Hay Season Casualties 2021

Machines don't break sitting in the shed. But might break faster with Nick driving.

[josiahdrews]

“Thats why i wish nick was one of the hay season casualties” got me good

[andrewstich]

Very interesting video thanks for your time and effort to do the video keep up the great work you do on your farm

[robertpsieving]

Our New Holland pickup guage wheel has a lot of play in it and we just keep it greased. Its never given us a problem

[farmshoffman]

Great awesome video Jacob, nick sure is rough on equipment lol, repairs after repairs

[PAYNEKILLER..]

Nick can remove a tire faster then any Nascar pit crew while sitting on a seat. That's impressive.

[train]

Free help isn't always free.
Free help has its costs.
Pick a phrase.
At least you received at least 1 thumbs up.

[mtozzy]

Hence why your a nice healthy size. One of my hay fields has a few eucalyptus trees on one edge and eucalyptus trees love dropping dead branches. I pick the branches before, during cutting tedding and raking then I go round on the quad and pick a few more before baling. Eucalyptus trees are a very hard wood and they can do alot of damage. Last season I bent the stationary knife on the baler. Pissed me right off as it was a brand new knife.

[Military-Museum-LP]

A branch that big would be impossible not to see! Sounds like the operator didn’t have his head in the game.

[jameskimmel]

Keep the faith brother we’re all right there with you

[MrBigrigdaddy]

Good old Nick, sometimes destructive but always entertaining!

[Sam]

Is that a grain dryer peaking in the corner of the barn behind the round baler? 🤔

[jaydwelley]

Make him pay for damage. He'll be more careful after that.

[lukestrawwalker]

I wouldn't have paid $200 bucks for that-- just a slab of flat iron with some holes and a spindles welded through it. Easy fix. Flatten it out with a sledgehammer and a couple blocks or an anvil... no big deal I've done that lots of times on stuff... or a hydraulic press if you got one or got a neighbor with one. Cut the old spindle out with the torch and get a new one and weld it in. Not even threaded so a guy could weld a big bolt through it (already hardened) and weld the bolt head on the backside of the bar all the way around, and maybe lay a bead in on the front side. Just gotta get it all straight in a vice and tack weld it before you burn it in place. Put the wheel on, shim it, and put a lock nut on the end... or drill it for a cotter pin like it had. Half an afternoon fixing that is worth saving $200 bucks for part with $10 bucks in materials in it! OL J R :)

[RyanDaugherty]

Feel like I’m seeing into the future, last video or two has had the next days’ date on them lol

[TheFarmingLife]

Been a little rough year to make good hay

[TheBschroeder]

Good help is hard to find and then there's

[ljevans]

Not only does nick come across as not very intelligent but also lazy, am I wrong ? I think not. I do enjoy your videos !

[sgrizzz]

nick can show up and watch you work. He costs you more money and time . did he offer to help pay for the parts at least ?

[cameronlumsden]

I hope you didn't fall onto the sharp pick up tynes?? Ouch

[ginggur]

I would be fuming, I gotta say. 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