That's what it's about, neighbors helping neighbors.

Tim..... You know your neighbor is upclassed with you in the field. I think you are the perfect advertisement for the Krone product line. As far as helping your neighbor yes it is what we do in the country. Non farmers have no idea what a relief it is to get that straw out of the field and get your beans planted on time. Around here we swap labor and seat time. You help me and when you get in a pinch I help you. Most times money doesn't change hands. Just a handshake an a thank you. I am sure he is grateful and would be at your doorstep if you needed him.

What's neat is that you were "willing and able" to help your neighbor. You embody the lost spirit of American farming/ranching that built agriculture, in America, to the envy of the world.

I love helping the neighbors. and its fun to put multiple machines in the same field. its even more fun to finish and sit around and have a cold beer and tell stories.

Truly enjoyed this, Wes. No matter the reason, farmers helping farmers in time will always come back to each of us. Keep up the hard work, and great content!

That Case was the best looking tractor I've seen on your channel in a long time LOL Kidding! No flaming bags of shit on my doorstep please hahaha!

Helping the neighbor is a good thing Wes. Hope you continue to do so. I'm 77 years old and retired, but I still do odd jobs around the neighborhood. I've never charged anything for my labor and sometimes if parts are just a couple dollars, I don't even ask for reimbursement. I feel good when the day is done. Most of my work is for people who have no means to do things for themselves. Will someone do things for me when I'm no longer able to take care of myself? Probably not, but I don't really think about it much. It's just comforting to know that when I leave this world, I've contributed more than I took and hopefully, I can rest in peace.

you had fun .. and helped out a fellow farmer .. great day

Helping a Neighbor and feeling good plus made a great video . I know they are older now but you got a love those case Magnums . Thank you OLF

Nice video Wes. Neighbors helping neighbors. one of your better ones. no I'm not a farmer.

I helped a neighbor last year by running a strip till for him to see what he thought about it instead of planting just plowed ground but we warned him we’d never planted cotton on dry land cotton, which was his plan but he was ok with that. Found out the other day I’ll be doing it again for him this year. Always glad to help when I can.

Enjoyed the vid, first, because helping out a neighbor is how I was raised. Also because comparisons like this show, as you said, how far equipment has advanced over time. Plus we all like to flex a bit of muscle of a time. Thanks for sharing, Wes. Stay safe.

The whole point of having big new toys is so you can pick on your buddies. Just kidding, good to see you helping out a neighbor. Not much of it happening anymore. Looked nice and dry in that field. Wish it would it dry our some here, got hay to bale, cotton to fertilize and peanuts to spray. Have a good one.

Very Impressive! Feels good to help out neighbor farmers in need of an extra hand.

good to see.neighbor.helping neighbor

Excellent. Wouldn't mind a look at the Soya Beans later in the season.

Cool vid...thanks for sharing. Good to see that Tim was able to get in on the action as well.

Not sure why it unsubscribed me from your channel but glad to see you still putting out videos

Wes once you've baled with an IVT it would be hard to go back I had the wind blow my hay into piles and I have a NH CVT and you just crawl through to crap then fly through the good stuff really good vid OLF and fun to see the old balers to

I baled some volunteer wheat once and I could only bale it in the morning because as soon it warmed up the straw wouldn’t spin in our round baler. I had to dig out the straw and after watching rattlesnakes running out of the windrows I was a nervous nellie digging that straw out. It was fun watching the hawks grab the mice and snakes. There would be ten or more hawks and eagles circling above me. I always enjoy watching them catching prey.

agree with Jeremy the old agriculture attitude take care of thy neighbor

Very good of you Wes to help your neighbor. I realize he was paying you, but it was still good of you to help!

I wonder how many Krone balers were sold from watching Wes's videos. Pretty impressive machine. Good video, help out when you can is always good.

Very very very nice video,.. thanks for posting it

Didn’t see the video until late December ‘19 Happy Birthday 🎉🎁🎂🎈🎊

Refreshing to see a Magnum in one of your videos!

Good for you! You were open, honest and proud. Nothing wrong with it. And you helped someone. See to it that theresa is extra nice to you. Lol

We had 2 small square Balers running side by side. One was a brand new Case IH the other was a 20 year old New Holland equivalent. The new baler was pounding them through while the New Holland equivalent had to go a little slower. Just came down to age there.

Just had to be a big show off didn't ya? LOL Just kidding....great video. That Krone does good in straw too. Nice to help the guy out.

Looked like really good fun! nothin like running 2 tractors in the same field! Looked like the old magnum still pulled its weight for a relatively small tractor

looks like fun. nice to have 2 machines running

Probably the best tractor with a Case decal on it...

Nice video to show that you have to get it done on time.

the start of that video was a beautiful sight ,, that 8530 just plain looks mean with those big FAT tires and the rotating beacons on it ,, my neighbor has a IH/Case magnum just like the one in this video

There is a lot to be said for older (paid for) equipment.

If he paid you you weren't simply helping him, you were hired to do a job. Here(Iowa) if we are helping out a neighbor we get a big thank-you and that is all. If we get in a bind the neighbor will help us if he can. Happens maybe once or twice a month.

