Once again, what a GREAT video!:) Our 6115M was down one day hauling straw, so we borrowed a 6400 from a friend of ours. I really loved driving it!:) (and we owned a 6310 for many years) I really want our 6310 back after watching this videos:) Really loved that tractor, but the 6115M isnt bad either.^^
Nice of the neighbor to let you use their tractor & loader. It's always great to see neighbors helping neighbors. That 6400 with the self leveling loader looks to be a pretty good setup. If I tried unloading those round bales like you are, they'd probably end up in the woods or pond know how my luck goes. LOL Stay safe.
Thank you, luckily there wasn't any ponds where I was unloading lol. It actually made it better so I could get right out of there and back to the field and was able to bring them all back in 1 day
He thanks Mike we have a 6410 whith frontloader and are very happy about this tractor but that just my opinion enjoyed watching the video greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer and have a Good day
Looks like fun, when I left the farm big round bales were just coming out. We had round bales, but they were out of an AC bailer that weren't very big. You could carry 1 in each hand on a hay hook. We did our square bales with a JD 214W baler with a hay rack in the back.
@@mikep7810 no im referring to round bales probobly 70 to 80 lbs neighbor use to bale them in the 70s and early 80s...looked lime a pain to put up... Havent seen them baled in years.
It was called roto-baler.. Just watched on one you tube identical to the old neighbors... Looked like a pain in the butt... Roto baler action on youtube...
we have a 6430 with loader. it is great for loading bales and manure. we pick stones with it also. it was my first major purchase as a young adult at 18 years old. had it for 7 years no major repairs just routine oil changes. we even pull a 14 foot notill soybean drill with it we add duals to it and it planted 2000 acres a year ago.
Are you guys ready for a hot weekend. How does the cattle handle it up there with the heat. Hope you have a great day keep up the good work maybe someday a square baler in your future LOL
I dont think we are ever ready for that kind of heat! The milk cows we'll keep them inside and let them out after milking at might when the sun goes down. The heifers usually lay inside in the free stalls during the day too to stay out of the sun. Lol I dont know about a large square baler, I'd love a round baler though!
The farming life a round baler would work much better for your operation for the small amount of bales you make plus if they get rained on before you get them picked up does not hurt them one bit watersheds right off and can be stored outside
That unload was really successful ,first try even !!! Now as long as that unloaded doesn't work on the road as well! I know you took off the tailgate but just saying! Certainly easier than handling those small squares but a little boring maybe, I'm not sure what's satisfying about having the bales moved off but I agree! Thanks for the video!
I’ve got a 19 speed 7800 MFWA. It is a hog - give me 40 acres and I’ll turn that thing around. It is a great planting tractor for me and I use it on the round baler and winter chores if the weather is too nasty for two wheel drive tractors. It’s just pretty big to feed with. I think a 7810 would be a good choice - the benefits of the 78 series with some transmissions upgrades I hear. You will be disappointed with the a/c after using the soundguard cab tractors, that’s for sure.
Hey MikeP I pulled up your video to look for a demostration of picking up a vertical with a bail spear. Do you have any videos showing that. I am having trouble doing that. Thank you for your time.
Are those Pwr Quads as Stout as the 15spd pwr shift? I know the Reverser makes it great on a Loader tractor but I think I’d still be Partial to the ol 50 series.
This one seemed to work really well. I wasn't pushing it like in tillage so it's hard to tell. I'd love to try one in some tillage and see how they are in that type of work
I'll try any piece of equipment. I always said if the red dealerships wanna bring me a red tractor to demo I'll run it right out there by the green ones.
What would be your favorite transmission out of these two power quad? Power shift? We have a 1999 John Deere 7810 with power quad never had a problem with it Great video
Mike lets see if I was listening trailer is for hay for someone else who owns it when you have extra small squares call him. He bring the trailer and you fill it up and call he picks it and hay up. I will try to remember all this maybe the four time is the charm so can remember the trailer is someone else lol. I would think using for a while one would become accustom to the bale fork on the 6400. It would take a while like anything else repetitive use one would body become more use to the tractor and it bale forks.
Yeah I'm sure it would become easier with more practice. The Big trailer belongs to the guy buying hay but the gooseneck trailer is ours...adding that to complicate things 😀
Wow I have a headache to much information lol you had said the gooseneck belonged to you all but like I say people hear what they want to hear so it may take a while to sink in lol.
