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The desert calls - on a trip to Fish Lake Valley!

Moin moin,

had earlier this week I think first trip with a tractor and a large square baler in the desert. My goal: Dyer, Fish Lake Valley. We started Monday morning at 3 clock - even a quick demo on the Smith Valley near Wellington, and then against 10 clock stop was Yerington. There we have the diesel tank once fully done right before then was a 200 miles more or less populated route to go. At first it went along the Walker River to Walker Lake, a lake without outflow in the desert that has become in the last 10,000 years, ever smaller, and currently looking for a new dam construction project in Indian reservoirs is shrinking even faster than ever before.

On the south shore of Walker Lake is followed by the huge military base in order to Hawthorne, was in the in the second world war munitions produced and stored.

The site is just fabulous - as far as the eye are all buildings and underground deposits in the desert sand. After a brief stop for lunch time in Hawthorne then began the real desert. The sign along the way has an even more informed immediately that this is "no service the next 78 miles" out there, and was thus able to begin the adventure.

the roadside lined with some abandoned or partially inhabited, but no longer active mines.

also dried-up lakes, which are to identify only with no vegetation on the basis of the salt crusts are always seen to the right and left of the road. Since the JCB when climbing mountains is quite warm once again, I do not, however, are reluctant to completely air-conditioning and ventilation, I prefer to stop every now and again, and to treat him a little breather. So I

have the opportunity to take some photos.

within several other smaller uphill and downhill sections, I then after about 200 miles driven, the Fish Lake Valley. Oh yes, it looks at the north end, overlooking the Valley.

How you look, you see nothing!

The first impression that not much going on there is absolutely confirmed, then on the next few miles. After all, I see some pivots right and left of the road that can show up best on a cut of Google Maps ...

... And finally I also reach Dyer, the center of life in the Valley.

addition to the "Esmeralda Market, there is also a RV parking lot, and some other buildings and a restaurant. That's it. No hotel, and no other shops in the 200-mile radius. After all, it already has a transmission tower of AT & T, the American mobile phone network operator managed here. Thus, one can at least call. We are lucky to have an accommodation at one of our customers, us a small house on his ranch is available. He also invites us to dinner in the evening that his wife has cooked especially for us.

At 21:30 we then stop the clock 18.5 hours day, as it the very next morning goes by 3 clock. After being pressed, preferably at night in these regions. And we are not a day too soon - at the southern end of the valley are two pivots to press - the rest of the harvest has already been run, and in a few days ago after only 21 days of growth, the first pivot at the northern end of the Valley again mowed. The customer, in which we managed to spend the night with his six Freeman Balern 48 pivots.

The next morning we start on time, and with the first light is already a large part Pivots of the compressed. The Krone Big Pack is also evident here in the desert once again at their best. We are faster than the Freeman, and the customer is very impressed. Although he would have only 1300 lbs bales, so that the weight advantage is not its best advantage, but we are therefore able to drive the press at only 25-30% compression force. In the rather large swaths of the customer drives the press three times tight, but is also impressed with how the VFS system cleans itself again. A little less speed, a few cycles of the cam clutch in and it goes on.

here Notice the differences in speed - the left Freeman press, we get a play, although we are still significantly above back. After the demo, it then goes to a neighbor, then look at the other interested parties from the valley. After we press or on the other pivot, and then there are heavy bales required. I do some serious 8 ft lbs 1880 bales, and explain to this area eight other interested parties (some drivers, some other potential customers) the press. Finally, I should have one of my balls pressing on again because the customer is very interested in how the press is reflected here. As a bit of a challenge I may not use the scale to spread out of the bale. It costs a little trouble to come with the tractor on the 1800 lb bales, but the press makes a very good job. Slowly, she eats the entire bale without resetting completely to himself, leaving behind almost nothing on the field. Again, this idea has convinced. Around noon, we have thus six different customers our product in different conditions (small swath, large swaths, light ball, heavy ball) show.

We head back towards Fallon, NV - north about 200 miles - and arrive there to clock 18:30. After We have driven several hotels, we finally found one that still has room free, and after dinner I end this day and clock back to 21 after 18 hours. And three guesses when it goes the next day on.

Right, by 3 clock!