A rancher friend of mine used to grow winter rye. I shot a deer on the field and drove over to get it. That’s when Frank told me it was winter rye. He didn’t get mad, he was the best and he liked getting his deer thinned out. He trained Border collies too. Great dogs! He ran about 300 cows and 2 or 3 thousand sheep.

no better feeling than helping a neighbor get his crop off

Helping your neighbor is always a good thing.

Thar was a very fun videoto watch keep it up Wes!

Bailer from neigbour to old Krone bailer very modern fast and good bailer Wes, right Tim 😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😜😛😂😜😂😛😂😜😂😛😂😜😂😛😂😜😂😛😛😂😜😂😛😜😂😛

Good work there Wes. You need to find an opportunity to put a big plow behind that beast and see how she goes at some point.

thanks for the video wes enjoyed it

One of the best vids you've done !

onelonleyfarmer and cotontop3, there's nothing better. Great to see you two together. :)

Love the in cab bailing videos, more of those please

back when we were farming that's how it was done we didn't have money for all the equipment like alot of farms around me so we would help each other

Why not Plant beans in the winter wheat field before the wheat is vert tall. Then harvest the wheat heads and the beans will be free to grow thru the stubble. If planters in 15 “ rows the combine will not hurt the beans. Then you would have 2 very good crops.

awesome video grow on a farm still miss it

Nothing wrong with showing off the efficiency difference between New vs well used older stuff. Especially if people are going to compare the labor hours spent, the cost to operate, ect. When your in business for your self from cutting lawns, to farming, to automotive parts & services you have to calculate every last detail to see where you lose or make money.

Theresa sounds like a fun lady.

I was wondering what mushroom barns did with compost after they were done with it-now answered. Thanks

hay Wes your neighbors baler setup is identical to a neighbor of me great video :-)

awesome to watch

Interesting to see the two bailers work

Question , Can you explain "un harvested rye" as in was it just cut and left to dry , as apposed to been combined, and would it be used as mulch.??

Always nice to help out neighbors when you can, but I have to ask what is the latest you guys would plant soybeans? Our have been in the ground for just over a month. We are just about at our planting deadlines (I think it has to be before June 30th if you want to qualify for crop insurance), unfortunately alot of people just east of us got 4-6 inches of rain a couple nights ago, not going to be a good year for many farmers.

I hope you do more like that too.

helping your neighbors is what its all about..

Wow, we are still weeks away from harvesting any grain up here!

It's nice wach it 👍

Any reason you don't run the full suitcase weight rack on this machine? I know the machine is larger. Does it just not need the counterweight like the 8120?

So is it unharvested rye grass ("Weidelgras")straw? Its a bit strange because we would not call it straw as long as it has not been threshed. And Rye translates to "Roggen" but it doesn't look like it and you would straight cut it with the Harvester.

we run ours at 100% in dry straw, 8 foot bale 1200 lbs wheat straw, we run 3 HDP 1290 and 1 prechop

the krone has very little competition even against other branded brand new balers never mined that old heston but that case 7000 series that is a beastly tractor for its age and they would give any JD, ford or other tractor from that age or newer with the same ish horsepower a good and hard run for their money . those cases are built to last.

New holland with the extended chamber is a nice baler, worth looking at nonetheless.

why was the grain straw unharvested does it also go in the mushroom farms?

fair play Wes what an outfit

awesome....

You're right Wes, it was a fun video!

unharvested rye straw ? no crop harvested thru an combine ?

Green lives matter!!!! Sweet work!

that krone is impressive it will do one hell of a days work.

Did you get two of his busted bales into one of yours or just one for one?

how many bales on that 25 acres of rye

when you said you found string around 10 min mark i thought i could hear a sound that wasnt there til you said you found string and got out the sound was like a wirling sound :) P.S. HI TIM!!

what is he using the straw for? Was it pre heading when he cut it?

keep up the good work on the vids

See where your idea of walking floor trailer came from

Nice job, mushroom barn pay different for straw ?

Is the krone bales smaller than the case bailer as they didn't look as tall

You've got two of everything else, maybe you need a second bailer? :-)

do you run that baler at 540 or 1000 rpms

The stack master TIM!!!!

if he said that he would pay you, you should see if he would trade with you and bring you back several loads of mushroom compost in trade. then you can put the compost on your feilds and get free fertilizer.

How many pound bales in orchard grass/ Timothy?

That krone is freakin awesome but I bet the price tag isn't

Have you ever considered bringing mushroom compost back for fertiliser?

if that baler is still doing as good in it's 4th season, would you finish paying it off so you have it as a spare and/or a second baler to use similar to the windrowers?

Did you find a needle in a hay stack? Thanks for the entertainment and quality videos.

wes one question why u don't use round Bale's

I think Tim needs a "StackMaster Tim" T-shirt.

How do you get a bail of hay out so you can switch to bail regular hay

Maybe the people who flip you off at stoplights are just Case owners and it's a bird of jealousy, not hate. :-)

That krone just ate up them windrows. That just goes to show you how baler technology has changed in the last 20-30 years. And your neighbor was able to get his beans in so it's a win win for everyone.

Bailing with the rotary beacons on...If its not showing off... lol

you are one of the old stock you know what i mean well done

I thinking you will have to go for a butter fly mower simpely because it saves you a skilled man power

You better watch out Teresa may get so good that you may be rejected for video taping LOL

When are you planting your corn?