Gòoď man do it yor way

A reason to let it grow

Same

@@keithclark486 some people work and dont have time to keep it like a golf course

You are sarcastic ha ha ha😃

I share those memories as well, add in Tobacco and in NC, crazy to be so fond of such hot,shitty work.

@@nicke1903 I said nothing about fond, sir. 😂

Never thought that in Alabama.... 🤔

Grew up doing that in Wisconsin every year

Or you could get a small square bailer, there slot cheaper.

@@tylerhoblet1458 I personally don't know of a square baler that can do this at such a low horsepower.

@@Ringele5574 with mine we run it with a 40 hp tractor and its more than enough to run the baler and have wagons behind it. I don't know if the newer baler aren't as easy to run or something but the old ones should work fine

@@tylerhoblet1458 Kubota B6200 only has 15 hp and is tiny and light.

@@Ringele5574 geez thats a tiny tractor

square bales take more power to make than round bales but they are definitely more ergonomical.

No not really

The bales would be hard to be picked up by hand would take many to feed 5 cows and 10 goats will eat a large bale if you have less than that amont of animals are you really a 'farm' with animals or just a petting zoo?

Idk it looks like a well rounded diet to me

*proceeds to buy mini square baler*

Funny

When I was a kid I got .25 cents a bail to load those square meals onto a trailer and stacked in a barn loft.

The old style 2 or 3 rectangle bales are best for small acreage. These small round balers are relatively new. Given my choice for this size of field. I'd take traditional bales anytime over these.

Yes I ran that AC. Baler. M John Deer in the late 50 er with a

@@hershellinnenbringer4058 you have my sympathies. The AC tractor with the hands operated power director clutch was the best match for the Roto bailer. Anything else would be torture.

Later got WD45 babe great

The baler is not made by Kubota

@@Mackeson3 I see that now , ty .

At the grocery store next to the foil?

Then,wen the press no more Gras pick up

? Snapüing, why would it snap

@@ramonluftgekuhltdx631 the u joints in the knuckles on either end can go bad if not maintained and greased or go bad over time. On our farm we had a Miller pro rotary rake pto shaft shatter in half. While it was on.

@@ericrisch9616 maybe maintain your equipment? LOL

Nothing i can see they are harder to handle but can be stored outside id rater be able to carry q bale than store it outside and squares take less room because they stack better still doesnt stop me from wanting one

It was made to be used on steep mountain terrain that would tip over a normal sized baler or tractor. It supposedly has a really low center of mass, and a small tractor is a lot more maneuverable in hilly tight areas. Atleast that's what the website says.. I still don't know what the trick would be to keep the bales from rolling down the hill though.

@@codylapoint hmmm. Probably not used in the usa then.

lol nope

I would guess anywhere from 100 to 200 pounds

The bale its self or the baler? And you should have more than 1 horse it will be lonely why i dont own horses anymore

Website says 110lbs or 25kg

@@codylapoint 25kg is 55lbs…

@@kurtisb100 you are right, i think they were 50kg on the website or somthing I can't remember now. I'm not the greatest at metric conversins anyways but I know it's 2.23lbs. I've been sick with the rona and just can't think really well right now, my oxygen levels have been pretty terrible low 90's. High 80's or whatever. All I know is the doc says anything below 96 isn't good.

You seen that claw game at Walmart?

@@rogerherring772 lol

Caeb Mountain Press caebinternational.it/en/collecting-and-baling.html

Do you even farm? You would know why we would rather handle round bales.

@@cnsfarms2387 yes I do. Small squares easier to stack and only have 2 strings of twine to cut when feeding. All you did was answer question with a question.

David, it depends on who is handling what 🤣🤣🤣 Small round bales have there purposes as do small rectangles. But there is a lot of different in size of the 2 baling machines 🇦🇺

I don't think these minnie round balers make much sense. The bales are so small it defeats the purpose of a round baler, and you have to spend so much time running around a field with a loader for these tiny bales.. You would be better off with square baler, and they can be had for next to nothing.

@@roccodegenova3060 I agree.

Mayne a monitor or something on the baler

Huh?

Website says 25kg or about 110lbs

The name is in tje description google it

It is written in the Description of the video

What is the make of the spoiler and where do you look it up?

What is the make of the baler