put a couple of ratchet straps round the first bale out of the chamber , tension it up , cut and retie the strings and you get a bale you can handle . either move it with the straps still on or try it without

Pretty funny to see someone for the first time in shorts and a tank top for the summer. The guy would glow on a moonless night.

And for the old equipment another farmer said it best I have old stuff because I’m broke as fuck ❤❤❤❤

Tank tops are called "wife beaters"in Ireland

I watch whatever you post! I enjoy seeing the countryside road trips!

Like my grandpa always said "want rain? Cut hay lol"

I like seeing timelapse video's and just equipment working. I cant stand other channels that only turn the camera on to tell us where they are going and what they are doing. then no video of the actual work and then turn the camera on to say "were done here and now were going over there to do this". at some point its just a video of people telling you what the plan is every minute and never showing the cool equipment working. You do a good job at both.

Great content Chris, you and yanko make a very fine video. Keep them coming

Love the content Duffy! Keep up the good work!

Morning Chris enjoyed your video. When i have a busted bale ill hand tie it or rebale it. I know you dont have baler there but a rope or ratchet strap will work. But like me dont think things through sometimes at the moment. Have a good day

You should definitely invest in a vintage AC kit that truck

Enjoy your content, look forward to the next episode

Good stuff

Thamks for the daily content.

Good looking hay. Those are nice bales

You know man I really appreciate the effort to put in those little cliffhangers at the beginning.

That was another good one trucking moving hay laa looking good girls did a great job got one clamp on and one to go on with back up.

Chris not sure if it would work for you as a temporary get by, how about casting round for a cheap hand pallet Jack/ truck. Put the bales onto a pallet in that barn and then you can move em around, squeeze more in to that space and be able to jack them up and move them back to the doorway ? Maybe even make use of the old trailer if the bales would fit in it on pallets. Just a thought ! Keep up the great content Bud

He’s like most Dawgs they do not like thunder.⚡️💥

Great video, those days in a Mack truck or any truck with no A/C are miserable.

👍sweet video

Great

Hi Chris. As a farmer of a small farm i have been enjoying your videos for the past few years. I have noticed the last 2 or 3 weeks that KZfaq keeps unsubscribing me, sometimes as often as every other day. Not sure if this is a thing that needs to be looked into or it's on my end. I will say I am subscribed to other farm channels and this is not happening on those channels. I know subscriptions matter and I want to support you as much as I can. I hope this is not happening to other subscribers. Just an FYI. Have a great day and thank you for sharing with us viewer's.

Hey Chris, in an upcoming video, can you comment on the remote camera you put up? How's it working out? Also, curious as to pricing on those huge bales you guys do up there. Out here we do either rolls or small bales. Thanks man, things are looking great brother...we're so proud of you and always pulling for you. Cheers from 70 miles west of Chicago in the middle of tens of thousands of acres of corn and beans.

Chris you need to get Duffy ag tee shirts, and by the way your bedding bails look very good for dry hay .I would feed it to my cow's .get the hay in before it rains my friend, the content your giving us is fine with me farming is farming know mater what your doing .that was awesome content chris. The cows are looking good ,if it was me I would add six more to the Duffy ag family .

hoping you get that Bobcat soon, but its better too many bales they're worth money in the bank

You could try putting some in where you have the calves beded up. Just a suggestion. Love watching your videos. Awesome job.

Hello Chris keep the videos coming great content. All the best Paul from Shropshire County, England UK. Say hello to Yanko for me.

Hey Chris que up some ole BTO, Blue Collar at 4 in the morning and let some Canuck rockin jazz start your day.

You should take your broken bales and put on the back side of your pad to cover the stone up

I'm an old farmer, the only thing i see you're missing is milking cows!

Cash flow + trucking and you got bales in versus bailed out. 👍👍👍

I’ve been watching for three years. I keep thinking something will change. But I never learn anything farming. And a half hour watching you clear out drain lines and back out broken bolts just isn’t a reason to come back. Got plenty of my own equipment to fix. Good luck. P

Can't you start a stack and tarp outside somewhere

What about loading on the upper level (loft) with the double doors?

How are you going to get the bales back out?

Yep !! Right on time. 👍👍👍 go GREEN !! 20, 30, 40

too bad the little barn next to your trailer wasn't in better shape to put hay in

I think you should start digging into your leak on your combine you never know Parts might be hard to find for that one

You could feed that hay to your livestock and what ever they don't eat use for bedding just a thought

Why don’t you put some in the milk barn. I know low roof but you could push them in especially if you are gonna feed your calves.

any body have a small square baler you could use to re-bale the broken bales?

Does it hurt them square bales to get wet am I roll sit outside and they good just wondering

You must have the same weather man as we do in Australia

When will we see the Massy

That pipe looked twisted already but maybe I need new glasses

We just wrapped up 2nd 1700 acres. Dump wagened the last 700 cause of the rain. Waiting on so weather to bail 600 acres for heifers and dry cows now.

You need bug diesel for your service truck

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Chris man , all you had to do was putt ratchet strap around the soft bale and all would have been good , 🤨

the more farming issue is we really don't mind nothing but tractor noise and filler.

Why won’t you put that hay in the parts where you can drive in and drive out and I don’t need to be inside you got that one down there

Duff it's time for a service truck and load it full of harbor freight tools also and napa tools alsi so u can fix all your problems on the road now....I just got 5 of them for my fllett of 100 tankers too...

If they have a sand separator on their system and it's set up right there shouldn't be any sand in them pits

Hey Chris, why don’t you go back and read my response to yesterday? I wasn’t trying to be a dick just pointing something out.

The big issue is the keyboard warriors think you just automatically are in a great place real farmers know it doesn’t happen like that

Use the grafflebuckwt