Awesome product thank you Massey for letting Kayla and family demo this for us hope to see one at my farm store soon

With the rotary rake don't be afraid to rake half a day sooner than you would with the V rake, especially with alfalfa, you'll save leaves raking while it's still a little green and it will still dry in the windrow.

@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

Yes!! That’s what we’re finding out

Yes Massey thank you . I love watching hard family working and allowed to use state of the day equipment. It is relaxing watching them work close. And accomplish there goals!!

If he wants to work, let him work! No reason a kid cant work with their parents at a young age. The equipment is way more safe than it was 30 yrs ago. He'll be just fine!

@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

Exactly!!!! And I feel a lot more confident sending him on his way in a cab tractor - so it’s all worked out with this year.

Rotary rakes are gentle on the hay, you should really enjoy it!! I usually run at a much lower rake rpm but high gear so you can move fast but be easy on the hay.

Sure do like the new equipment, I bet you do too. Outstanding. Let farmers be farmers, which includes their children.

Congrats on the new addition , I really like the looks of the new rake . Once Keaton masters it that's going to really increase y'all's production . Like I said before....you've got the Dream Team Rollin now. Be safe out there and God bless .

Kayla, great to see the Massie at work. The rake seems to be doing a great job. Hope you will get a break with some much needed rain.

@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

We definitely need a rain day (or a week!!) but at this point I think we’d all even take just a few hours of rain.

Well here in north Texas we got your rain. May is one of the wettest months and by the end of the month the rain stops. Not this year. We have over 2" and over areas in the Dallas Fort Worth area more. Humidity is very high. My glasses fog up when go outside. The humidity is adding around 10 degrees to heat index. Thursday/Friday possible more thunderstorms and rain. Got a funny for you all. My daughters has a 22 lb golden doodle that the three grandsons adore. My daughter has a raised bed vegetable garden. She drops the bugs etc. into old oil. Friday my wife was over there building cabinet draws. The dog (Millie) comes in front outdoors and throws up a bunch of bugs. Everybody is freaked out. My daughter calls the vet and send picture of the bugs. The vet says they are dead cucumber beetles. Millie ate the oil and dead bugs.

Fantastic video, love the windrow a rotary rake leaves, does seem to dry faster too.Thank you for sharing this Cayla

Hey there kitty I hope you’re doing good and I’m glad to see you’re back

G’job guys, great to see MF letting y’all test some equipment 👍🏻take care

Congratulations and enjoy

Another great video love watching y'all bring back memories of when I was younger we had cows around #200 Holstein in one field around #50 at our house it was always feeding them or doing fence work hope y'all have a wonderful day keep it up beautiful hay take care just decided too comment finely ❤❤❤

allways enjoy your videos

Rake goals!!! 😍

Good video. Nice steady camera. No dizzying panning.

@ChroniclesofKayla

10 ай бұрын

Thanks!!! Glad you enjoyed it. More to come as we get into 2nd cut grasses in the next several weeks

Sure wish I could talk you into sending a couple pictures of the sensors on the 1842. Trying to install the simple bale with no support

@ChroniclesofKayla

Ай бұрын

Please reach out to our email, wieczorekfarms@gmail.com.

You will love that rake

You guys will love the rotary rakes, they do such a wonderful job. We had a few showers in our area on the 18th, I hope you guys did as well. Another great video keep them coming!

like the way the new rake works my fav rake was ford 3 point 5 bar you could make a neat windrow but that new one fluffs it better hope you all get rain we are little dry here 60 mi n kc good luck GOD bless

Can’t beat that sunset. Beautiful!!

@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

Sunrises and sunsets. My fav time of the day!

Nice work guys the rake dose a great job , looks like the farms going red hey Kayla, that tractor sound quite inside , so many things on and inside the cab , looks like a easy tractor to drive and operate, yep let kids work were they can ok God bless your farm and you all , we got plenty off rain here in Australia were we live at the moment, hopefully your get some coming your way Kayla cheers

@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

She’s so quiet & SMOOTH!!!! We definitely could use some rain these days.

Keep on keeping on…my wife and I both own business and our CPA says you we can pay our kids up to $12,000 a year in a college fund and right it off, so we do she has a photography business and I own a trucking business/farm

That new take sure looks like it brings up the hay. Hope it helps. Love all your videos and content.

All kinds of neat things to play with, you’re so lucky. Lots of buttons and gizmos to learn about. The rake looks like it’s doing a good job, lot more moving parts than I’m used to. Take care and enjoy!

