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It has certainly been dry mate. I'm south of Ottawa.

No wonder modern day horses use diesel fuel.

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Murphy Law is that you?🤨

Thanks, Murphy!

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Thanks for watching!

What shall we do with the body? I know put him through the Baler! 🙄 I think it was in the Balkans war they used to dispose of people through a chipper into pig pens. Ain't nothing left of forensics to find after that. Amazing how far humans go to destroy other humans!

Not only put him through the baler, but when someone rules it an accidental death and you've gotten away with murder, why not sue the manufacturer and draw more attention to yourself in the hopes of making a buck. Greed got them!

Thank you! And thanks for the purchases! I have been really impressed with Teespring. They must be getting caught up. A couple weeks back I ordered a t shirt on a Monday and had it Saturday with regular shipping.

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They were made from 1989 to 91. They could be ordered in 4 colors, Oliver green, White silver, Cockshutt red, and Minneapolis Moline yellow.

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The round baler doesn't tie a knot. It puts a couple extra wraps of twine on the edge, cuts it off, and when the bale is ejected, it expands and the twine gets tight and stays in place. Must be the camera placement, the engine sounds the same as it always has, like a Cummins 4Bt.

The twine process starts at 3:40 The arm swings over , the hay grabs it and pulls it in the chamber, I stop forward movement and the twine arm works its way back wrapping the bale. It pauses for a couple extra wraps on the end and then returns home where the twine is cut off. I then eject the bale , close the gate, and start the next bale.

@@ThatOliverGuyChris Thanks! I didn't attach any significance to all the machinations and the whys and wherefores of what was happening.

The crowder wheels was a factory option. The 80 stays on the round baler all summer long. I rolled up some straw yesterday and that air conditioning was nice and cold!

@@ThatOliverGuyChris That's awesome Chris, I will have to look into the crowder wheel as an add on kit, seems to work well. Greetings from Japan, I'm getting (slowly) caught up on videos.

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If I rake into a single windrow, I have to weave. I normally use a V rake to pull 2 windrows together the same width as the baler pickup and because of that I don't have to weave. Makes a nice even bale every time.

We were running dry, got 2.5 inches about 2 weeks ago, but that is running out.

We were a Gehl dealer, and also a Hesston dealer. I think the Gehl made a nicer bale, it was the machine we sold more of. If I had to get a new one, I'd probably look at a Hesston. I hear good things about New Holland, but my local dealer is dropping them.

Pretty much. The hydraulic pump was moved to the engine, they added a differential lock, hydraulic pto clutch and a few other bells and whistles.

Is the over under shifter electric also?

Yes.

Thanks Chris,there aren't to many around. Must be pretty reliable.

B3.9L Cummins Engine. It is probably turbo charged, but I am not sure. We have had a White 100 since 1989. That is B5.9L Cummins powered. I think that ours has somewhere between 11K and 12K hours. Engine was overhaul + new clutches a bit ago when it had around 9K hours. I think that if they'd lined up 5th and 6th gears and had them synchronized along with the appropriate F/R combinations that they'd be the absolute perfect tractor. They're still great tractors. Not much to go wrong and very dependable. I also love MF Dynashift

I've heard of guys getting pulled into corn heads the same way. It all happens so fast our nervous system can't even react before it's too late.

It's plastic, 20,000 feet Orange Line that I get at Tractor Supply Company, runs $25 for the 2 balls that make up the 20,000 feet.

Somewhere around 43.

That Oliver Guy - Chris Losey that’s awesome we have like 20 olivers a few whites to

I've got a friend that does exactly that. :)

I got 22 whole bales and one half sized one. Now that the oats are off, the alfalfa looks good. Now we need some rain.

@@ThatOliverGuyChris better get busy doing your rain dance lol.

The combine is ready and the wheat is just about there. If that isn't a rain dance, I don't know what is. Lol

@@ThatOliverGuyChris ain't that the truth lol. You have a good day. God Bless.

It worked! We've gotten about a half inch so far today.

Mark it on the calendar!!! Doesn't happen too often anymore. But that's a good thing!! Means Chris has a lot of good Subscribers!!