That's impressive, your grandaughter running the baler. I have hooked up, cleaned, greased, serviced, help change the mesh rolls of an '08 vintage JD 583 sileage special baler, pulled and left the 7420 and baler in the field lined up with the first windrow, but with the monitors and all the other new and intimidating things about this set up, never learned to operate it, wish I did, just to know how it works, but I never had a chance to try it and sure as heck would not have unless I knew what the heck I was doing. These can't be difficult to learn or are they ?
This one sure made nice dense bales, I've chased ones rolling on hills stopped 2, one on foot before it hit someones pick up truck at the bottom of the field, another with a fork/spear tine by cutting it off with the tractor/loader, before it got rolling too fast and hauled countless truckloads of these bales, funny how one part of the operation escaped me, well at least I knew how to run the 315 NH at least LOL !
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