Baling Hay 2020! Massey Ferguson 1838 And Kuhns Mfg AF4 Accumulator

[@pmclonghorns1440]

Good job sir! I’ve been making hay most of my life and still learn something new every time out!

[@WilliamsonRidge]

Thanks!

[@ghilreese3413]

I would have had someone out there from the dealer lining it all out. Thanks for the videos.

[@WilliamsonRidge]

One of the dealers said they would come out and get the baler going but they cost quite a bit more but the accumulator no one offered that so i figured I was on my own lol.

[@williamwhite9275]

Looks like a great setup maybe one day I can get a setup like that

[@doncralton1704]

good video use what you have and can afford, experience comes with time in the seat and you are never to old to learn,; and you get the job done, looks good have a good day!!!!

[@WilliamsonRidge]

Thanks! Have a good one!

[@khtractors]

Great video! That baler is impressive! My old 120 Massey baler won’t hardly bale that fast. Haha. The banana shape could also be from too much bale tension. I used a rake just like that for 15 years up until this year. I just started on some 2nd cutting this week. I hope to fertilize and cut again in September but it’s awful dry right now. Have a good day!

[@WilliamsonRidge]

Thanks! Yeah I can move pretty good 1st gear high range could probably go 2nd if I could stay on the tractor lol, ground is fairly rough. I’ve been cutting a little 2nd cut and I think your right about the bale tension I baled looser this time and no bananas. Super dry here too. Take care!

[@khtractors]

Williamson Ridge Outdoors I find with these M6060’s that 4th low is a good consistent gear to use when baling. Good luck.

[@andrewschuchardt393]

What part of the country are you in? Seems a little late for first cut at least here in Georgia.

[@WilliamsonRidge]

I’m in southern Ohio, it is late, I actually cut the hay on June 1st but just couldn’t get the video out until now.

[@JohnAmes]

👍👍

[@memyselfandifarmer]

why 4

[@WilliamsonRidge]

Price, and with as steep as the hills are here I was afraid the 8 or 10 bale would be to top heavy