Nice Jacky! It's great to see it in action again. You guys did one heck of a good job on that project. It's probably on of the coolest youtube farming projects on the internet!
Thanks for watching. Welcome to our small family farm. We drop videos Tuesday and Thursday. We do a live hangout every Sunday night. Stay safe. Have a good one
Good day Is coastal hay kinda like timothy hay. Boy everything there work good. Who mostly buys small bales. Horse people. Merry Christmas To all Thanks
Wouldn't it be less expensive to bale square to start with. We used to bale square back in the 70s I don't think round even exsisted at least I didn't see any at the time. I kept scratched up arms
It’s easier to bale them round by my self.It’s hard to find help to get square bales up. Plus we don’t have enough storage space. That’s why we rebale as needed. Have a good one
Down in your part of the country that seems to work well wince most don't need the mass tons of hay for feed like the cattle farms up here in the Midwest. By the numbers to rebale rounds into small squares is not at all cost efficient here since we can chop the forage or silage and bag it or pile in a bunker much much cheaper. I have been running the numbers on the rebale thing and it will not work here. Actually a tub grinder would be more the way to go and grind up the bales is what I am learning otherwise chop it for silage lol
We don’t rebale to feed cows. We rebale to sale small square bales. To horse people. It’s easier to round bale by my self. Plus it takes a lot of space to store square bales. Like now we store a couple hundred small squares. Then we rebale as needed.
@@GerraldFarms that's pretty close to what it is up here rounds 60-80 big squares 60-100 little squares 3-7 corn stalks round are in short supply 40-70 a bale! Thanks!👍
Do you think the length of the hay has anything to do with the pickup not snatching in too much off the table............. a flow control valve would allow you to slow the feed table to where you could maybe feed it continueous, without too much stop start
Thanks for watching and commenting. I was rebaliing because I can round bale by my self. I don’t have enough help to pick up squares . And I have limited storage space to stack squares. So I can Rebale them as I needed them. Lot of people don’t understand. What works for you might or might not work for me. If you are interested I have several videos different rebaling operations.
Runnin' like a champ! Awesome when a plan comes together.
Thanks. It’s working good so far. Have a good one
Looks like it's doing a good job. I enjoyed watching you build it.
Thanks buddy. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Have a good one
Nice ,can't wait to see more rebaling hay...merry Christmas, ,,
Merry Christmas to you and your family. I really want to catch my son here and make a good rebaling video. Have a good one
Looks like it works great. Looking forward to seeing more videos of the rebaling.
I hope to have more footage soon. Thanks for watching. Have a good weekend
Your rebaler doing the job real nice hay. Looking forward seeing some more rebaling. Take care
Thanks buddy. I want to show more of it. It’s hard to run it and record by my self. I’ll catch my son here one day. Have a good one
Glad too see your setup is running well.
There’s still a few things I want to do to it. But overall I’m happy with it. Have a good one
Thats a fascinating process, looks like its working out for ya guys, be nice to have a roof over it like you said, be good rainy day projects. 👍
That’s on the wish list. I would like one big enough for all the equipment. Have a good one
Nice Jacky! It's great to see it in action again. You guys did one heck of a good job on that project. It's probably on of the coolest youtube farming projects on the internet!
Denny's Country Life
- yep, one of the coolest You Tube farming projects on the internet I agree.
Thanks buddy. I enjoy making things work for us. I really want to get a good video of it running. Have a good one
Thanks buddy
Great video! Very cool machine indeed!
Thanks buddy. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Have a good one
That works slick. Nice job.
Thanks. We’re thinking about building another one. Have a good one
Thanks for sharing buddy 👍
Thanks for watching. Have a good one
That's a neat set up. I'd love to watch more footage once you're able to get more. Sorry to hear about your dad
Thanks buddy. I’m going to try and get more footage of it. Soon as my son is around. Have a good one
Awesome looks beautiful
Thanks buddy. Have a good one
Definitely need some of that good hay!
Thanks. You can get it. Have a good weekend
Nice to see it working for ya.
So far I’m happy with it. Have a good one
Good video
Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a good one
Good job Jacky !!
Thanks buddy. Have a good one
I like your rebaler we will be rebaling next week have a good one
Thanks buddy. Have a good weekend
Great video!!
Thanks for watching and commenting. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Have a good one
Good enough video Jacky! Got the whole setup shown anyway 😎
Thanks for showing it off!
Thanks buddy. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Have a good one
@@GerraldFarms any time Jacky!!
Gosselin Farms Ed Gosselin
- yep, just fine in my book too Ed.
@@SoybeanFarmer3300 it works, that's what counts!!
Running like a well oiled machine buddy!
