AgriLand: Seamus Duggan from Co. Laois explains his approach to baling and wrapping
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Seamus Duggan from Durrow, Co. Laois, explains why he opted for a separate baler and 'in-line' wrapper (rather than a 'combi' machine).
Love that setup
I bought this exact same setup last year works well on the flats bit slower on the hills but still a good quick way of doing it
Proud of your presentation Seamus well presented and looks like a fabelous set up I have used a lot of automation here In Australia advancing all the time , maintenance and up grades are the key to success with tat type of gear Good luck with your Baling From Mick Phelan [ Spider ] In Oz
Hi Mick things have come a long way from the days of the old 8045 crystal from Eamonn Leonard in Perth
Fusion is great for contracting but on a farm I’d rather have a wrapper handy. Just in case there’s a bale or two to wrap for whatever reason
a hell of a long machine, fusion is more compact and with correct tyres you will manage wet years too
The length is honestly not a problem. I run a similar outfit.
Amazing machine 👍 👍 👍
How would you reverse on the road if you met a car
The car would reverse
It’s not an issue as you back the baler as you would normally but steer the wrapper using its movable drawbar
Used film on film this year the silage is unreal totally different to ones with net
How is it working out pricewise? Much dearer per bale compared to net?
he bought a fusion split in half
1euro more but on dry silage the difference is plain to see now no mould at all on bales ones I did with net small bits on them
Patrick Oconnell any trouble for the baler takeing in the plastic or any problems atal with the plastic
Noel Fitzpatrick the Supervet is from your County!
Anyone know a real good brand of wrap?
Zeus epicrop
@@scottmorrison7258 thanks Scott, used rhino wrap last year, v bad stuff
Agristrech
Silowrap
Silowrap
Get a fusion 2 or 3
Good job especially when you cant afford a fusion!
JEZUSS
That's some rig