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Would've liked to see 6-71 option in the big Oliver's instead of just the cat

Chris did you see the Squatch253 video with the tiny Oliver crawler and blade?

Super 88 that's a lot of tractor for a small square baler

Enjoyed this bro, the smell of hay bailing is something most city folks never get to enjoy in a lifetime. Great video too. Safe travels. Ken.

Buenas noches, con respeto que usted se merece; quisiera que me dijera, que número de balero y reten lleva este tractor, porque tengo un 1800 y tira aceite por la toma de fuerza (pto) y no encuentro la refacción. Dónde podré encontrar este par de refacciones. Por su respuesta muchas gracias.

Persistence or stubbornness paid off. It’s funny how things pop in your head all the sudden and you wonder why didn’t I think of that an hour ago? Never been around a thrower. How does the belts not just chew the twines right off? The bale must be clear of the chamber. Doesn’t look like enough room for that.

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It seemed to me, and I definitely could be wrong but the second plow seemed to be making a narrower swath then the front, might that be the bottom width? Or type of plow in tandom? I find it interesting that the models dont have to be the same, also interesting that the pivot point doesn’t sway the trailing oddly.

Isn't it something how just one little thing wrong or out of adjustment and it makes all the difference. I have no experience with an Oliver 720 baler, but I baled thousands and thousands of bales with a model 50, which we had up until I was 21 and got the Massey Ferguson 124 that I still have today.

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Nice video. I have a 720 but never used it. If I ever get it out of the bushes I will know a little. I sure don't miss baler problems.

Always loved putting up hay we didn't have a bale thrower we had to handle each bale we cut and baled around 125 to200 acres big deal in the south during the 80s an early 90s on our farm kinda miss those days lol 90 degrees and hay sticking to the back of your neck 😅

Here's this guy driving, baling, fixing and filming while he's flying a drone. I'm over here and can't talk on a telephone and scribble notes on paper at the same time. 😲

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going to need a BIGGER SWEAR JAR 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

JEEPERS CHRIS IT LOOKS LIKE YOUR SWEAR JAR IS PERT NEAR FULL NOW !

Holy crap, those windrows look like you raked them for a roto-baler! Oliver is the feature at our local show this coming weekend, be interesting to see what shows up! Last time we featured Oliver it was a fantastic show!

Would be neat to see your Fleetline 88 on the baler. Too bad gas is so expensive 😂

That tractor is just a sweet heart! Sounds as nice as it looks!

what was running in that field at 27:00 minutes ????

G'day Chris awesome video mate

Adjustment required after only 50+ years! Ridiculous! LOL

Nothing sounds like an Oliver 6 bailing hay! Love it!

YOUz farmers got a lot of wagons. Nice video.

Nice cutting of hay.

Your one of 2 Oliver RUclipsrs to be having Oliver baler issues. Oliver66farmboy is having trouble with his 60T baler

Wait a minute. I thought the 880 would get some Baylor time

Cant beat a v rake for speed, but honestly I think an old rolabar does the best job, but with that said I also run a V rake!

Glad you got it sorted out. Your patience and persistence paid off. I’d have filled the swear jar and thrown in the towel long before. 😂

I really enjoy watching that whole assembly do its thing. Mesmerizing.

I used to have an old JD 14T, was a solid baler, just the floor rotted out and the cost to replace, just wasn't worth it. Ended up selling it. Do you clean out your bale chamber every year or no? Great video as always, cheers :)

Now don't forget to re-pin that gear or you'll be refilling the cuss jar next season.

When your bored this winter and its zero out, maybe you can make a video that explains the line of Oliver balers over the years. I find them fascinating with the feed on the later ones but never seen one work in person, and only seen a 520 that was half missing at a sale once, there just was not any around me. Mostly all NH, later on some Deere's, not much else.............unless you were a contrarian like my grandfather and bought a Massey.

Yah a slower RPM is probably warranted being that baler is over 50 years old.

Sounds beautiful. Good job. I'm watching you instead of getting my case 200 ready for 2nd crop. Lol. Giver hell man. Love the videos.

I drove my uncle's Oliver super 88 when I was a teenager to work on his farm for the summers.

I'm betting your brake on the knotters is out of adjustment. I ran into a similar problem with my 336 John Deere. As the kicker ejected the bale it would cause the knotter to cycle again, tieing one flake of hay. It was also allowing the needles to creep ahead just enough for the stop to make contact with the plunger crankshaft. It took a few sheer bolts to figure out what was happening.🤣 At one point I was probably covering 80 acres with that 336 and use 327s and 348 balers with great success. One thing your baler and my 336 suffer from is theheadistonarrowitis. It's a lot harder to bale straw behind a 9500 ect than it was to bale behind our old 6600.

There's a winter project rebuild the baler

My dad had a Case 200 square baler that would intermittently not tie on one side. I don't know how many hours he spent watching the knotters while I turned the flywheel trying to find the problem. Finally ran out of twine.....put in new twine and the baler never missed another knot!

“ when it starts getting sloppy, adjust your rod”- James Oliver, probably

Dad was a New Holland baler mechanic back in the 60's. When he passed in 2012 we were going through his old Snap On tool chest that he had on his work truck. He still had some knives, hooks, shear bolts and rollers for the needles in one drawer.

Great video. You may have mentioned this before but did Oliver make that baler themselves or license the design from another manufacturer given a New Holland part fit on it? Also looks like there may be more money in swearing than hay making. 😂😂😂

Them dog locks can be very deceiving on adjustment. I've fought them adjustment for hours before getting them 💯 right

Maybe it would help if you switch from the jar and try animal noises like Ross. We use a 14T baler and Dad used to have trouble once like that and if memory serves it was all because the needles were slightly bent.

Them square balers can be really temperamental.

Great looking tractor and baler. Good job figuring baler out.

I got a few acres of hay to bale tomorrow with the New Holland Super 69 baler the was my grandpa's. I gotta decide if I'm gonna use the s Super 88, 66 or show the true power of an Oliver and use the 60. Looks like you got the baler figured out

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Danged kids today. They cannot do something as concentration required as baling without playing on their video games. Balers when they are running perfectly are a thing of mechanical beauty. But let one thing get out of adjustment even a tiny bit and they will drive you nuts. At least you found the problem without having to call your friendly Oliver baler repairman. We would have killed back in the day to have video cameras where one could observe various parts of equipment in slow motion. Fast walking beside the baler while breathing in the dust from the plunger-pounding hay or straw in hopes of spotting what was out of time just was not fun. I was waiting for you to bale a skunk, raccoon, opossum, or a big snake. A skunk was the worst critter to bale. Abby's college tuition jar would have to be a kiddie pool. Even Rossquach would pass on them if you told him he could have a few free bales. Great video

Interested square baler 45 was junk