Looks like a pretty good Spreader. Looking forward to the video with the service manager. Being able to spread your own fert is a huge plus!

Pequea, they look well thought and built..i look forward to watching them put to work.

nice to see a manufacturer that has the sense to have a real farmer demonstrate and their equipment with honesty and openness knowing full well that if there are any issues not only will they fix that piece of equipment but all of them..... hell of a way to r&d their line!!!!

nice to see a manufacturer that has the sense to have a real farmer like you that tells it like is not what they want you to say about the product.

They look pretty good. I've never seen a tedder built so heavy before.

Finally a manufacturer that realized Onelonelyfarmer is a good proving ground for equipment ! I bought a Pequea 10/18 deckover trailer to haul my pulling tractors 12 years ago, wouldn't hesitate to buy another one. Keep the videos coming Wes, and get down to Central Jersey some time to pull with us.

What I'm seeing here is some very good business skills at work. Pequea is aggressively testing and will have a quality product because of it. All the best to them and you Wes.

The rake is very impressive, I like the individually mounted springs for each wheel and the beefy frame. The spreader is also well thought out and the hydraulic system looks simple and easy to work on if needed. The tetter is pretty beefy as well and looks solidly built too. Looking forward to seeing them in action in upcoming video's.

Looks like you're gettin' set up for a good year. Your repair videos are interesting but I really like your workin' in the field videos.

Nice looking equipment. Look forward to seeing how it will perform and hold up.

Nice job getting those . That tedder looks awesome

I think it's so cool you get to test this stuff out.

new toys to work with, that's awesome! you should give them a serious test. it will be interesting to see how they hold up as hard as you work them.

That is some really well built gear !!

Not sure if you saw my other comment back when you where looking at rakes but the Pequea seems to be the best rake I have seen. Adjusting the windrow width independently of how much hay or width you are raking is very good feature. Let them know to add dealers in NC. Bought Tedder last year and wanted pequea but bought krone instead due to no dealers around me.

good to see a manufacturer doing proper research love the videos keep up the good work

Looking forward to seeing them in action great video boys

Looking forward to the ongoing review of the new equipment. Happy Easter to you and your family Wes. Hope it heralds the start of another great hay season.

Awesome...looking forward to seeing them in more videos and seeing them in the field.

It was very nice of Pequea to let you demo that equipment. I just wonder why, with the number of acres you will do, they sent you the small spreader. I look forward to seeing them in action!

Like that spreader. No more hopping in and out

Oh man, you lucky bugger OLF, look at all those new toys you get to play with!!!!! Durable lookin' ones at that!

I don't have a manual, but I believe the Pequea SL-6, without the full Digital Master control, has adjustable spinner speed, as well as adjustable apron/conveyor speed control dials on the side of the cart. The Android app, or their web rate calculator, accepts MPH travel speed, product density, spread width (controlled by the spinner speed dialL), and gate opening to be input, and the lb/acre rate will be calculated. I prefer a spreader that has a ground speed driven or controlled conveyor speed, so you can vary ground speed for conditions and still get a uniform application rate (like the Ag Systems spreaders we use). It does appear you can set a 50 foot spread pattern by adjusting spinner speed.

Wes you have inspired me to make KZfaq videos.

I really like the looks of that tedder, plus I would prefer a pull type over a 3 pt mounted one. Really all three pieces look really nice. I'm looking forward to the torture test.

cant wait to see them in action thanks for the video

Happy Easter, sounds interesting and beneficial for you. I would think that slots in the spreader would be for side boards to give more capacity. :)

Looking forward to see them at work. ATB

can you film and ask alot of questions from the manufacturer that you can on all of there products . i was looking at one of there tedders two years ago and i was realy impressed . right know i am in the market for a new rake. it is rare that us smaller farmers ever get to talk directly the manufacturer of the products directly so videos like this is a big part of our deciding what to buy.

nice looking equipment. get to making some hay😎

hey Wes, I don't know if someone has congratulated you for hitting the 75k subscribers mark. but congratulations.

pequea is built tough. 2 years ago I bought the 4 spinner tedder, I looked at h&s, nh, styrex, Kuhn and pequea was way heavier built it cost $3000 more then the others but well worth it. more arms per rotor, bigger tires, heavier hinges they are just made to last.

The rake looks somewhat similar to the NH procart. It looks like there are good ideas with all of these pieces.

Nice equipment!

cool looking forward to seeing those in action.

you got a nice family happy easter wes

love that rake!!