In Fallon, we again have several customers who want to see the press. rises

As the sun-on-5 clock, the first field is history and we move to the next. At 6 clock then get the other customers, and I tell everyone the press again, the tractor, but here no one dares so really behind the wheel. But

are all after the screening all the more interested, as Dan Smith and I explain all the features.

confirmed the driver of the ball collecting truck to me that he has rarely seen before so beautiful uniformly long and solid ball - but we could also squeeze again lbs only between 1300 and 1400.

Following the demo, we went back to Reno. Morning We will then perform in Susanville, CA before then end of next week continuing to the Oregon!

so far!

Greetings Niklas

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Nevada - and the first time on pivots!

Moin moin,

only a few words and mainly pictures of my first experiences pivots. It's kind of cool if you all the time in the circle drive. But I think the pictures speak for themselves!

Actually, I do not want write much at this point - I think the pictures speak for themselves. Perhaps only this: The demo was very successful, the customer is very impressed by our press, the ball shape, weight, speed - it fits everything. Added to this was that one of its two teams recently shipwreck in two respects had suffered, and he had to wait on the parts for both the press and on tire service.

very encouraging for us is that Dan Smith, our dealers and owners of the Smith Valley Garage in Wellington could begin immediately after the demonstration to do / should the existing equipment at in order to evaluate you as soon as possible make an offer for two BiG Pack presses.

's see what comes around.

So much for the moment!

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The first week of Nevada - a great success!

Moin moin,

the first week in Nevada is now around - and she has been very successful. In addition to good and successful demonstrations, our dealer Dan Smith of the Smith Valley Garage and a place in the Carson Valley Days parade organized. But first things first. Last weekend - more specifically Saturday - was indeed the great crossing of the Sierras, and the Sunday and Monday morning I spent in Reno. Monday morning waiting for a walk to the office for me and work as the authorities here are a bit slower than other companies, but until then lasted the whole morning and early afternoon. After that I'll be right toward Smith Valley broken to go from there with the JCB and the press after the Yerington Mason Valley continues. The road goes through, inter alia, a spectacular canyon, close to the Walker River.

same evening we had a demonstration there. The customer has indeed been two crown molding, only these are somewhat old, and he was interested in the 2010 machine. Because the conditions here in the Nevada desert to 4900 ft above sea level (1,500 meters) similar to those in the Imperial Valley, we could not begin, however, 23 clock. The demo went up about 3 clock in the morning, then stopped before us the emerging moisture. As the tractor the field was, we have the next morning at 9 clock still pressed quickly the last swath and left a satisfied customer back. The direct comparison of the 2009 XC machine and machine-2010s led to relatively less header identical weights. On average, the 2010 machine was about 20-30 lbs more weight, but this is easily justified by the intended means for extremely dry conditions "Floor Kit. Without use of the cutting plant, the weight differences of nearly 300 were lbs.

In any case, the customer is with his two crown molding very happy after he had tried out before New Holland balers, and with these not satisfied. He wants to supplement its fleet BiG Pack probably next year for another press.

After we finished there were about 10 clock, am I the first time back to our dealers and to run the routine maintenance and service activities.

On Wednesday morning we had the next demonstration. The customer had previously Freeman presses, and was also on the performance of the Crown and press from the very simple operation, very impressed. The conditions were anything but dry (about 3-6% moisture), but despite this very dry alfalfa hay, we were able to bale (2.4 meters) with up to make lb 1800th Also, the Harvest Tec system for determining the humidity was very impressed by him.

I then spent the afternoon with the 100 hours inspection of the JCB. Additional engine oil and engine oil filter also wanted gearbox oil filters, hydraulic oil filter, air filter and oil on the axles and the wheel hub to be replaced. Moreover, extensive Lubrication and inspection work on the scope of 100 hours of inspection. Since we had only started in the afternoon, the inspection has taken up early in the evening. After that I did not press for the next demo ready, and provided with new labels for the parade. was

