Karen don't put yourself down, I was a tractor driver for 50 years as an agricultural contractor, your hitching onto the trailor was ok and reversing out of the shed I could not see any problems with that at all, trust me I have seen a hell of a lot worse, you did ok be proud of yourself 👍. 🏴🇬🇧
Great help to your father trailer licence very handy for mart car cattle trailer save hiring truck to factory or mart fetch my course driving course free
Grand job all round I would say,maybe a strong steel bar size of the pins though the arms to lift the trailer would be safer just set the block back slightly out of the way,also why remove the whole drawbar frame just remove the drawbar,maybe that’s seized up also on the pin at the front,little by little your making a dam fine job of things Credit to you.
There was absolutely nothing wrong with the way you raised that trailer! If you raised it 8 feet in the air and then went and stood underneath it then I too would say that it was dangerous but for what you did I thought it was brilliant and saved you a lot of work from getting out a jack and so on. The only people who would criticize you on that would be unionized factory workers who have never lifted a finger without supervision lol... Plus... The way you pulled the trailer out and backed it out; nobody could have done it any better! Trust me I have done that many many times!!! Great video as always, cheers from Canada
Great video Karen love the rope trick it's true when they say necessity is the mother of invention. Don't be hard on your reversing it is a lot better than you think. I spend a lot of my time fixing bad driving from so called experts you didn't hit anything and got the trailer where you wanted it keep up the good work .👍
Karen. People came up to you at the ploughing match because they love you. Your such a lovely girl, both in looks and your bubbly personality. That's why we all love you, so don't be surprised that everyone wants to say hello. You are getting quite famous now through your very entertaining videos. Thank you Karen. We all look forward to your next video always. You do a wonderful job keeping the farm up and running. Your mom and dad must be so proud of you. You did ok with the trailer and can only get better each time. Keep up the good work and carry on filming. Your fan club is increasing all the time 😁 Thank you ❤
Don't be hard on yourself about the trailer. You did great, you hot it out first try and didn't hit anything. Counts as a success in my book. I've been haying for over 30 years and still struggle backing up a hay wagon. They are set up like a car, with two axles, but the front one steers. Keep up the good work, it is a joy to watch you.
You did great backing up that trailer. My husband bought me my first trailer 2 Christmases ago. I refused to pull it for weeks. Practice has been the only thing making it better. I was terrified to pull trailers because my daddy had me parking boat trailers when I was a teenager. I tended to hook the trailers on stuff. Needless to say my endeavors as an adult have been much more successful. I won't pull anything over 16' though. Thank you for another great video.
Karen, it was nice that you met so many nice people at "Women in Agriculture" and you remember them. It is nice to make connections with ladies that do farming and give you encouragement. It was nice you met farmer Pete and farmer Phil. They made you smile when you talked about them. You have great driving skills especially when backing up to the trailer. Using the wood blocks and the twine then raising the arms was a neat trick so you could raise the trailer off the wood blocks. You like to have the barn looking clean and tidy which makes you feel good. Blessings to you and your father.
Finally I found your real channel and subscribed! I kept seeing stolen TikToks posted as reels on Facebook and wasn't sure on your channel name here. Keep up the hard work!
"Little Red is queen of no castle around here." What a wonderful turn of phrase. I have to start writing these down. . . Made my day. And you won the trailer contest, too.
Karen thank you for a another great video I love watching you doing amazing work working two jobs is hard no time to rest you’re so happy no matter what you’re doing you have beautiful cattle thank you again God bless you and your family!!❤❤
I have seen quite a few videos you have posted. I was born and raised on a farm, maybe the size of yours. My heart is in agriculture. Your videos appeal to me a lot. It is not about you, your person and appearance, but about running a business, with the associated land and machinery. I have "played" farmer alongside a full-time job as an engineer with Galaway, Gotland fur sheep, Border Collie and Australian Kelpie and some poultry. Over the years I have acquired various aids, but do not need them anymore. I would like to donate them to you. I live in Denmark and do not know the shipping costs, maybe we can find a joint sharing of the shipping costs. I have a Kvernland pallet fork, 3 point lift, which can lift up to 1200 mm, as far as I remember, a hydraulic top bar, an A frame male/female and a two-way hydraulic switch. I will send that to you if you are interested, if we can work out something about the shipping cost. In one of the videos you say there is a little space between the 135 and the spreader when it is tightened. Tip, storage on a Europallet with 4 wheels, 360 ° rotatable in a lift arm raised horizontally will provide space and make handling easier and simpler to connect. If you want to protect yourself, a shipping company can probably secure the shipment anonymously. Huge respect for your commitment and dedication alongside your full-time job. I Can take pictures and find out the Wright and send to You Respect.
Great video. Did you .et funky farmer aswell. I' do look a lot videos on you famer phil p . I didn't go ploughing this year our last 4 times. Too bissey and a man ran into me on 30 August with van wrote off my jeep. I' was 1 hour drive from it in mid tipperary.
I think Funky Farmer recommended you. He saw you at the plough chapionship show ,I think . And Farmer phil . Oh my take one day at a time . I like watching and learning from you all .
Beautiful fencing, all the cattle looking Beautiful, beautiful backing with the trailer always looking Beautiful Karen, your Dad looks great love your efforts hope you enjoy the plowing and keep warm ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
There seems to be a lot of rain coming. I'd put those big heavy cattle into the shed if the forecast is very bad to save your fields. Either that or feed them silage in one field that you don't mind destroying and reseed in the spring. The rest of the grass will grow while it's raining and that might make up for the extra silage you are out. Straw might be a good idea for feeding them to balance out very wet grass.
