The New Telescopic Loader Revamped Our Operation

[@iancrossley6637]

That JCB is a beauty.

[@farmingforfunandprofit940]

Watched your videos on setting up your rebalring operation........We have only been rebaling on a small scale for about 4 years...mostly supply TSC and other stores in our area...... We started out with The T's round bale conveyors 5070 NH and a bale bandit..... converted over to an inline MF/ bale baron this spring...... We load directly out the Baron into the trailer..... One tractor drives a Marcrest hydralic ...power unit, baler and tables..... output is about 300 bales per hour 36- 21 bale bundles per trailer.....

[@southtexashay777]

Nice to see your new hay and moving equipment. Have a great weekend.

[@FarmingInsider]

Thank you! Have a good one

[@jeremywoodward4969]

Great Video, Binge watching all your videos!! City boy from Michigan who loves to learn about farming from you. Keep up the great content!

[@robcooper5813]

We have a JCB TM 320, excellent versatile machine. More farmers should try them.

[@FarmingInsider]

I’d advocate for it after a couple weeks of use. Great little machine

[@bigsaltsalt3417]

JCB are extremely popular in the UK where there made

[@bradpogue3448]

The new loader looks like it’s gonna work out real good. Unloading the bails into the barn looks like a pain in the back-side. I think the unloaded will be a good investment. Stay safe

[@FarmingInsider]

It is slower than we like because of the extra care to stay low, but a roof is a roof!

[@frankscruggs4749]

Good video.

[@FarmingInsider]

Thank you my man

[@johnkemp4370]

If the quick attach system on the small wheel loader is the same as a big skid steer that would work great with traditional skid steer attachments like a post hole digger or the new brush/tree mulching mowers.

[@aidenkoster6427]

Nice I love those jcbs

[@FarmingInsider]

We do too!

[@thomasklein6954]

Love your videos. You guys really have it together. Great crew of people and nice machines. I guess that's Ohio and it's people. Thank You for taking the time so we can watch

[@FarmingInsider]

Thank you for the support!

[@jeffandjanebelstra182]

Ive put big squares away 5 high I can see where if you put numbers or letters on the rafters that might help you where you last were. Can relate

[@FarmingInsider]

That’s not a bad idea. Help keep track of inventory too

[@terencef5806]

Are you all doing ok? Just checking on you. Be well.

[@timothyray7129]

I know this video is a couple weeks old but I was watching Toni fast ag and has a stacker that he pulls behind his bailer and you ever thought of using one of those or does it not fit into your operation?

[@jadenmartin8205]

@9:41 I seen you guys have three planters! Wondering if you guys run all three of them and if you do custom work

[@FarmingInsider]

We actually have 5 lol. Yep we run a lot of them through custom ground. We could probably get by with 1 on our own grain acres

[@timothyray7129]

I really enjoy the videos. Keep up the good work. Are you guys buying the new JCB?

[@FarmingInsider]

Thank you. We did!

[@brodylong4777]

Going to be handling about 75k large squares next year. Which is faster/ more efficient pertaining to open field truck loading? Also which rides smoother at speed in the field?

[@FarmingInsider]

That is an intimidating amount of hay to get through lol Open field truck loading I believe the tm220 has an edge with great visibility on both sides. I can’t say one rides better than the other, both are a good ride

[@brodylong4777]

@FarmingInsider it's actually corn stalk bales, believe it or not... Yes, it is intimidating. I haven't scaled like that before. It has to be done in a span of about 2 months. Loading/handling seems to be my biggest logistical problem currently. Any other words of wisdom? You seem to be the best resource I can find on the subject.... Thanks for the response

[@finleydickinson5996]

I’m a hay farmer and I was wondering how you get all of these connections with brokers like a website or something?

[@hammerhayllc]

"Some very nice, voluptuous, green, 3x4's, thirteen hundred pound, Timothy, light orchard, light alfalfa, large squares" *insert "shut up and take my money" Futurama GIF*

[@FarmingInsider]

Hahah yes, that’s the goal! Subtle marketing

[@paulprigge1209]

Voluptuous not a word I would associate with hay that is unless you were in a hay loft with Hey young lady. Lol

[@FarmingInsider]

haha yes, I suppose that is more of a carnal word than hay can offer

[@bobmoroney3643]

More Carl 😎😎

[@FarmingInsider]

I’m always trying!

[@robinmiller4135]

More Sam 🥸

[@stowaway475]

Where's that hay out of Oregon Westmoreland CA or Blythe CA or holtvillie AR or Nevada

[@FarmingInsider]

I’m taking this as a compliment because those are premiere forage states. This is out of northern Ohio

[@stowaway475]

@@FarmingInsider no thank you it's just cause I use to hall hay you were talking about orchard alfalfa I thought most likely you got it out of Oregon that hay looks good

[@jefflowe957]

Please show us where your turtles live thanks

[@FarmingInsider]

Haha I will try to remember

[@robinmiller4135]

Absolutely no one enjoys strapping trucks ..

[@FarmingInsider]

Sam claims he does!

[@oscarwindham6016]

Hey buddy, just a suggestion, but how less in your video of you ugly guys and more in your video of the equipment? You will NEVER get a call from Spielberg. Just forget about it, cause it ain't gonna happen.

[@FarmingInsider]

Thanks for the view Oscar!

[@oscarwindham6016]

@@FarmingInsider Thanks for having a sense of humor.