John Deere 2355 Grinding Feed With A Gehl 95 Grinder Mixer

[@ianBeer123]

I had a Gehl 135 mill with a scale that I used to make different mixes for our cattle but most were oats, barley, corn and soybeans plus minerals. I think the Gehl mills are by far the best on the market and the later ones like I had were all hydraulic drive which was very reliable and easy to use. I wouldn't want a mill without a scale either because it's the only way to keep your mixes consistent.

[@farmgrowncountrystrong]

A hydraulic drive would definitely be handier!

[@davidward7363]

Farm Grown, Country Strong on KZbin how much does a hammer mill weight

[@farmgrowncountrystrong]

David Ward I think this one weighs about 7,500 pounds fully loaded.

[@pedritoc.c.t.665]

Comercials and all pretty good ..great video

[@jasondrake4106]

I used my 5150 with the feed grinder and it works good

[@danilomazuera5234]

Super eficiente equipo me gusta mucho.

[@DominicRichens]

Was walking around the back 40 and found one of these (or parts of it) just rotting

[@rossjones5333]

What size holes and spaces are on that hammer mill

[@pyroman6000]

I used to do that with a 4020. Corn, Oats, Soybeans, and minerals.

[@farmgrowncountrystrong]

A lot of the same ingredients here!

[@webbsuperiorbelties5800]

Keep up the good work! Like your videos.

[@farmgrowncountrystrong]

Thanks for watching!

[@chrisbennett1701]

We used Farmall M to grind worked well

[@teapachuau6935]

Is that a dryer where the corn kernel comes out of? Plus, feed mixing needs exact weight measurement for nutrients content percentage. And how will you measure the weight of corn that pours out from tank?

[@farmgrowncountrystrong]

On the grinder mixer there is windows that serve as gauges for the amount of feed in there. There is a blower fan on the grain bin for drying, but I believe it is hidden in this video.

[@craigschiller1599]

Nice video. Different shots etc. Camera not sitting in 1 spot. 👌

[@farmgrowncountrystrong]

Thanks 🙂

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[@pedritoc.c.t.665]

Can we grind alfalfa

[@haydenlloyd3377]

Show driving the grinder to a spot using the tractor. We want to see some traveling. H. Lloyd

[@farmer190xt5]

I love mine

[@chrisbennett1701]

I assume that's 9 tons of feed?

[@greenhornhomesteaders8249]

Did your 2355 have a hard time grinding that feed???? I’m actually looking to buy a tractor FOR grinding feed and I’m not sure if I could get away with using a 70-80 HP tractor or if I need a 90-100 HP tractor. Also money is the driving factor haha. If I had lots of money obviously I would get the 100HP tractor.

[@Chadboy2012]

I need help everyone! I want to buy an international and grinds good just damaged unload auger, will the unload auger be fixed and would it be expensive to fix it?

[@farmgrowncountrystrong]

I guess it really depends on the parts needed and their availability?

[@jaybaker9684]

If its bearings its inexpensive just a real pain in the rear to change if you have never done one if the auger and flightins is worn out well then it get pricey better off just having a new one made then repairing old flighting imo new shaft flightung and if your that deep already touch up any weak spots holes and replace the bearing good luck

[@foreignermakingmoney-phili1458]

Hi Farm Grown, Country Strong, Great video. Really enjoyed it. So much I have liked it and subscribed to your channel. I particually like at 1:00 seeing the grinding feed with a John Deere 2355 and a Gehl 95 Grinder Mixer. I thought you put the point across well of the basics. I was as I was growing up raised on a mixed farm of arable, pigs and beef. Like yourself I like sharing skills and knowledge. i have had apprentices and young people work with me. To share some of my knowledge I have set up my own you tube channel about farm maintenance. You should check out. Well many thanks for a great video. Keep the good work up. Look forward to future videos.

[@terrywagner5842]

Great video . Is Gehl still in business ?

[@farmgrowncountrystrong]

Terry Wagner Gehl is still in business but they are only making skidsteers, loaders and the like I believe.

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[@derrickzenner9300]

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[@zaappp1588]

I know you should use the right tools for the project at hand and this is probably a stupid question but do you think this could chop/grind large pine bark into smaller "nuggets"? I realize I'd need a bigger screen but I might be able to get my hands on a Gehl 95 pretty cheap. I can get the large pine bark by the tractor trailer load dirt cheap but the small pine nuggets cost a premium even in bulk.

[@farmgrowncountrystrong]

I honestly wouldn't recommend it. I don think it would handle inside the bin at all. Maybe you could try just a regular wood chipper?

[@zaappp1588]

Thanks. The problem is that only small chippers that handle 4 inch limbs usually have a feed chute that you could dump large bark nuggets into. The bigger ones have more of a feed table which is not made for dumping material in. I suppose I could fabricate a feed chute but larger chippers get expensive fast.

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