

Challenging the limits and proving skeptics wrong! Farmer Tyler Ranch isn't just about farming; it's about pushing boundaries and defying expectations. So what if they said your 8n couldn't move around bales? You showed them otherwise! Here's to innovation, determination, and the spirit of Farmer Tyler Ranch, where nothing is impossible." 🚜💪

[@garethbryson]

I thought you might use the flatbed pickup to bring more bales at a time?

[@arthurestrada2682]

Not two seconds into the video and I spit coffee. Thanks farmer for bringing a smile to this old veterans life.

[@cathleenmcmahan8794]

Thank you for service 😊

[@deborah2302]

You may be old, as you acknowledged, & I am too, thank you even more, shoot to the stars, for your service. May many smiles be bestowed on you, my friend!

[@PeterGiles-v3i]

As an old guy with LTD ability to do much, FTR and DAFF Wallace are the perfect video’s to fill my day. A very big thank you 👍👍👍👍👍

[@mariaragnarsson8459]

I love your way of always figuring things out and doing things as efficiently as possible.

[@wilfredkube8570]

I had to smile at 16:35, where you were saying “Alright, I’ve got everybody where I need them to be”. What was it that we then could see? It was that lovely looking blonde calf happily following after you!!

[@annacalvert2747]

Do it the way you want to, This is your farm, Love you and your family,by from Grandma,

[@dougallmcmillan8970]

What a pleasing feeling to be loading winter feed in the barn and knowing you shouldn't have to buy feed. Very nice hay season result.

[@michealcain6053]

Was hoping to see you use the old dodge to haul bales home

[@teresadasilva8773]

Love the bottle calves, they still want to follow you home

[@laurettecuyt5614]

8:33 - Maybe you need to paint that tractor seat. For a moment I thought you were offloading hay naked 😂. You are a very neat person, I can see it in every video you post. I will never roll the straps like you have. Love every video ❤

[@Olderthantime-ic]

Oh my, I thought I was the only one that saw that!🤣

[@donnajakubos4249]

So good to have them in the barn! Farmer next to us had a spark coming past our place, by the time he got home it was on fire. Terrifying,, lost the hay wagon too. Thankfully he had presence of mind to get to a arena for horse races, so it didn't spread!

[@81carrerasc]

From a 66yo in Oz, Tyler I'd love to come over to the States and do some work on your farm for free for the experience of a lifetime ..................... you have your s$%t together so well, congrats to you and your family man.

[@ezinatx]

The FTR dude ranch!

[@maryisme247]

Livin' the dream! I gotta say, one of the many reasons I enjoy watching your videos so much is that it motivates me to get out into my yard and do a little bit here and there. It's funny, after watching you do your chores, mine seem extremely easy (they are) And my 1/3 acre yard is starting to look pretty good if I do say so myself. Anyway, thanks for the motivation! You da man!

[@katherinekelly5380]

Loving the camera view from the spear! Spearing hay has never been more fun for me as a viewer 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@farmgirl4958]

I don’t know how you do all of your work and get it on video too. I’m assuming you must have multiple cameras? And you pre-plan placement of the cameras? And then you have to edit. Wow, amazing how you do it all and are so productive at the same time! I would find it very interesting if you would talk about that in one of your lives sometime.

[@jeri8360]

I love your problem solving skills. You are impressive. You do so much alone and you never complain.

[@aaronsadler8227]

Farmer Tyler you're hilarious bro !! Keep doing what you're doing. don't worry about what anybody else says. You're always going to have the ones that think they know everything.

[@carmenmendez6836]

You're a McGuiver of the fields, you're nothing but amazing and resourceful ❤ ( if you never heard of McGuiver, was a guy on a TV show that came up with all kind of self made gadgets to solve his problems! The show was awesome and the things he came up with were really amazing!) Well ur a real McGuiver in my book 😊❤👍

[@DaliaWoods]

I do not miss the hay fields we used to have to do. We did square bales, I was the stacker and my two sisters toss them up to me. We where a good team but I sure don't miss it lol. I do love your videos enjoy watching.

[@reaskelton4939]

All I can think of is a phrase from an old song "All is safely gathered in, err the winter storms begin" Maybe that will help a bit over the next 3 days.

[@TopNotchTile]

Your Farmer Tyler you can do anything !!!

[@lindamoore691]

Thank you for sharing your day today with all of us ! I know filming makes everything so much longer in an already long day and you worked very hard today. I would say you work hard every day and I enjoyed this video as I enjoy them all. Just wanted you to know that I appreciate what you do and how you educate us too. I very much enjoy your perspective and how you share it with us 👏😀❤️ I’ve been watching from the beginning and admire your work ethic and how you solve challenges and making things work for you !