@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

Definitely so many buttons. But the more hours I spend in there. It’s getting less and less overwhelming and more and more of she’s so NICE -- I may never wanna get rid of her 🫣🫣

@briandahlgren3494

Жыл бұрын

I help my neighbor and good friend with his grain farm and they have all that button and touch screen stuff. Way different than my older stuff, no screens the tractors still have levers. But it gets the haying done.

Nice rake but that a lot of wheels to maintain. I also have a rotary and they are great for fluffing the hay vs. a finger rake which tends to wrap the hay which reduces drying after raking. The rotary's also take allot more maintenance and are expensive to operate, at least mine is which is a Fransgard TI-4000. I like the 3-point hitch model as you can just pick it up at the end of a windrow if needed. Good for smaller fields. The rotary also does not do well next to a ditch etc. like a finger rake which just glides over it. Pro's and con's to everything. Nice farm.

Excellent video and its good your son is learning the trade another pair of hands ✋ is useful

@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!! He’s always been right there with us. Just a little more hands on each year.

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@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

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Wszystkiego dobrego. Pozdrawiam z Polski 🇵🇱.

I started baling hay way before I could get my drivers license at 15!

Hi Guys! The "Massey" Rake is a German Product. Made by Fella in Feucht(Bavaria). German High Quality😊

Being as we round bale everything for speed as to baling, transporting, stacking. under cover...... I know that rotary rakes are more than other conventional rakes...... When I say speed....... When I talk about speed...... Raking is at 12mph, trying to stay ahead of 2 Balers running at 8 to 10 miles and hour..... Getting the Hay into a package we can later convert to small squares as needed is what we strive for......Our sales are to Corporate or larger feed stores in our radius of operation..... So the fresher the bales in a bundles look the better they sell...... We allow the stores to use our trailers to sell out of.... Which speeds DROP and HOOK time on deliveries......

@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

It definitely all depends on the Hay Market & Clients. Jason delivers a good chunk of ours still into stables and hay lofts… I think it’s why it’s so cool to see other operations work. We can all be farmers but in such a different way!! Even making hay.

@farmingforfunandprofit940

Жыл бұрын

In the Beginning, we were Row Cropping Cotton And Peanuts, Until we were offered a begining in the Hay Business by a land owner with large acreage of long established Hybrid Coastal Bermuda........That start was profitable enough to encourage us to convert to equip to Plant(sprig) harvest and sell only hay......

We are in a drought in Central Minnesota 3 tenths of rain since we planted corn on May 8 . First crop of hay was good . But fields are not green up

@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

Ours are dying …. Turning brown. We’ve barley even been mowing the yard. Maybe once every few weeks 🫣🫣🫣 our silage corn is not looking promising

Congrats on the new Rake hope it works out well for you. Just out of curiosity do you have a Krone dealer in your area?

Great video. Just had a question and was wondering if you ever tried one of those bale bandits in stead of the accumulator 🎉

@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

Hey!!! So over the years we’ve obviously looked at them but to be honest. We just can’t justify it. There’s no “real” need. Jason’s rule of thumb - why change something that’s been working for years (9 now)

@gregorydaugherty2405

Жыл бұрын

@ChroniclesofKayla very valid point if it's not broken down fix it

I agree it's good to have the younger generation to get involved is agriculture.

Might explain the difference between a Tedder and rake

Kayla do you feel like the Baylor absorbs that fluffier hay better? It kind of looks like it from just being an observer?

@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

YES!!!! That’s part of the whole Rotary Rake Position. Getting the windrows Fluffy & High. Instead of “balling - or Roping” the hay up - it just lifts it really nice. The baler can eat. .

I have the same square baler that you all do just wondering does the new rake help make the Baylor work better also I don't know if you do round or not does it help on those also I've been looking at 1 but I haven't made the decision to get one yet thought I might get your opinion on whether it's worth it or not

@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

We no longer do rounds - but I definitely see a difference in the baler being able to run a little faster & eat more with the RK662 now vs our wheel rake.

If someone wanted to buy some hay. Do you sellby the bale or by the ton

Did the hayday rotary rake experience convince you to get one of your own?

👍👌❤️🇨🇦,,

@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

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I started my son driving tractors hauling hay at age 4. Now i never get to drive the tractors.

Why is it working with pto at 600 rpm, 2100 engine rpm

@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

We was still trying to find the sweat spot with the baler on the new tractor - Jason really liked that 570ish mark - it also depends on the hay you’re in and the conditions of the ground - -

Your a good wife

and no 1000 pto like in the beginning

John Deere's suck! Masseys look good!

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@ChroniclesofKayla

Жыл бұрын

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