Boy! That sure isn't the back-breaking way WE made hay 60 years ago. It was all day long in the sun humping those 60 to 100 pound bails onto the truck and then off-loading in the barn. After we got all the hey in the barn, we had to hand it up the ladder to the hayloft. By the time we finished it was about 20:00 hrs. and we had started at 07:00 hrs. We were sweaty, dirty and itchy from all of the dust and hay seeds which found their way inside our clothes. The next day we showed up at the next farm and did the same thing for a dollar an hour. There's something to that saying, "Make hay while the sun shines."
Not impressed and I have loaded many times x thousands of tons of hay, looks good until you have to repair behind the operator. I prefer steady and moderate ops , period.
Haha, this video just popped up and i didn't check the date and thought it was a new video you filmed this summer and forgot to upload or something 😂 Nevertheless, it's impressive!
That Massey has only about 150 horsepower, she's about 2 and half tonne lighter, she did well considering the power and weight with the jcb, theres not that big of a difference in the load
HUSKY_390xp_boy the Massey doesn't have the weight advantage. It only weighs just over 3.5 tonnes maybe 4 if they have a belly weight on it. Plus the jcb has 80-100 more hp
Probably rain forecast coming in that night but all hay grabs rattle like that. He was pushing it a bit. His loading was a bit rough. If loading a Transport Truck he should get it perfectly vertical etc. or the Trucky will make him fix it. Farming is very much like fighting a war. You and the weather and the season. At least 50% of the time you always seem to be racing to beat something. You can't leave it till Monday. It has to be done Sunday. One of the reasons many Farmers about 20 years ago started to reject too much Electronic and Computer Controlled gear on Tractors. After bad experiences with switches built into Circuit Boards operating Solenoid controls on the gears or PTO cost them $20,000 because dust or something got in the Switch they next time bought a Tractor with the least Electronics. Happened to my brother one night trying to beat storms coming. He was ready to bale Lucerne Hay. (Alfalfa in USA). Got down ready to start and the PTO would not go into gear. It all should have been in safe. He lost about 1.5 hours by the time he got started. The Storm hit. Ended up with Garden Mulch. Next week all that crap was thrown away. Drill a hole in the floor. Put a steel rod with a handle down to the PTO Gear lever (Thats the joke, it still had a lever on the gearbox. They all do.) and just pull the PTO into gear. I think he lost about $20,000 in Lucerne Hay. It was a John Deere. Next Tractor he bought was a Ford. They got the message sooner than some other companies and got rid of all the un-necessary crap Electrinics. His neighbour had the same problem with a John Deere. Some very bad accidents caused by that sort of crap. It does not matter what they do electronics don't like mud or dust. Cost him a lot of Hay also. Has cost lives. Caused injuries. Tractors jumping into gear etc. You brush a worn wire or something as you climb up into the tractor. Idiot design Engineers thinking they are clever. No it is dumb if you are the user fighting the War.
I havent seen one down where i am, but believe its to push down the straw swathe that he is baling to stop it getting wrapped under the tractor or toe bar...
Tom Forrest It may be to fit onto the trailer better. If you look at the next video, you'll see that two pushed over bales exactly fit the width of the trailer. Only a guess of course.
A good movie of haw people abuse the machines, and when the machine brakes they call it shit, the machine is no good/brakes down,total failure, I think is the people that are.....t. TH
That's nothing, I use to have a trailer loaded and strapped with 39 big square bails in only 25 minutes, by my self. When someone helped it took me longer. Did it for 18 hrs a day for 6 weeks I'm a row. Over an area that covered 3 states. Did that for almost 10 yrs in a row
This is some very skilled driver, bales on moving trailer wow!
Boy! That sure isn't the back-breaking way WE made hay 60 years ago. It was all day long in the sun humping those 60 to 100 pound bails onto the truck and then off-loading in the barn. After we got all the hey in the barn, we had to hand it up the ladder to the hayloft. By the time we finished it was about 20:00 hrs. and we had started at 07:00 hrs. We were sweaty, dirty and itchy from all of the dust and hay seeds which found their way inside our clothes. The next day we showed up at the next farm and did the same thing for a dollar an hour.
There's something to that saying, "Make hay while the sun shines."
good job it’s not hay then
I thought the Massey's trailers was going over up the hill :D keep up the great videos! :)
neat work by the guy on the teleporter. great video
putting bales on a moving trailer... amazing
Its the best way to load up faster.
Nice for breake something
G
Not impressed and I have loaded many times x thousands of tons of hay, looks good until you have to repair behind the operator. I prefer steady and moderate ops , period.