[@azsinger49]

I grew up on a ranch here in Arizona and we had underground water lines like you. Our old ranch is now a subdivision but several years ago I drove out there and was able to find and old valve cover like you have. I brought it home and it sits on my wall as a reminder of getting up before sun up to run water in our fields. Great memories.

[@barbaraberrier8840]

So glad this project will soon be done till next year. Have a great day.

[@juliehenry5353]

I saw on a trucking video where the driver had a gun that shot tie-down straps over the load

[@nadeenflynn9673]

Love seeing the old tractor at work. Another great day on Pharma tire Ranch!

[@ronwolford3782]

Tyler I noticed the fire extinguisher on the tractor. If it is filled with a powder. I suggest that you take it off and turn it upside down now and again, as the vibration will possibly cause the powder to solidify and the extinguisher will not work when activated.

[@JoTa8389-gu9vi]

A great start Tyler , especially for a one man show ! I worked every summer picking up loading , hauling once I got big enough to drive a straight drive , then stack it in barn lofts , go back and do it again . I never saw a round bale until after high school.

[@PatricesProjects]

Hopefully today you are working in the field. It is so much cooler than it's been lately.

[@teresaballard2137]

Larger bales so less of them. Got to feel so good when they are all tucked in and ready for the next cycle.

[@131dyana]

Loved the hay stored.

[@paullohrentz1170]

Your calves are so cute. Love all the different colors they are.

[@LLthereistome2024]

Oh man i miss the sounds of the killdeer, and peacocks in the cool of the evening. Growing up it was my favorite sounds, next to the songs of the frogs.

[@ThomasKud]

If you did do the boards on the side, you would be able to get more bales in the barn. Putting 2 x 6 or 2 x 8 boards on each side and fill cribbing in the middle so the boards would not flex as much. I know Monday morning quarterback. Next year. Keep up the great work, Tyler.

[@kathyrivera2576]

Necessity is the author of invention...you always figure it out!😊

[@robertsimmons3556]

Long day! All looks good! One bale at a time, you will be done soon! Good post FTR!

[@terrapinneckcreekfarm]

Watching this makes me very thankful to have a loader I can reach across a trailer with! Good job on making do with what you have!

[@kimhupp6072]

We tried stacking ours the way that others suggested. We went back to stacking them on our sides as you do. A lot easier to maneuver them and we feel it's safer. You're a smart man!

[@patriciaratcliff7175]

You are a hard working man love your channel 💪❤❤😊

[@toddcaskey9984]

Yeah I'd like to see ya either add some boards or some pipe masterpiece to make it so u can add more bakes . I would love for you to make a pipe / metal bracing to your trailer at an angle that would hold the bales from falling off the back & front that can be taken off when not hauling bales , I think it would save u lots of time . The round bale wagons around me have them. We'll great job

[@jaclynalley809]

Doing the exact same task here!

[@dennisdole1764]

Tyler, your positive demeanor and do what ever it takes attitude is incredible 😊 Thank you

[@bobgappa3338]

Another great video. The cows and calves are looking really good. Their coats are so nice and sleek. Looks like Rivet has done a really nice job for you, with some really fine-looking calves.

[@denault3985]

The hay is looking good, I'm sure the cows, bulls and steers will enjoy it. Those larger bails are a real pain!

[@leannkennedy6568]

Nice camera bale poking action

[@sandib4234]

Well you're getting it, takes time! Belle is beautiful!!😎

[@butchmcgregorb1203]

It’s amazing what these little tractors can lift

[@jennifermartinus4929]

Nice video, keep them comming. 🐂 ☺️

[@hattiecolley54]

U Rock Tyler. Always make my Day Brighter. Keep up the Great Work!

[@BethFoster-lm7qq]

The hay and cows are looking great.👍👏

[@janetdupree6353]

Thanks!

[@farmertylerranch4399]

Thank you Janet!

[@laurieweideman9607]

Good job, little 8N. 💪🏻

[@annebell7274]

Then they don't know your 8n. 😅😅😅👍👍👍

[@freddylove9914]

GREAT JOB GOOD MORNING TYLER

[@SLCFarms]

I have found putting all the bales in groups of how many you can haul all at ones saves a lot of time in the end process of making all the trips home.

[@anneoreilly4900]

We see Smokey following you!