Once again, what a GREAT video!:) Our 6115M was down one day hauling straw, so we borrowed a 6400 from a friend of ours. I really loved driving it!:) (and we owned a 6310 for many years) I really want our 6310 back after watching this videos:) Really loved that tractor, but the 6115M isnt bad either.^^
I'd love to get a 6310 or a 6410 to do some utility work around the farm
@@mikep7810 oh wow, those videos would be awesome!:D
Nice one best loading I've seen 👍always good to have good neighbours they help you you help them that's the way it should be 👍👍
Thank you! You are right, its great having such great neighbors
@@mikep7810what size jd tractor is that?
@@stevensaxon8888 A John Deere 6400 is about 85-90 pto horsepower
I like that auto unload trailer. It's fast and gets you back to the field to get another load before it rains.
Yeah what I thought was going to slow me down with another breakdown ended up having me get done quicker
Love how you unload them !! Stay Safe ! And don’t get too hot !
Thank you. It actually worked out quicker and I was able to get all the bales to the farm
Nice of the neighbor to let you use their tractor & loader. It's always great to see neighbors helping neighbors. That 6400 with the self leveling loader looks to be a pretty good setup. If I tried unloading those round bales like you are, they'd probably end up in the woods or pond know how my luck goes. LOL Stay safe.
Thank you, luckily there wasn't any ponds where I was unloading lol. It actually made it better so I could get right out of there and back to the field and was able to bring them all back in 1 day
He thanks Mike we have a 6410 whith frontloader and are very happy about this tractor but that just my opinion enjoyed watching the video greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer and have a Good day
I agree with you I think it was a nice tractor.
Not to bad of a tractor Mike
No it was a pretty nice tractor I thought
im not a farmer but i love these videos!! x
You don't have to be a farmer to enjoy them! I'm glad you like them. Thanks for checking them out!
Best unloading i ever seen.
Thank you!
Looks like fun, when I left the farm big round bales were just coming out. We had round bales, but they were out of an AC bailer that weren't very big. You could carry 1 in each hand on a hay hook. We did our square bales with a JD 214W baler with a hay rack in the back.
We still do plenty of squares but I like stacking these better!
Hardly ever see the mini rounds anymore.been yrs since ive seen then
@@matthewcrossman980 They were actually pretty big bales. The one at the end was just the last bale he kicked out when he was done
@@mikep7810 no im referring to round bales probobly 70 to 80 lbs neighbor use to bale them in the 70s and early 80s...looked lime a pain to put up... Havent seen them baled in years.
It was called roto-baler.. Just watched on one you tube identical to the old neighbors... Looked like a pain in the butt... Roto baler action on youtube...
we have a 6430 with loader. it is great for loading bales and manure. we pick stones with it also. it was my first major purchase as a young adult at 18 years old. had it for 7 years no major repairs just routine oil changes. we even pull a 14 foot notill soybean drill with it we add duals to it and it planted 2000 acres a year ago.
That's cool, they are sharp looking tractors
We moved 690 round bales 15 miles and stacked under shed in 2 days...... 2 men at shed, one man in field loading, 3 drivers 4 duallys.........
Nice job, that's a lot of bales
You should stack some bails on top of the ones on the deck we always do and have never lost one even without tying them
I might for 2nd cutting
Yeah just give it a shot it works great for us the less trips the better
The lefthand reverse is even nicer with a loader but they are nice tractors thank goodness for good neighbors
Yeah I bet they are pretty nice. On our loader the forward and reverse switch is right on the joystick which is nice
Are you guys ready for a hot weekend. How does the cattle handle it up there with the heat. Hope you have a great day keep up the good work maybe someday a square baler in your future LOL
I dont think we are ever ready for that kind of heat! The milk cows we'll keep them inside and let them out after milking at might when the sun goes down. The heifers usually lay inside in the free stalls during the day too to stay out of the sun. Lol I dont know about a large square baler, I'd love a round baler though!
The farming life a round baler would work much better for your operation for the small amount of bales you make plus if they get rained on before you get them picked up does not hurt them one bit watersheds right off and can be stored outside
We alwats left tgem in when hotbset up to feed green chop and shut the barn up except the blowers ..barn was cooler than the house...
That unload was really successful ,first try even !!! Now as long as that unloaded doesn't work on the road as well! I know you took off the tailgate but just saying! Certainly easier than handling those small squares but a little boring maybe, I'm not sure what's satisfying about having the bales moved off but I agree! Thanks for the video!
