Do You Really Need Bearings?- The Harvest Battle Continues

Join along as we push through more grass harvest and have bearings failing. Battle with mother nature and the equipment. Thanks for watching

[bobpayne]

You are always optimistic that you will have a good day. Break downs & delays are the like of a farmer & landscapers. Your daily videos taking us with you is epic.

[EDBZ]

My father and I are farmers and have discovered your channel. We admire your determination and spirit. Farming is not for the “faint of heart” and you prove it. You inspire me to handle problems we encounter with a better attitude. Thank you.

[bobbrooks]

Another great video sir. I had the same problem last year with the same pulley bearings going. Fortunately we aren't far away from the main claas dealer so wasn't down long. Our harvester cuts or nearly 300 acres of lavender. Look forward to seeing more videos. Regards to the family from across the pond

[pfd]

We only got a little rain friday/sat, that slug of moisture that got you guys mostly missed us. Looks like real rain for us tonight, very much needed. Hopefully start cutting this week.

[jessemerriam]

Good content this is why i watch your channel the old equipment is where its at the new stuff breaks down more often and with a lot higher price tag keep up the good work the q and a portion is awesome have a good weekend

[adamsmddwg]

keep pounding the fields one at a time... Old sometimes works a lot better then new..Keep uo the good vids.

[richardhaubert]

Thank you for replying to questions. I learned a lot from your answers.

[BillSkidmoreoutside]

When I was a claas tech up here in Vermont, our claas service rep said that claas makes every part with smoke in it, and let's the smoke out when the part fails lmao

[dtraywick]

Fixing things is part of it. Most farms around here silage corn stocks and soybean, but we bale grass and wheat straw. Interesting how you do it

[tonyjones]

Hi from Alaska Thanks for the great videos really enjoy watching. 👍👍🚜

[nickmeyer]

I know you don't want conditioner rolls but we have been running New Holland Discbines for 30 years and we have only had 3 of them and we loved each of them. You can widen the conditioner rolls out and they won't crimp the grass.

[Hubcap]

Bulldozer would be way too slow on the pit!! Keep up the good work mate I enjoy watching your daily movies. I love working on my old machinery that runs my farm. Cheers from Australia.

[kangarafarmer]

Good to hear you speak about farming, gear breaks all the time, real fan of your dog i am from austrailia i do hay and hay silage, its tough here as well dealing with wanker bike riders on narrow roads . Love the vids keep up the good work mate .

[Chad.Heinrich.]

For anyone concerned or complaining about your break downs should check out Farm fix fab channel also. Andy isn’t bashful about sharing what he’s spending on equipment maintenance on a daily basis. It’s not all blue sky’s and sunshine like a few other big channels broadcast on here. Thanks for the videos.

[kalevalasouthfarm]

Got to love rocks in New England we grow more rocks than anything.

[bobbyrobinson]

You should you buy a land roller that would take care or your rocks.

[frankwoodward]

Farming and fixing go hand in hand we had some old some not so old equipment no the farm bearings and belts its one of those things you fix a lot.

[bryanG]

Lot of brake downs, (that's farming!) Plain and simple!!

[craiggarrison]

Go with the vermeer built heavy and you should be impressed round Bailey is a vermeer uncle bought it idk when but its been rolling up hay and some corn stocks not much ever since I can remember and I was working on on the the farm starting at age 7 and I'm now 36 and them bails look like the same now as the first one I saw it kick out the back good machine.

[bigzbigz]

Going to need a new parts Chopper soon going to be running out of parts grate video keep up the hard work if ya ant breaking u ant working lol