[@mary-i7d9d]

I don't know why people question your decisions. They're always very well thought out!!😅

[@allanpeters4403]

That is some pretty looking bales of hay!!!

[@chucks6879]

Doing hay in Iowa during the 50s loose and using a sling putting it up in the hay mow in the barn. Then riding a hay rack behind a square baler using a hook stacking them 6ft high. Didn't need to work out at the gym

[@Alfred19947]

Very enjoyable FTR.

[@amyswalve1637]

Something to put on your Christmas list, longer ratchet straps.

[@marciaolson4878]

Happy haying FT! You’ve got a good system for sure! Praying it’s not too hot out there! ❤❤❤❤

[@sharonhooks9071]

Great job Tyler!😊

[@kenpgh]

That must be some good tubing on the lifting arms of the ol 8n to lift the bigger bales , the lift arms dont look like much but still get the job done 👍🇺🇸

[@randycharest4507]

I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO TYLER 😊❤

[@alanlanghorn9528]

Funny though you had brought that old blue truck to move your bales on but you get there the old n8 tractor is a tuff little beast .does a good job lifting them up

[@DKMFarms]

Great video were moving 192 bales on dad's then we still have 45 to 50 acres to mow on mine. I have a video coming out soon

[@johngastineau653]

I understand your concerns about the Dodge truck right now, I've seen where people would take a school bus and make a flat bed truck. With this you could still install a receiver hitch and pull the trailer.

[@allysonh6410]

❤❤❤🎉 great job!! Smoky coming up to you was so cute ❤

[@geoffreyspeed]

You had chains on the front last year . Thank you for your time and effort .

[@IamRuSerious]

Your work never ceases to amaze me. But after watching you work all those calves and cows by yourself the other day, I can believe you will succeed in anything you go for. You are truly ranch owner, forman, cowhand, straw boss , husband and father all rolled into one person. Good golly man, I don't see how you do it all by yourself! You're my new hero! I pray God bless and keep you healthy......

[@jacquelineharper-simmons12]

Jack of all trades he is, Jack of all trades😊

[@jackieconnor6845]

Tyler….., your a legend mate😀😀😀😀x

[@cynthiaholmes2828]

Very good video, thanks for sharing. 😊😊😊

[@liljoeii6091]

Thank you for the video

[@thomasheaney2087]

Thanks

[@ImpHalla66]

The video shows an iffy clearance on the fenders. But, no popped tires yet.

[@chrisbernard6811]

At least the tractor does the Bach breaking work rather than you when you had square bales! Smooth work.

[@Saratogan]

Where's the old Dodge?

[@bombardier3qtrlbpsi]

Idea .... Two short good ropes tie a bowline. Alway able to untie no matter how tight.👍

[@tynaofarrell9241]

I have never seen round hay bales out west! You are a great throwback farmer!

[@LVFFarmVlogs]

Could get 5 more per trip with the dodge! 😉😂

[@1954israel]

Farmer Tyler why not place last year's bails to the side on the left and use it first (first in first out) so you don't have to move them twice.

[@ourlouisianalife318]

We got a ton of hay to move here before long ourselves.

[@carolyost6733]

When you said WHERE SHOULD WE BEGIN? My husband and I both said at the farthest pt of the field and work from back to front .Do you ever stop in a day and eat lunch? Do you bring your lunch with you?

[@martingale7760]

Great video as normal, Tyler, have you ever thought of making a concrete block weight for the back of your tractor to help stop the back wheels lifting

[@jackieconnor6845]

Bless ya, hope you get a good rest x

[@jimtruelove1422]

I thought you was going to use that old Dodge for that

[@ScottAlexander-q3b]

We used to have one couldn't hardly steer if you got weight on front loader

[@SimplySuccor]

Seems like you had a straggler following you at the end there. Just couldn't help himself. ^^

[@johnzink3309]

Thx

[@coyroberts8356]

Them babies growing like weeds!😊

[@OldAcres8690]

Just a thought the bale size sensor on your baler might be off if you haven't measured your bales for accuracy.

[@STA_FARMS]

75 bales in a day is a lot. I have been able to put the first layer of hay on their face and then the second layer is the same amount and go up from there depending on the height of the barn that might get you one more row on layer two

[@ripman3616]

They said that last year as well.

[@Julia_Teeker]

75 bales isn’t anything to sneeze at. That was a very productive day imho. And great editing as usual, Sir. ❤

[@katherinekelly5380]

I never noticed before but the wrap on the round bales gives it a waist - check out 3:40 - does this always happen?