Thanks buddy. Have a good one
hay hay hay. Sorry couldn't help it. Enjoyed the video. New subscriber I enjoy watching the farm side stuff. Be from the city I haven't seen alot
Thanks for watching. Welcome to our small family farm. We drop videos Tuesday and Thursday. We do a live hangout every Sunday night. Stay safe. Have a good one
Good to see the rebaler in action.
Thanks buddy. I just need a shed to put it under. Maybe one day. Have a good one
Shoot me a email Gerraldfarms@gmail.com
Great video Jacky. The rebaler is working good. That round bale looks like the one i baled. LOL Thanks for sharing.
You made a good looking bale Steve!! I remember commenting on the video 😎😁
It could be yours. Lol. It’s from that field. I want to catch my son here and make a good video rebaling. Have a good one
Good day Steve Mac As a fellow Ontarioion I have to wish you a Merry Christmas & happy new Yr. Thanks
@@donvoll2580 Merry Christmas
Running well Jacky! I think you're going to need a heavier, longer trailer! Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Merry Christmas to you and your family. Have a good one
*Nice work! Its great to see it in action after the build* #WorldsOkayestFarmer
I’m glad you enjoyed it. I’ll try and get more footage of it running. Have a good one
Cool video 👍
Thanks buddy. Have a good one
That's just a tease, need to get the Mrs. out there to video for you.
It’s tough to run it by my self and record. I’m going to get a good video on it soon as I can catch my son here. Have a good one
That's cool
Thanks buddy. In that video series we took a old running chain round baler and converted it to a rebaler. From start to finish.
If you need a dry place to store that, I have room in my shed! 😁
I can build you one. Or sale you this one and build me another one. Thanks for watching. Have a good one
Good day Is coastal hay kinda like timothy hay. Boy everything there work good. Who mostly buys small bales. Horse people. Merry Christmas To all Thanks
Horse people buy most of my square bales. Merry Christmas to you and your family
Wouldn't it be less expensive to bale square to start with. We used to bale square back in the 70s I don't think round even exsisted at least I didn't see any at the time. I kept scratched up arms
It’s easier to bale them round by my self.It’s hard to find help to get square bales up. Plus we don’t have enough storage space. That’s why we rebale as needed. Have a good one
We like it because it spreads the work out over more months. Only so many days a yr you can square bale hay and it's much slower than round baling.
Down in your part of the country that seems to work well wince most don't need the mass tons of hay for feed like the cattle farms up here in the Midwest. By the numbers to rebale rounds into small squares is not at all cost efficient here since we can chop the forage or silage and bag it or pile in a bunker much much cheaper. I have been running the numbers on the rebale thing and it will not work here. Actually a tub grinder would be more the way to go and grind up the bales is what I am learning otherwise chop it for silage lol
We don’t rebale to feed cows. We rebale to sale small square bales. To horse people. It’s easier to round bale by my self. Plus it takes a lot of space to store square bales. Like now we store a couple hundred small squares. Then we rebale as needed.
Looks like it works good ! What is the price on hay down where you are? Thanks for sharing!👍
Round bales 50-60 each. Square 5.50-6.00.
@@GerraldFarms that's pretty close to what it is up here rounds 60-80 big squares 60-100 little squares 3-7 corn stalks round are in short supply 40-70 a bale! Thanks!👍
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Thanks buddy. Have a good one
Do you think the length of the hay has anything to do with the pickup not snatching in too much off the table............. a flow control valve would allow you to slow the feed table to where you could maybe feed it continueous, without too much stop start
Farming for Fun & Profit
- kind of like a variable speed sleeve on a combine cleaning fan but hydraulic flow control instead.
I want to put a Flo value in line. I think it will help to keep a smooth flow of hay.
did you make your rebaler?
Thanks for watching and commenting. We have a playlist on the build. Check it out. Merry Christmas
That good made money?
Yes sir. I have built a couple of them now. Thanks for watching and commenting. Happy Née Years
hi Jackie
Hey Mr Soybean. You bought ready to be a guest on our Sunday night live hangout? Lol. Have a good one
@@GerraldFarms - that might be fun but I don't know how to set it up and I have only used my phone once to do a live stream.
Cousin Scott has my phone number. Give me a call
@@GerraldFarms - send email request to cousin.
Why is this done?
Thanks for watching and commenting. I was rebaliing because I can round bale by my self. I don’t have enough help to pick up squares . And I have limited storage space to stack squares. So I can Rebale them as I needed them. Lot of people don’t understand. What works for you might or might not work for me. If you are interested I have several videos different rebaling operations.
@@GerraldFarms
Approx. I see. And I thought you were selling small packages of straw.