Thank you. Don't get me wrong I do my fair share of cussing. There is just a time and a place. I'm glad you like the videos.

TAH-DAH Farm thanks. Hopefully the milk proces can rise so we can do more then just shop.

Thanks, you too!

I've got another one ready to post

Noel Hohberger Thank you

I'll definitely check them out

I appreciate the comment! Your English is fine. I saw the krone at a farm expo show and it looked really well put together

Andrew Hourigan this one was a bother before the age

A back up may not be a bad idea the way this one has been.

I like the job it does. I just want it to stay together

mikep7810 I do custom hay and every field I m getting paid to cut rake and bale seem to be the rough steep terraced up stuff you wouldn't want to put a bushog on most of the time and in my area less is more most of the time I m new to peq stuff Vermeer balers seem to be king here it's all I have ever run but the tedder everybody has an opinion but it has to hold together teeth normal ujoint tires bearing all part of it but stress breaks would worry me just look over which ever brand you choose I can tell you what has worked and not worked here but maybe the new design is better here Kuhn cutters can take the rough ground along with rhino there are some krone but new Holland tarp arms would break off but now all seem to have good stuff just look for the deals tedder wise

Yeah I'm looking forward to August when there is a big farm expo in Seneca falls NY. There should be a lot of different ones there to check out

Never heard of them. Is there a dealership around that has them?

mikep7810 check in the Country Folks, or Lancaster Farmer, they usually have adds in there. There's a guy in Texas who sells them, so there's gotta be dealers around

@@dembeckfarms Should check out the new model 6102. The TT6000 was discontinued almost 8 years ago now. The durability issues were fixed by a complete redesign

I'm not sure what day I'm going up but i'll be sure to say it in another video

Alex the Dutch Dairyfarmer Thanks for the suggestion. How are things in th Netherlands?

mikep7810 You clearly aren't subscribed to my channel 😂😂 But seriously, we have a serious drought and I'm irrigating like a crazy man. We haven't had rain for 2 months now

Alex the Dutch Dairyfarmer wow that's crazy, sorry to hear that. I've been so busy I haven't watched a lot of people's channels lately

mikep7810 It's okay. I understand, didn't have much time to watch or upload either

Greg Mezera Usually the next day

That's pretty cool. Sounds like you got a good collection. Hows the lawn business going this summer?

mikep7810 yes a couple of models and slow mowing because of the heat

Minnesota oliver and deere I bet, this heat is brutal. Did you go to the farm days this year?

mikep7810 yes I did and they are not doing it next year because someone dumb people vandalize the place

Minnesota oliver and deere I saw that. That's a shame someone did that. I was hoping to possibly go next year. I thought it would be cool to meet everyone

Greg B thanks for the suggestion, I'm gonna check them out

Yes I'm only over lapping the 1st pass. The rest is just 1 pass. That's just how I do it, seems to turn out nice

I know exactly what you mean. I love the job the tt6000 does. Just wish I could depend on it a little more

I'll check them out

Great glad I could help

I appreciate it

Yeah seems like it. Maybe we just lucked out and got a lemon.

mikep7810 ever thought of trying a krone Tedder ?

Jeff Hoffman I've seen them, they look well put together

FRANsylvania Maple Not a dumb question at all. That mower puts a lot of hat in a windrow. Tedding it out spreads it out and dries I out faster. Cuts down drying time and allows us to get it baled up quicker then if we just left it

Okay I understand. The windrower is now cut a lot more hay than they did back when I used to do it. But even still if you do something like Alfalfa or clover with a lot of leaves on it won't the Tedder knock all the leaves off? I thought most of the nutrition was in the leaves.

FRANsylvania Maple we dont bale our alfalfa we chop it. We leave tha 8n rows cause you want moisture in your forage. If we ever decided to bale alfalfa we wouldn't Ted it. You are right about he leaves. We ted the dry grass hay

Thank you for your replies. You farm guys teach me a lot. You are the guys that are doing what I would love to be doing! Who knows maybe I just think the grass is always greener or something. The closest to agriculture I'll probably get is my maple sugaring operation. I have a lot of fun with that and it is a growing business.

FRANsylvania Maple Maple sugar is a good thing to be into. Hopefully your business can continue to grow!

Gotta get those milk prices up before we buy too many new things

mikep7810 I know the feeling hopefully it's around the next corner

fingers crossed!

valleyboy I'm torn

I'll check it out

Gregory farms I'll check them out

Greg Mezera Usually the next day