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With a name like Jet Star you would expect a pretty zippy 0-60 time.
A fine looking machine. Great photos as always
Very shiny……….I even see YOU!
Nice one, Toby!
Fab photo, I really like this!
Wow! what a series on tractors. Are we coming to the end
That’s some fine shine…..beautiful.
Tom with a nose like that you could be right. We Had A Ford 7010, stuck in 4 wheel drive and that wouldn’t pull you out of bed! Sorry Toby A fine looking Tractor!
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Thats a good story in just a few words. You do paint a picture, Mate.
Imagine that, a jet powered tractor
I know it well…….nice shot
Love the image! Love the pov and the processing!
“your farms are getting bigger”, I think working full days and almost no sleep att all is big enough.
It’s sadly how farming has become a work and not a lifestyle anymore..
Greetings from a farmer fron Finland
@RoughRiderBB
no, for John Deere
is this a add for Chevy Trucks?!?
sigano le gomme
john deere is the best !!!
nice vid!
much better than case ihs!!!!!
nice setup i love the tractor sound
It would’ve been nice to have that this summer!! You could sell tickets to watch that bailer around here. lol
crazy, never seen a bailer launch bales like that. The only ones i’ve ever ran just left them where they were completed.
@pugs321 Wisconsin
What state is this?
Youe baler is working pretty good… I’d a had a couple of loose ones by now!!!lol Either not tied properly or a banana bale that would probably explode when the kicker went(we didn’t have that of coarse) but I can just imagine!!!!lol
@echovector We never had the kicker, I rode a Stooker behind the baler….15 bales in a triangle stook…. sometimes when you pulled the trip to let it off the stooker and it would upset!!! Then after we had a fork on the tractor we could pick up the stook with and take it to the stack where we hand piled them!!!
do you think a 630 would run a newholland 311 baler as good as its running that 336
I remember that exact combo on granma’s farm in VT 25 years ago. On a good day I got to ride in the wagon and stack……bad days I had to chase the over-throws…….on REALLY bad days the kicker would break and I’d hafta toss em ALL……….LOL!
that’s bale “kicker”
Brings back old memories.
love the thrower
How can anyone “dislike” this video? Maybe ’cause it’s not long enough? The only way that this video could be “improved” would be a 730 with a side-mounted 7′ sickle bar mower pulling the same rig! But, it’s great the way it is!
@waults no the late 60′s i think it was made before the 24t my friends 24t was made in 72
We had a 630 and a 327 baler
Hey good video and some nice old Iron.
Nothing runs like a deere!
grew up with a jd 14t behind a 3010 diesel, anybody know what years the 14t were built?
I’m betting that baler was 20 yrs old when I was born (77), and it still puts up 10,000 a year with barely a lost knot.
We have a 336 that’s 40 years old, never had anything break on it. We put in around 7000 bales a year.
I like this Sound
bales reaches a trip arm thus causing the bale pan to kick and ejecting the bale into the towed wagon. all done automatically. you can adjust the metering arm to make a different length bale. that kicker can loft a bale up to 80 pounds. a typical 8 foot wide by 16 foot long and 8 foot tall rack i can get 120 bales into. we have 6 racks that we fill on our farm.
bales reaches a trip arm thus causing the bale pan to kick and ejecting the bale into the towed wagon. all done automatically. you can adjust the metering arm to make a different length bale. that kicker can loft a bale up to 80 pounds. a typical 8 foot wide by 16 foot long and 8 foot tall rack i can get 120 bales into.
Do the bales come out on their own or do you have to press a button to shoot them out
as long as that baler work’s and dont breal down too much?
then keep on using it and the johnny popper to to pull it,
that’s the only good way to stock bales’ otnerwise you just about wear yourself to a frazzle doing it by hand,
We have a 336 baler with a pan kicker too and it is the best baler campaired to any other the bales are nice and clean and neat I had to replace a bill hook this year the first work that has been done on the notters sence it was new and we put in from 8,000 to 10,000 and a few years more , and our baler is about 35 to 40 years old my grandfather had a t14 with a kicker befor the 336 we run ours now with a 856 we need big iron beacuse of the hills not fun when you cant make it up the hill
TAKE A PICTURE OF THE TRACTOR FROM THE INTERNET IN THE ANGLE YOU WANT TO SKETCH ( HEAD ON , SIDE VIEW, BACK VIEW , 3 / 4 PROFILE , ECT , ECT ) . THEN PRINT IT OUT , AS LARGE AS YOU CAN . LAY IT OUT FLAT ON YOUR TABLE , THEN LAY CLEAR GRAFF , SAY 1 / 4″ X 1 / 4″ SQUARE OVER IT AND TRACE THE TRACTOR IN AS MUCH DETAIL AS YOU WANT . NOW DETERMINE HOW LARGE YOU WANT THE SKETCH TO BE . IF YOU WANT THE SKETCH TO BE 1-1 / 2 TIMES LARGER THAN YOUR TRACE OUT THEN VERY LIGHTLY ( LATER YOU WILL ERASE ) PUT A GRID ON WHATEVER YOU ARE USING 3 / 8″ X 3 / 8″ USING THE 1 / 4″ TRACEING NOW DRAW IT OUT ON YOUR 3 / 8″ GRID AT EXACTLY 1 SQUARE TO 1 SQUARE , THAT WILL STREACH IT OUT TO 1&1/2 TIMES. NOW IF YOU WANT IT TWICE AS LARGE MAKE YOUR GRID 1/ 2″ X 1 / 2″OR IF YOU WANT TO GO 2 & 1 /2 TIMES LARGER MAKE YOUR GRID 5 / 8″ X 5 / 8″ THREE TIMES = 3 / 4″ X 3 / 4″ GRID FOUR TIMES = 1″ X 1″ GRID . JUST REMEMBER ALWAYS GO 1 SQUARE TO 1 SQUARE , IF A CERTAIN LINE ON YOUR TRACING IS 4 SQUARES THEN YOU DRAW 4 SQUARES ON YOUR GRID IT WILL ENLARGE YOUR SKETCH IN PERPORTION AS YOU DRAW IT . NOW IF YOU DON’T HAVE ANY CLEAR GRAFF SHEETS , YOU CAN MAKE ONE WITH A CRYSLAL CLEAR FOOD WRAP AND A 12″ RULER AND A VERY FINE FELT TIP PEN . I HOPE THIS IS CLEAR ENOUGH FOR YOU TO UNDERSTAND, SOMETIMES I DON’T EXPLAIN THINGS AS WELL AS I SHOULD . IF YOU NEED MORE ON THIS MAKE ME A CONTACT AND WHEN YOU DO THE NEXT QUESTION A COPY WILL BE EMAILED TO ME
How about visiting a John Deere dealership? A lot of times they’ll have an old style tractor as a display. Or check your local paper, you may have missed most county fairs, but there are still plenty of little festivals, which often include historic tractors.
Can’t beat the physical object.
Using a reference photo and a grid system is the way I’d go. There is nothing wrong with this. It is not cheating anymore than a musician using sheet music to play a song he/she has never heard before. Matching up the angles and the lighting is most important.
Find a photo of one on the internet and print it out. Take it to a print shop, and they can make any size print you want. Then, using tracing paper, trace it and transfer it to the paper you are going to paint on. Since you are giving it as a gift to a friend, and are not selling it, I see no problem with copyright.