@@alfredmorganroth9349 I wonder how many spears he breaks a season...lol
Its amazing to see how well that little JCB teleporter handles the bales
Nothing wrong with the driving skills of both tractors.
But the Massey Ferguson was the best driving up the hill
They now what they do. It's awesome how they load bales.
Amazing work quickly and cleaning
Very proficient loader!!!!
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Good operator
Awesome Agriculture Equipment Machine
Thats a really cool system modern agriculture right here
The machine works 100% hard.. Keep going
George showing the greenhorns how it's done again. Nice.
More impressed with the lift driver than the tractor race.
that is class I am a new holland , jcb , Massey Ferguson and John deere Fram
Dang those are big bales and that was fast loading.
Good idea to load the bales, with the bale trailer Moving
Fabulous video.
Great video George!
Drive it like you stole it......😂
Nice job loading bales
These graphics for farming simulator are unreal!!😁
Awesome I'd love a go a that
Nothing wrong with the driving skills ✌
I've played too much farm sim. I kept thinking the bales would glitch and fall off.
Вот техника это я понимаю лайк и подписка👍
loading and moving! mad amount of skill
Sean Starbuck ha ha ha no skill in this
@@deepSingh-bi7mu how
The Massey still wins on good looks and sounds great. Love t Big Masseys.
That's how you load straw....on the move.....😎😎😎😎😎😎
Is it a new felid for putting good bales in wet grass congrats George
Nice equipment
Amazing! I am at a loss for words!
good driver
That has to be a very heavy trailer!
Haha, this video just popped up and i didn't check the date and thought it was a new video you filmed this summer and forgot to upload or something 😂 Nevertheless, it's impressive!
Top video 👍
Somebody has had a few beers whilst driving the JCB 🥴
Skills level 100
Looks like they have done that before =)
That's GREAT
The Massey did good for only having 160-170hp compare to like 230hp+
the massey had only half the load the jcb had + wider tires on the trailer the massey was pulling
That Massey has only about 150 horsepower, she's about 2 and half tonne lighter, she did well considering the power and weight with the jcb, theres not that big of a difference in the load
jcb tows 33 bales, massey only 18, and the massey has the weight advantage
HUSKY_390xp_boy the Massey doesn't have the weight advantage. It only weighs just over 3.5 tonnes maybe 4 if they have a belly weight on it. Plus the jcb has 80-100 more hp
Anything will pull hay trailers. An 80hp tractor would be good enough. Overall it is not a matter of weight.
완전 상차에 달인!!!!
love that loader
great video telehandler driver good job loading on the move
This is what happens when you have the correct equipment for the job. lol
3:35 that bale spike is a bit bendy!!!
+JaMes Pearson Thon jcb and spike is getting a tight bit of abuse
I think people forget that one spike isn’t good for a load requiring three.
I think this method is really hard on equipment. Bang stuff around is not a good sound. What is the rush?
Alan Shelby the rain that’s about to fall from the sky..that’s the rush. Get it in before it’s wet!
Farming is the rush
Probably rain forecast coming in that night but all hay grabs rattle like that. He was pushing it a bit. His loading was a bit rough. If loading a Transport Truck he should get it perfectly vertical etc. or the Trucky will make him fix it. Farming is very much like fighting a war. You and the weather and the season. At least 50% of the time you always seem to be racing to beat something. You can't leave it till Monday. It has to be done Sunday.
One of the reasons many Farmers about 20 years ago started to reject too much Electronic and Computer Controlled gear on Tractors.
After bad experiences with switches built into Circuit Boards operating Solenoid controls on the gears or PTO cost them $20,000 because dust or something got in the Switch they next time bought a Tractor with the least Electronics. Happened to my brother one night trying to beat storms coming. He was ready to bale Lucerne Hay. (Alfalfa in USA). Got down ready to start and the PTO would not go into gear. It all should have been in safe. He lost about 1.5 hours by the time he got started. The Storm hit. Ended up with Garden Mulch. Next week all that crap was thrown away. Drill a hole in the floor. Put a steel rod with a handle down to the PTO Gear lever (Thats the joke, it still had a lever on the gearbox. They all do.) and just pull the PTO into gear. I think he lost about $20,000 in Lucerne Hay. It was a John Deere. Next Tractor he bought was a Ford. They got the message sooner than some other companies and got rid of all the un-necessary crap Electrinics. His neighbour had the same problem with a John Deere. Some very bad accidents caused by that sort of crap. It does not matter what they do electronics don't like mud or dust. Cost him a lot of Hay also. Has cost lives. Caused injuries. Tractors jumping into gear etc. You brush a worn wire or something as you climb up into the tractor. Idiot design Engineers thinking they are clever. No it is dumb if you are the user fighting the War.
like a boss
What are the small wheels on front of the towing tractor?
