The New Holland CR10 harvester, it's big!

[@TonyJohn-2]

Another good video JB. Thanks for taking us along.

[@alanb9337]

Appreciate the MacDon draper width is necessary compared to extra time to cut with a 13 foot wide MacDon R1 disc mower head with conditioning rollers.(Looks like the 940 Macdon draper head with hay conditioner was a past model?) The Brookdale Farm youtube channel in W. Aus showed an old round baler that had been converted to a 'stalky material windrow lifter'. (video title "A different way to deal with wet hay"). Are there modern versions of the old John Deere 21-crimper and 31-crusher units? The Teagle 'super ted' units are expensive.(There are examples of older non-def machines with triple mowers - the Claas 690 forage harvester with claas triple mowers and the John Deere 8650 articulated steer with claas triple mowers?) Conclusion - about time Australia, Brazil & Argentina got together and built tractors & other machinery with less electronic nonsense etc on them.

[@gavanburge1577]

Probably a dumb question but I’m a plumber so not up with this stuff. When you’re baling and talk about pressure being to high is that how tight the bale is compacted and what causes it?

[@farmerjbavondownspastorala3515]

Yep spot on. So the drier the hay the more load/pressure you need to get weight in the bale but it does have a limit from what I know. If the pressure is really low 4-600 then you’re too high in moisture. You can, with in reason, bale hay to the pressure = moisture content

[@gavanburge1577]

@ Cheers appreciate ya taking the time to explain it. Been watching your channel for a while and really like the way you explain all the behind the scenes side of what you do especially harvest time. Great channel 👌👍