to 21 clock also everything is done, so I had a short dinner then a few hours sleep before me - for only 5 hours later, my alarm clock to 2 rang again. 2:30 clock I met up with Dan Smith at the shop to the customer on time at 3 clock on his field. The customer - the owner of a Hesston Press - waiting for us, so that could begin immediately. Beautiful clouds and even better bales were the result of the first field. The second field, however, was then very small swaths, and the hay had a consistency, as I had not previously experienced. It did not spread at all in the press - usually large, even small swaths wonderful on the Pickup from, so that the machine is fed over the entire width of the VFS well. These were narrow swaths, and we had some problems, beautiful bale out to get. However, saw the ball of the Hesston not better, although the rake system of Hesston press is actually known that it has a very good wide distribution. In addition, we had problems with a node that suddenly no longer wanted to strip the node. The problem we have but can resolve very quickly. Slightly disappointed, we went to the next field, which again had very little swath. Where the hay was already getting better, and I could do it right speed. With up to 12 mph we left the Hesston Press powerful behind us, and the hay has been on the pickup redistributed pretty wide, so that the bales had another known perfect shape. In addition, the ball weights were back exactly at only 59% compression force lbs for the required 1600, and the customer was mightily impressed. We also used by Rusty Fowler, the 'President and Chief Executive Officer' of Crown North America, along with Brent Raines and George Kilbride. Since the customer has in the field again moved his own press, I had the opportunity to explain, Rusty George and the press, and both were able to squeeze some swaths.

Finally, there was a picture of Rusty (right) and me (left) before the BiG Pack with the new label (which incidentally I like very much) and then I had the afternoon for me again (and machine) . Because yes, the big parade on Saturday in Carson Valley was scheduled, and since it was last week already, I then decided after dry cleaning with the Stihl leaf blower for a high pressure cleaner laundry. On the tractor, some traces of the oil changes were seen, so I brought the whole team to a shine before I drove from Yerington, Mason Valley, back to Wellington, Smith Valley. For the Smith Valley was the demonstration for the next morning set at 5 clock.

to 18 clock I was after a 16 hour day finally back at the hotel.

Friday morning then again an unpleasant surprise. On the picture you can see it already!

In an area that has an average of 75 mm of rain a year, and in fact it never rains in the summer, it was dripping slightly to himself. Fortunately, only in the western valleys, when the clouds hung in front of the mountains, and thus do not have our demo area. But unfortunately, the Smith Valley garage in the west of the Smith Valley, and so were the tractor and the press pretty wet. And a wet Machine and the dust when squeezed make themselves beautiful - just not when everything was sparkling clean, and the next day like a parade.

The demo was definitely perfect again. Small swath, high speed (10-12 mph - and thus twice as fast as the two Hesston by the customer) and ball with the desired 1500 to 1600 lbs at just 50% compression force.

The customer, who had directly provided me with the nickname "Speedy Gonzales" was, incidentally, after a few minutes at the same speed, and has it, I think, very much. Unfortunately, after only 59 balls and one hour on the hour meter box pressed done.

The plane was of course again serious wear, and so waited again once the pressure washer for me. But since no demo until the parade was more on the plan, it is worth Auwand and the machine then looked again in the afternoon like this.

Then in the evening we went back to the Carson Valley to Minden, where I met Brent Raines. In addition, the other equipment from the Smith Valley Garage was also carried out there - but by truck.

Since Dan Smith Case is a Distributor, was natural for me, a case on the truck.

The next morning, we then have everything ready, the press again be related to some wax to a shine, and then it went off at 9 clock.

addition to newcomers like me, there were also true professionals, such as the 9-year-old son of a customer who has his third Parade ride takes you. At home he has a similar way Kubota tractor with front loader on which he has already more than 1000 hours of operation. The only problem with him was that his weight is not yet sufficient to trigger the safety switch under the seat - but for something like this there are other possibilities.

The parade then it was to see what can drive or walk. From local clubs to sports clubs, to bizarre companions. The best place for all to had seen no doubt Brent Raines.

And then it will come from a few photos to show representative, as it has on the 2.1 miles (3.4 km) long route actually looked everywhere.

it for today. Sunday is once again a free day for me - that blog, reports, and containing what the week will be like this - and tomorrow it goes farther. By the end of June I'll move along with Dan Smith through most of Nevada. Let's see what I everything will live to bizarre. Say goodbye for now I would like a photo of something flashy-dressed over the parade.

So, until then all the best!

Greetings Niklas