An old fashioned hay day, with some other stuff thrown in. Its gonna come down to the wire trying to stay ahead of the approaching rain storm, and a new implement shows up on the farm!
Spent my summer's making hay on my grandfather's farm in Pennsylvania, cutting with a rear mount sickle bar,raking,and baling 50-70 pound square bales,stacking them on the wagons,3-4 wagons a day,and unload that evening in the barn,,hard work!! Must be nice,having a round baler,being able to move a lot of hay with minimal physical effort!😎😎😎
This video is titled wrong.... It should be called *Making Hay The Easy Way* Growing up I threw many thousand small square bales of hay. Put them on the wagon throw into the haw mow and stack them. And all af the aquipment was horse drawn.
Oh deer! I am very sorry to tell this to you, but here in Germany, we had long times NO mowing machines, we mowed with by Hand, with a "Sense", tedded it by Hand, swad it by Hand, and loaded it by hand, to put it in a shed, by Hand...
We call them idiot cubes , yes I handled thousands of them by hand as well . Dad said it was character building 😂😂😂 I still remember the day dad got a round baler . No more character building . 😂
You need to adjust the brakes on the 706, they are designed to work even if the engine shuts off for whatever reason, they generally only fail when out of adjustment.
As far as I know the brakes on this tractor do not work when the engine is running, but I will definitely look into if there is an adjustment that fixes that. Thanks for the tip!
@@mymichiganfarmlife7180 It's the same from the 06 through to the 86 series, if the self adjusting brakes haven't been serviced they won't work when the engine is off. Only other possibility is the master is shot which is doubtful, but IH engineers built in the safety feature to stop exactly what you experienced. Nice channel btw, excellent job on the AC.
I'm sorry that you didn't enjoy it. I do not always have as much time as I would like to pick out music unfortunately. I hope you will try again on the next one!