Very nice equipment you can try it out right Wes, right Tim 😂😛😂😛😂😛💥💥💥💥

I saw a crack in tims sandwich, and he was eating it in a suggestive matter........ Also, that tracked bobcat is ideal for crushing the lumps up. Does it lift high enough to load it?

hey wes, cool video, i really like the deal you got there. but 1 question, what do you think/feel about mixing hydraulic oil from equipment that maybe dont use jd spec oil. as far as i understand jd uses their own hydraulic oil, and dont mix well with other types. i was just thinking about it when i saw all this new gear. anyway, good vid, keep em coming :)

Perfect timing I would say,I was just wondering after watching your last vid if anyone made a hydraulic spreader.The Pequea looks like an all around better design to me.

all looks great an simple to use

I have some of their equipment tedders and rakes and they make some great equipment. Never had any big problems at all .I would like to know how the spreader works for you .I would like to have one about that size .Thanks Have a great week

Awesome deal can't wait to see these things doing their thimg Wes.

Wes trust me you are going to be very impressed and happy with the Pequea equipment. I purchased a Tedder last May. Rock solid unit. Happy Easter and have a great year. Do you know the price for the spreader? $$$

Happy Easter Wes!

I'll be curious if the tedder will help keep you from havin to bale hay when its really wet and maybe save on bale weight/an extra bale per load or make it easier for the baler

Nice stuff

Nice score Wes

You said that you would spread mushroom soil I you got your hands on it, I am about an hour outside of Philly, and the farm right up my street has mushroom soil for sale, if u want it the name of the farm is Penn View Farms.

you should do a side by side comparison of the hay rakes

I like the idea of the poly floor in that speader the poly floor will keep lime from building up on the sides/ bottom. good engineering​ for once

They seem to be a good company

Greath stuff

On the rake and the tedder, does it look like they'll handle rocks and similar obstacles well? If they do break the stuff near the ground (tines etc) will they fix quickly? I'm assuming prompt shipping of parts.

Nice Spreader

New free equipment to use this season and beat on to the find the weak links....fantastic. Who says YT does not pay Certainly be interesting to see how all the pieces hold up and no better person to do the testing.

Mr. Wes, I was just wondering if you had looked into the Kuhn hay tools? Would love to know your thoughts if you have.

What do you think the odds are that you can spread salt and sand mix with that spreader, too? You do get a fair amount of freezing rain down there in winter.

Love it

Thumbs Up!!!

I would say the switch on yer spreader is to turn your floor on and off while the spinner just keep on spinning, like when you get to the end of your run and turn on the headland. We had something like this on a 6 wheel Unimog. Turning PTO off will turn spinners off and is all the control you need.

I really like that spreader! Is the box stainless or carbon?

that tim hes a pretty good boy daddies little helper

cant. wait then run that spreader n rakes soon

For the spreader, the speed that the chart is based is at the bottom.

Nice equipment there. Proper testing obviously helps making better products. Don't you use contractors for lime spreading? If you have 1k tons of lime to spread this season... isn't that spreader a little bit "garden size" for such a big amount. Contractors here use spreaders carrying up to 20 ton and spreading is done during the winter when fields are frozen.

Y'all still making as much 💰 off the channel. God bless

Is that a receiver hitch i saw on the back of the skid steer lol?

very nice

is it gonna be another year of just hay or are you growing any other crops?

sweet.

Spread chart is based on 8 mph / 540 rpm.

MAGNETS😲

hay wes. cool that ya got those to test. i dont know obviously but i would have thought the switch would just shut down the chain on the spreader and not the spinners that way when ya re enable the switch the material would be hitting the disc spinning full speed

Wes Will we see any updates on the 955L CAT Dozer ? Paul

check out the Bredal spreaders from Europe

nothing like new toys

I think the price of mushrooms are going up

How farms work v2! Enjoy the gift wes

Posi traction , with the spreader .

you know if they are made in the USA or just put togetherl in the USA

And youtube says he not advertiser friendly

I prefer a two rotor rake really

Audio seems to be really quiet

hey man I must say I cannot wait to see all this school equipment in action they pick the right guy for the job that's for sure I don't care about what people say about you all negative and shit and I know you don't either but look man you wouldn't be where you're at right now pretty successful if you didn't know what you was doing love your channel man that advertising shit sucks ass crack crack lol happy Easter all to of you man

is that the way Ryan pronounced the company name your saying it as peck-way here in PA we say it as pee-kwah

Electronics controls being exposed to the elements because the implement is sitting outside...might be a problem...sooner or later.

Why lime?

It is from mesicks

3 hay rakes now

Spreader looks far more solid than yours. Hopefully it goes well.

Tell it like it is Wes . If it isn't in Black and White .........then why the hell isn't it?

im sure you will find the weak spots over time....

Trims hungry

at 8:07...... lemme hear you say Eh-Oh

Too bad the Tedder is nota combo power rake, too.

I assume since you normally run 2 rakes your gonna use one of the h&S's do you plan to do a side by side video giving pro and cons of each

what I can see surely is a design flaw on the spreader, they have chains on either side this is not a good idea? is it going to get rusty and clogged up with debris. a better solution is to have a tooth belts or the chain in closed so it's not exposed.

That 70 number is density, you need to know the density of whatever your spreading