Glad to hear that you are feeling better. It seems like it was bad winter for people being sick. Glad that your New Holland wheel loader is working out well.
Hello Mike, I know it's an older video but I have a question about the loader do you have any problems with it the last time and how many hours do she have now? I am asking because I want to buy a used W 60 B one for our farm for feeding, bedding and other farm work. Greetings from Germany
Hello Christian. The loader has been great for us. We love it. We haven't had any problems with it. The only negative I can say about it is when we take it out in the field to load round bales or whatever its a really rough ride, but for around the barn and the barnyard its great
Robert Kiers What can you do. I don't have the money to build a massive building or buildings that it would take to store everything inside. Equipment dealerships keep all their equipment outside all year round and we all go to dealerships and dream of owning their stuff
Glad to hear you’re feeling better, I bet you’re loving that wheel loader already. Lol. As far as a round baler goes, go with a brand with good parts and service availability.
In my opinion krone, mchale make the best bailer however they are bitty very expensive until our dealer can talk us into a mchale we will continue using a john Deere for the money I'd pick Deere over the rest
mikep7810 I've never owned or operated a class bailer but my neighbor has one and has trouble with parts I think he's done over 10,000 bales on it though we are here in georgia and the Euro tractors and equipment are just starting to get to us
Waiting for the next nor'easter to start, lol, state already shut down the interstates to tractor trailers south of 84. We might get 6"-12" down here depending on how the storm tracks. Not bad for the first full day of spring. I'm guessing that the New Holland is replacing the 3020 as the main loader on the farm? Thanks for the shoutout, I really do appreciate it 🙏🏻
Dembeck Farms we havent gotten shit either storms that have gone on...cancelled schools and such but never amounted to much more than a dusting...been an easy winter...next year will be one to be worried about i fear...how much total have you got?
John Deere ,Krone and Claas round balers make nice bales especially when the bales are net wrapped they keep better outside because they're packed tighter compared to those that use twine .
Does that loader have the Diff lock feature? My cousin has a Gehl mini loader and it has the diff lock, which makes a huge difference when pushing manure! Nice machine!
Looks like you didnt get hit too hard with the snow. We are going to get another round starting tomorrow and into saturday. The mini- loader looks like it will be pretty handy. As far as round balers go I have experience with New Holland and John Deere. If your going to net wrap bales Deere would be the better route IMO. The NH Baler is kinda pain in the ass to load the net wrap.
Yeah I'm happy we got missed by the snow. I'm ready for spring tillage. I would definitely go net wrap if we got a round baler. I like the net much better then the twine.
We deffinately have lucked out with those nor'easters for sure! Thats a pretty handy little buggy ya got, like that alot! Great to see a new video...good to hear youre feeling better...enjoy!
