the basics of cutting hay
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Published 2020-06-09
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All Comments (21)
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Of all the years I’ve used YouTube, not once have I ever left a comment on a video. However, I had to for this one. Pete, you’re my all time favorite instructor and did a perfect job making this video and explaining everything the way you did, I understood every bit of what you presented and then by showing us by example was even better. This is how ALL instructors should be! Thank you Pete!
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It's not easy making a good youtube video that people want to watch. Yours made me want to keep watching to the end. First class.
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There’s nothing like the smell of fresh cut hay on a nice summer evening even though it means work the next day.
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My father for many years here (Ireland) always said hay in a shed is better than feeling then money in the bank
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I've watched many farming videos and nobody has explained what they're doing quite like you have... thank you.
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Brings back old memories from the 50's and 60's
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Gosh I just love watching Happy Positive people do things.
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This is exactly what I’ve been looking for! I have a small farm and have been wanting to cut my own hay for years now but I didn’t know hai and many videos I’ve watched haven’t been that informative. Thank you for taking the time to explain this process in detail! Very interesting and informative!
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This is the calmest most informative lecture on cutting hay ive ever heard,thankyou!
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You are going to be a GREAT grandfather ! Your dialog is so patient and articulate, and yet, you don't talk down to your audience. I especially liked how you reminded us to listen to the machinery. I hope your farming continues to be a joy.
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Thank you Pete. I'm a newbie and feel I learned a lot from that video.
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Just found your videos,I’m 62 years old and this brings back great memories of my younger years growing up on my dad’s farm and working on the neighbors farms. Thank you, I look forward to the rest of this series
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I was a Hay dealer for many years, and had the opportunity to work fields on shares with a lot of farmers. they got the help they needed and I got my hay at a bargin and knew exactly what and how the hay was put up.win win. for both of us. in my late 70's now and even today when I drive by a fresh cut field my nose takes me on a trip down memory lane! thanks for nice video and trip down that lane.
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That 656 looks good in her working clothes! Love that vintage paint! Farmall tractors were ahead of their years, and still remain better than newer products. Thanks for your videos! Very knowledgeable and helpful for folks that don't know the process.
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This man is so calm explain well l bet if you was my school teacher l will pass all your subjects
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You are such a wonderful instructor Pete. If I were a farmer, instead of a couch sitting old grandma, I would become a better one just by watching your videos. I look forward to each episode. 👍🥰
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Thanks Pete! This content is exactly what I'm looking for. Great tips and explanation of the process.
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I use a 656 Diesel and a Farmall H to make hay. I run an old Heston haybine and new Holland Tedder a new Holland rollabar rake, and an old IH baler. It’s constant maintenance and repairs but I absolutely love doing it.
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I love how you explain how your equipment operates!!
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Great job. We can really relate to the old equipment. Thanks for posting.
