200 mile road trip in a Hay Squeeze!

I can now say that I'm one of two people to drive a hay squeeze to a castle! When @jessebounds6795 asked if I wanted to go to Klamath Falls with him and Bill from @CascadeViewFarms to pick up his two new Sunny D Roadrunner squeezes, I said absolutely! While we were down there we also got a quick tour of the factory from Ed and were able to see how they make them from scratch right there in house.
While we were there we also got to see Flint Mcvey's absolutely stunning new squeeze that show the incredible level of craftsmanship at Sunny D!

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[Wannes_]

If only you had a trailer to haul these

[Linetraveler]

I recognize Jessie's house. I put the power into it years ago. Even looked at it to buy and finish as it was left unfinished by the original owner/ builder. Always wanted to see it finished. Thanks for the content you provide. Not fake just life.

[stevenhoffmann]

Loved seeing the old drill press! I thunk it's cool that people keep those old machine tools operating. Things were built so well in those days.
That whole manufacturing facility was cool.
Thanks for another

[curtismcmullen]

OK, I have never seen anything like this before in my life. KC I believe you’re going to need to make a video showing these things working.

[donaldpowell]

Kudos to the guy that let you tour and film their facility, thanks for taking use along. I used to see squeezes running on the highways/freeways here in South Californacate but not for a long time now. Too many two legged animals pushed the four legged ones out, something about smell, fly's, slow farm equipment, real estate, things that make a farm work. Thanks for sharing.

[pedrogunner]

Bay squeezes are cool. They’re a great system. We can’t use them here in Montana because they’d be stuck constantly. We load a lot of hay in the fall, winter, and spring and we know how semis love mud and deep snow.

[joevaagen]

Those punch outs are from when they make the poles for like stop signs, traffic signs and other metal pole signs. In the late 90s I used to work for an over head door company and we used those "leftovers" for the door counter weights. That is the coolest manufacturing operation I've seen in awhile!!

[Bondodon]

Always something new with Casey! Impressive equipment and plant. Thanks for sharing!

[WilliamKirkland-jr]

OK, another first for us Arm-Chair Generals. Always enjoy the world you live and work in - Thanks for sharing.

[tedfisk]

Wow, who would have thought that hay makes so much money? Nice castle. And thanks Casey for the variety on your channel.

[rhondasweeney]

This video was very different but very entertaining, and I learned a lot of different things. That was a great idea. Bringing all kinds of industries together in one place. Thank you for sharing! 👌

[Muksanim]

This is amazing. The factory tour is very educational for one who is not from a farming area. To see the thickness of the steel and size of the drill bits is unbelievable. And the workmanship of the guys who do the welding and machining is impressive. Seeing this video and comments impresses on you how important farming is to us and to the economy. This video enables us to realize the importance of a product that perhaps many of us take for granted. Without a good supply of hay, farmers would not be successful.
My great grandfather had a farm 20 miles south of Washington, DC, on US Route 1. His children inherited the land and divided it. Part was sold and the women retained lots on one dirt road. My grandfather, being the only male, kept his portion intact, which he later divided for his six children as each married. Of course that was the end of the farm, and my aunts were glad they no longer had to be working on the land. One tractor was the only machine. Many farms in that area disappeared and became asphalt roads cluttered with shopping strips, subdivisions with small lots, and apartment complexes. Seeing that development is sad.
So Casey, you are more than a tow operator. You share beauty that still exists in our great country.

[ryno]

I've seen plenty of tractor-style squeezers, but this is the 1st time I've seen one like that. Very cool!

[tedrud]

You’re always doing things to help friends. You always enjoy what you’re doing. You are one of the people that helps make America a better place. No complaining, enjoy making things better………I loved watching you and your daughter take a few extra pieces of FREE candy. Later in life your daughter will think back on that day and laugh at the great candy caper. Thanks for sharing.

[ocean_hummer]

Ah, yes... the things we do for friends, and the things friends ask us to do! Gotta love 'em!

[melsjunk]

I had an idea what it was but never saw one work but when I typed in hay squeeze after watching this video i was able to watch Casey's video from a year ago called Sqeezing Hay.

[faelsinnes]

As a former U K tradeplater, delivering "large vehicles" I've driven some odd vehicles on the road from Merc Unimogs with off road tyres to a 60 foot airport fire engine chassis. But 200 miles in a bale lifter, you sir are crazy, I honestly thought it was a "wind up" and they were going on your flat bed, but you did it !

[jamesgreenawalt]

You're going to have to show how those hay squeezes work!! I have never seen one.

[FamilyFirstHemiLater]

That’s neat… I can see my handwriting with my paint pen on the door of the bear metal squeeze that’s in the shop @4:10. I work at farwest steel.

[jackmoyer]

Puts a whole new meaning to “My main squeeze”!