Neusa C yes had a great time great to get away on a trip but also great to get home

Gold Fire thanks buddy 👍

John Cahalane thanks John 👍

tallcaller I don’t know how 🤷‍♂️😂

gerry6420 u just are a great person

first name last name 😜

JD Munro thanks

Doyler 1979 👍👌

davie0979 yes it yields well. Hope to have plenty of stuff

Walshie Boy 99 I remember. I know your KZfaq name better 😂

Jack Mcgahan hope you watched it then 😜

J McConnell yea we own 70 acres and rent quite a bit, farm 380 acres in total . 60 suckler cows. Run about 250 cattle over summer and 380 over last winter. Beefing 200. Have about 80 acres in tillage. 60 acres of hay. That’s about the run of it.

Bambinohead1 no the dew wasn’t a issue. It went in in very nice order for the time of year. Got a loan of the trailer mower for group the rows. Plan is to sell the older of the taarup mounted mowers and buy a trailer with a grouper. On the look out for one 2/3 years old that’s not done much. There hard to come by. Most are contractor mowers

tek bros hopefully. We were bit short last year so not taking any chances

Tommy's hand yes could be an option but feels maybe a little far from the yard for it to be viable. Never looked into it

gerry6420 I've been told cows do better on wagon grass for some reason and if you get like a pottenger toro or a jumbo your 6930 should be able to power it and pottenger has one of the best reps for not shearing pins and bolts. Great vid

Masseyman6480 I feel like they’d be quicker than the jf too

farming life cheers 👍

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Wa model the John Deere

farming life 6930 I’m driving

James O Brien our 3rd cut is 40 acres just cause we cut early start of May and that was 320 acres had one field burn out and add on the 100 acres of maize

James O Brien it’ll all be wanted this year. We’ve good few bales to make too. All the hay ground is there ready. Gonna pit some of it too. Hopeful we get a dry spell to get it all finished up

James Kennedy_ I’ll try. Not easy though when I’m only on the harvester.

Thanks anyway the video was great. nice jd r series.

David E I’ve done that before.... jf 900 struggles 🙁

David E you’d only do that for a self propelled or in light stuff. With a trailer harvester or baler you’d pull your hair out trying to lift a big 30ft

Here in sweden most farmers use butterflies with swath belts. The balers seems to be able to handle it well

5x green tv 90hp would run it.

Jack 235 not this year jack

Patrick Mcmanus jf900 not really made to lift heavy 20 foot rows.A1050or1060 no problem or the big 1260 will lift 30 foot if ya had 300 plus horses to drive it

mrhorsepower150 mine growls but if u give her plenty of the deisl there is no problem

I’ve lifted 20fts but it’s hard on her. Depends on crop and conditions. 16ft is nice side row. Doesn’t stuff, and you get through it nicely

gerry6420 2nd cut crow isn’t heavy and it is less driving

Ryan McCormack dundalk.... co. Louth

Ethan earle yes could be an option

drumdy we were effected very badly with the drought in June and July. 6 weeks after the 1st cut had been done, the ground still was yellow like it had been cut a few days only. A lot of second cuts aren’t even done round here yet.

noone agri not sure yet..... I might