I had the load strapped down and took the ratchet straps off before backing up to the pile. Didn't want them to roll off during transport
Just giving you a hard time!!!
@@leesteele9290 You gotta sometimes!
Hey mikep7810 them were some great unloading skills.🤣🤣
Thank you. It actually worked out better because I was able to get back to the field quicker and get all the bales back in 1 day
As always good video mike.
And as always a great comment! Thank you David
I’ve got a 19 speed 7800 MFWA. It is a hog - give me 40 acres and I’ll turn that thing around. It is a great planting tractor for me and I use it on the round baler and winter chores if the weather is too nasty for two wheel drive tractors. It’s just pretty big to feed with. I think a 7810 would be a good choice - the benefits of the 78 series with some transmissions upgrades I hear. You will be disappointed with the a/c after using the soundguard cab tractors, that’s for sure.
I'd love to have a 7810. Thanks for all the info. I'd love to get a 7010 series tractor on the farm to try out with the powershift
Nice video Mike you should get a 7810 with the loader and if you don’t use it take it off and then you have a spare that is what we do on our farm
That's a good idea. Hopefully someday we can get a 7810 here
my brother did that with his jd 7710. really easy moving bales and skids of produce with it
That 7400 has the same transmission set up as our 7610 we used to have
I liked it, I thought it shifted nice
Hey MikeP I pulled up your video to look for a demostration of picking up a vertical with a bail spear. Do you have any videos showing that. I am having trouble doing that. Thank you for your time.
The only thing I have posted is like what you see. Picking up round bales with the bale spear
@@mikep7810 Thank you.
Unloads faster then with a loader 👍
Yeah it was kinds nice it got me right out of there and back up to the field
Surprised your son wasn't with you, that buddy seat be perfect for him, my kids have many hours on them, including in a car seat
He was at camp with his mother and grandma but he did ride around with me a little the next morning when I neatly piled them
Are those Pwr Quads as Stout as the 15spd pwr shift?
I know the Reverser makes it great on a Loader tractor but I think I’d still be Partial to the ol 50 series.
This one seemed to work really well. I wasn't pushing it like in tillage so it's hard to tell. I'd love to try one in some tillage and see how they are in that type of work
If you ever get the chance, try one of the Hydro IHs with a loader... I know it red, but they are the best loader tractors in my honest opinion.
I'll try any piece of equipment. I always said if the red dealerships wanna bring me a red tractor to demo I'll run it right out there by the green ones.
@@mikep7810 I'm talking the older 70s hydros, not this newer stuff
Then you will like my next video!
Nice tractor , breakdowns happen
They do sadly. Been hit with a couple lately
I have both power quad and power shift 19 speed. The power quad is by far better for a loader tractor in my opinion.
What about for out in the field
mikep7810 I guess I still prefer the quad because of the left hand reverser. My 19 speed doesn’t have that.
What would be your favorite transmission out of these two power quad? Power shift? We have a 1999 John Deere 7810 with power quad never had a problem with it Great video
I'm more familiar with the 15 speed powershift. I'd like to try the 19 speed powershift and the power quad in tillage and see how they do
You are now my favorite CZcamsr
Well thank you. I appreciate that. There are a lot of really good farming youtubers out there so that says a lot
Enjoyed the video! Was that a sweet tea in the McDonald’s cup? Lol
Lol good eye....unsweetened tea
Lol! Thanks!
Need a power reverse our 7410 has it
I need a lot of things
Top it off with Diesel.
Yes sir, I did that before I hit the road
Mike lets see if I was listening trailer is for hay for someone else who owns it when you have extra small squares call him. He bring the trailer and you fill it up and call he picks it and hay up. I will try to remember all this maybe the four time is the charm so can remember the trailer is someone else lol. I would think using for a while one would become accustom to the bale fork on the 6400. It would take a while like anything else repetitive use one would body become more use to the tractor and it bale forks.
Yeah I'm sure it would become easier with more practice. The Big trailer belongs to the guy buying hay but the gooseneck trailer is ours...adding that to complicate things 😀
Wow I have a headache to much information lol you had said the gooseneck belonged to you all but like I say people hear what they want to hear so it may take a while to sink in lol.
It confuses me most of the time! lol
Well I hope the wheel loader doesn't get to spendy. Break downs are no fun
No never fun but everyone's good luck runs out at some point
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@@OutofTownwithRobinBell what are you sorry about?
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No reason to be sorry