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How can i identify the Branson user manual part on my tractor

How fast does it bale and how well does it work in ruff ground? ❤😊

The dirt!

Awesome demonstration. Drum mowers are great, but crop still needs to be crimped for even drying. Thanks again.

Making quality hay is far more complex, resource-intensive, and stressful than hobbyists imagine. When your equipment breaks down-- and eventually it will-- baling operations grind to a complete halt. A surprise rainstorm blows in and soaks your hay, and you lose it all and must then clean up and dispose of the mess. Mow your 10-acre yard with a zero-turn, continue to buy your hay from professionals, and save yourself the headaches.

Why did the algorithm suggest me this when all I watch is video games and diy? Your company seems small and family owned so I hope you have a bright future ahead.

I’m not happy with mine. The crappy part of one side raising first or you hit a bump one drops the other raises then if you’re on uneven ground it will raise the high side with enough force to turn it over. Mine has turned over 4 times and its a year old.

My neighbor was used New Holland balers for years over a John deere.

2 Months ago I purchased a new TYM3515 H with the BH150 Backhoe and a Brush Hog. I watched your video and it helped me take off the backhoe to attach the Brush Hog but when I went to put the backhoe on again, I couldn't get the Hyd. couplings together. You made it look easy. I had to ultimately loosen the coupling to relieve a tiny bit of pressure so I could reconnect them. This has happened twice and it's a pain in the butt. What am I doing wrong? Thanks

Sweet corn or worthless dent?

Ok.. a stuffer with cutting knives at the bottom ....like a claas Roland 520😂😂

Great tutorial!

How do you get the bales nice and tight

They're used here for grass silage, But with the chopper blades on it might be a bit " rough" for clover or alfalfa.. lesf shatter is a thing

Irish baler💪💪

Wait until you see a mchale fusion baler

didn't know there was so much beef between the baler equipment companies

If they can't put it up yourself, why plant it?

Sucks your arm in with the twine

Customer puts on a set of 30 foot fork blades lol

This is a VERY Good Demostration for a "Potential Buyer". The Technique & Terminology were "Spot On".!! Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio and happy safe tractoring. Best wishes with all your endeavours.

Thank you for the Vidio, Sir.

Very True. The Tractor MUST be able to CARRY the Load that it can LIFT SAFELY !! Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio & Commentary.

Yup not everyone know this

I'm thinking of getting a small conditioning drum mower, a two wheel rake & round baler to go with my new T25.

I like how you could totally see the implements

That's a very good investment!

I think the mower and rake would be awesome, as for the baler though, i feel at that point it would be easier just to get a small square baler. 😂👍❤️

OK, where's part 2? :-)

How do I start one of these I’m a city slicker I got mine started before but can’t find the video? The key will not turn.

Very good instructions though. Thanks a million.

At 69 years, i can tell you, i wish id used safty glasses when i should have.

Hey this is an old video but if you could contact me somehow I’d really appreciate that😂I bought one that is either the exact same or similar model and it needs a new front right spindle, if by some rare chance you still have the machine in this video could you send me a picture of the front right assembly that would be amazing, I cannot seem to find the right parts or pictures

Informative discussion on safe loading for any vehicles axle capabilities. The front axle, as you point out, together with the hub drive system, is a critical factor for safe handling and avoiding breakage. Adding ballast to the rear will increase the counter balance weight and increase the weight on the front which can raised without lifting the rear of the ground. Therefore the loading on the front wheels, hubs and axle drive assemblies is also increased. Add impact due to uneven surfaces, braking , steering etc. and the failure point of the weakest link will eventually be exceeded. Manufacturers should include safe working loads/weights for the front and rear axles with the tractors specifications as is required for vehicle and trailer registration. Towing and lifting gauges on the instrument panel could show/warn operators of the tractor of dangerous overloading etc.. Don’t want to complicate work but where injury, death and machinery damage due to machinery failure and operator error is an avoidable, measurable risk which can be avoided, we should be responsible. Would we as buyers of machinery value this info and warnings being offered by the manufacturers of tractors? Gary

Another thing you can't tilt back the load when at maximum weight.

Longer loader is fighting more negative weight load .it's like the 4 pound hammer .with a handle of one foot easy to lift but with same 4pound hammer with a 4 foot handle not so easy to lift. Denis from Santa Rosa CA

I have a 25.9 Mahindra xlt shuttle . I lift alot of weight sometimes max weight. I have 900 lb of ballast weight. I move heavy logs with my forks . In order to see how well the tractor is really going to handle any weight you need ballast weight . I almost rolled my tractor because of no ballast weight. What a difference with the ballast weight. I am on flat and hilly ground. Denis from Santa Rosa CA

Thanks

i would love to have this ford backhoe

Very helpful! I’m just starting to learn about tractors and you gave me some very useful information to think about.

I have a 2021 4720 and doesn't look anything close to what i have.

Seriously dude, you actually got on UA-cam with this crap. Lol can't fix STUPID 😢

Please you need to talk a hell of a lot more and then don’t show us nothing.

Had a trouble with the 7060 front tires if you’re carrying a big bale on the front and you’re going down the road very fast or in a higher speed bounce of the Mail on there will blow your front tires out the original tires on the tractor have to be replaced with fire stone heavier tires more air

I have a 70, 6000 lift big bales fine but you gotta watch you don’t wanna raise them too high in the air on a hillside do you wanna keep it pretty level they have a Tennessee tip it’s right on level ground, watch how you raise it so many people want to raise the bucket in the loader too damn high in the air and then you run into problems

The video definition of beating a dead horse.

U talk to much

How to hay small acreage: 1. Get tens & tens & tens of thousands of dollars 2. Sell all the hay you manage to bale every year for about 250 bucks 3. Rethink your life

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This guy knows his tractors