Review UPDATE: New Holland H8040, 18HS Haybine, 36HB HoneyBee Draper

[@pc5569]

Just my opinion, but New Holland has always made very good hay equipment. Great review and walkthrough.

[@farming4g]

Certain things they do, no question especially with price point too.

[@jordanbeardy8798]

That’s a nice machine you have there Brooks i wouldn’t mind having one of those thanks for the video enjoyed it

[@elvis7094]

Great video! One question what’s the purpose of the hour glass shaped roller hanging of the rear?

[@farming4g]

That's a flax or canola roller... basically gently flattens out the windrow to lower the chance of it blowing away in high wind situations since canola and flax can be light, fluffy. Doesn't prevent it all, but gives a better chance of staying put.

[@attahnantogmahabdul-rahama9097]

Please do you sell second hand machines

[@richardpoe2461]

Do you like that machine well enough to have quit using the sickle bar mowers?

[@farming4g]

Always have a need for bar mowers yet... Rocky terrain and ditches for sure yet, even sloughs

[@MrJohndeere3720]

i like those mowers . i'd like to have one. it would be a big mower for our size of farm.

[@Touseef_Arshad]

hi sir how are you i am running this machine in saudi arabia for 14 years i have a lot of experience i have a request through your channel can i get a job in your company can you sponsor me i am currently residing in saudi arabia and my born in Pakistan.

[@alancooper5386]

arre u planning on farming the same ways your father did, or are u gonna quit livestock and do just grains. Silage would be the best way to go instead of making all them bales. i guess nothing will change as long as your father is still paying the bills.....

[@farming4g]

Don't need silage for beef cows... too expensive. Always will have cattle yet, but slowly cutting back.