For pressing the straw swaths when baling
My cummings B sear is has a striate pipe on and the locals have to get use to it.
Massey did a good job up that hill
+gunfluff for a 6000 series yes it did :)
Guy sure likes to drive like a hot dog.
Hey George Do you know where you got that Light Bar From on the massey??? I would like to get one for my NH 8340 and its just right!
Nice jcb outfit, but from my experience the pivot tm320 Is a better harvesting loader for speed.
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Nice😎
Why are they on theyre side ? 2 wide led flat 4 high and 5 stacks 40 bales 44 on the longer trailer i get
😱👍
MAD skills .. how hvy are those bails?
lee Cowley I'd say they would be about 400kg each
Harry Youell it depends on how dry it is and how compacted it is
Sweeeeet
Would love a job driving a tractor around all day...especially the Fastrac.
What weight are the bales please?
twin axle trailer has a kingshoffer hitch on the back ... what do you tow behind it ?
7810ftw prob to tow a semitrailer with dolly behind it or a 5th wheel trailer
2 bale trailer on one tractor you can see the other bale trailer at the bottom of the hill
How are you finding the Massey George?
holy crap back wheel off the ground at 130 time to change your undies
Yup! Everyone that's been driving a loader or something and felt that happen know that horrible feeling!
It's not a horrible feeling. You'll only go over so far. You tip forward just lower the boom.
Best Video yet for me :)
Please can I ask what is the set of wheels and box for on fasttrac
Squashes straw in the row when it's got a baler on the back.
@@GeorgeSaunders Cher's I'm used to old school blue power
what is the wheel thing on front of the fast track?
to push the rows down to stop it wrapping up under the tractor
thanks
The loader is on another league......Fastrac takes the racing mettle with almost 2x the load, the turbo at 5:18 gotta be doing 140,000RPM
Probably twice the horsepower
Muhteşem
i shouldent want to buy any kit from them when they done with it
Bit ram on
😂 I mean they’re using the kit. Anything that does get damaged is repaired well
What's the yellow box with wheels on the front for George?
I havent seen one down where i am, but believe its to push down the straw swathe that he is baling to stop it getting wrapped under the tractor or toe bar...
+Andrew Penny thanks Andrew! that makes sense when you think about it
Shultz forshowhower galtey
Great vid. I wanna do more bailing on fs19 now 😁
What's the box at the front with the wheels on it for ? Cheers
Press down straw when working with baler.
Google translate :)
Tool box and other parts
Alternative Route it's a weight
Jake Mohnen no IT is a Straw press
why did that JCB Telehandler driver keep pushing over the bales before stacking them?
It looks like George is flipping the bales so the twine is on the sides not on the bottom. I don't know why 👍😃
+Neil Conroy ahh thanks
Tom Forrest It may be to fit onto the trailer better. If you look at the next video, you'll see that two pushed over bales exactly fit the width of the trailer. Only a guess of course.
+argyll1952 ok cheers
Neil Conroy i think it's because they're more stable like this
A good movie of haw people abuse the machines, and when the machine brakes they call it shit, the machine is no good/brakes down,total failure, I think is the people that are.....t. TH
How is that abusing machinery
The guy on the tractor loading bales he is good;
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DO J C B LAST AS LONG AS J D
Как называется трактор тягач?
can u have sideshift on JCB LOADER /
There wouldnt be much point.
Did anyone else notice the rabbits at 3:23 mating.
in a hurry?
But if you spend all you profit on fixing equipment what is the point?
No f N about thier some job easy know they not paid by the hour lol
That's nothing, I use to have a trailer loaded and strapped with 39 big square bails in only 25 minutes, by my self. When someone helped it took me longer. Did it for 18 hrs a day for 6 weeks I'm a row. Over an area that covered 3 states. Did that for almost 10 yrs in a row
You’re hard
JCB 30bales? Massey 18?
haha... I would have taken you on that Hill my 40kph 6480
Who was driving the massey fuckin james may
Have you ever drove a tractor
Clarky !!! A funk in Massey 6480 is only 170 photos tuned you utter bellend!
the massey is only pulling half the weight !!!!!!!!!!!
its half the power lol
When da fuq did sustainable agricultural practice, become an internet meme? Just get the job DONE, fer Chrissakes !!!
(Also, racing WHAT Massey?).
I don't know about tractors...but jcb excavators suck
George you need a good woman
He has one!
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