Well done Karen.ur reversing is grand. All those wee tips like lifting the trailor are very useful.v glad all enjoyable at the show.....u have lovely scenery towards hills and lake away in the distance.well done!
Great video Karen. If you have a nine hole drawbar you can lift the trailer up slightly with that and it will also keep the tractor arms from slapping about and catching the trailer. Great job in the reversing.💪💪135.
Awesome video again Karen thanks. You are like a machine banging post's in one minute then driving tractors the next awesome work ethic. Don't worry about the rope trick if it works for you great, bit of great farmer initiative 👍. Reversing a trailer takes a lot of practice so don't beat yourself up at least you are willing to do it. Thanks again take care and stay safe 👍 😊
Nothing wrong with that bit of driving Karen, steady and safe, when your backing up a trailer the tractor will be all over the place. Out the door in one go, what more would anyone want
Top woman Karen .. young kids should be made watch your videos and see how a bit of hard work can help you with life’s ups and downs .. enjoy ur holidays
Hi Karen, is B for bale?. And the answer to your question is yes . The hay is free , there is just a shipping charge. Farmers always help other farmers.😊 love the videos, take care 🇨🇦👍🚜
Hi Karen, another entertaining video , those animals of yours are an extended family. They can be stubborn, mischievous and so funny at their antics. You are a role model for women drivers 🤣I have just watched Farmer P's latest video and it was filmed at the The Ploughing Show and at the end of his video he shows photo's of the people he met at the show. He saved the best photo 'till last, it was you. One for the album.😑💙👍
Hi Karen, look how far you have come in a couple of years. You put the tractor near the trailer first go and your backing up of the trailer was as good as anybody. Its great the people at the plowing where happy to meet up and chat and don't be surprised by the attention, you are seen as a young women farmer, who is having a real go at it. Pity the weather isnt a bit kinder to you. Well done. Chris from Australia 🇦🇺.
Hi Karen. Another great video, everything so well explained, about reversing the trailer. Karen a two axle trailer is a lot easier to reverse than a single axle trailer.
Hi Karen, This might be a help to you if you want to complete a fodder budget plan for the winter. Assuming that your bales were made in dry conditions, if you multiple the number of bales by 900kgs that will give you the total amount of silage you have in kgs. Each suckler cow will eat 1400kgs of silage each month. A 0-1 animal will eat 700kgs each month. A 1-2 and a 2+ year old animal will eat 1300kgs of silage each month. You said that you have 120 bales. This will give you a total of 108,000 kgs of silage for the winter. If you are planning for a 5 month winter, for example, this means that you will have 21,600kgs available for each month. If you work out the number of each animals that will be on the farm for the winter and use the above figures for each group, you will be able to work out your monthly silage requirements for the number of animals. This will allow you to plan ahead with regards to buying extra fodder if you don't think that you will have enough. My apologies for the long text 😅
Excellent work on moving the trailer, I think you under estimate your abilities around the farm, like anything, the more you do it the easier it becomes. Some great advice I heard recently when backing a trailer, is to put 1 hand on the steering wheel at the bottom, as your guiding hand, then if you want the trailer to go left as you back up, move that hand slowly to the left.
Your trailer looks good. I need one like that for my 135. you did well to back that out there in 1 go. After your busy 2 weeks on the farm you will need a rest when you get back to work
you did ok getting the tractor and trailer out of the shed does not matter if it was not straight as long as you dont hit anything keep up the good work
Hi Karen another enjoyable vid as always, and don't worry about how the trailer reversing goes and it doesn't need to look amazing or spectacular so long as you get the trailer out of the shed without hitting anything that's all that matters, and glad you enjoyed your time at the ploughing match I'm hoping to go to my local one this weekend.
@@karenmoynihanfarm it’s a flat bar about 3 inches wide and half inch thick and 2 pieces of round solid bar at either end that go into the arms. They are 9 holes machined from one end to the other. It was sometimes used for pulling a horse plough behind a tractor.
driving is fine no worries just an idea if you dont use the trailer much why not put the wrap into it as you remove it from the bales and it will save you some work
Ya I used to do that but found it was just harbouring my furry friends so said I'd keep it outside. I'm going to try move the trailer elsewhere this year to make room in the shed but don't know if I can
Hi Karen yes that's the way people managed before pick up hitches , I have a home made bar goes into the lift arms , and I also have the old type prop stand/ threaded screw jack on the trailer, so I don't need to lift the trailor with the arms unless the trailer was loaded, you can still pick up them old jacks at Auctions , don't buy the new ones there rubbish.
The topping of the field…what a difference. Now let’s see what the grass growth looks like in a couple of weeks. The rope trick is a smart idea. How is it dangerous??? The tongue is clipped in, it’s only going to drop an inch. I think that there’s people out there who don’t feel right if they’re not criticizing someone for something they themselves have never done in the first place. I saw you in Farmer Phil’s clip, but sadly Farmer_P’s footage was corrupted.
I wouldn't cut myself at being rusty about reversing a trailer Karen, if you're doing it everyday it comes naturally but if you only do it a few times a year its hard to become expert at it. Also the 135 is not the easiest to steer at low speed without power steering as well I know. You're getting it done safely and that's the main thing.
Why do you have all these hedges insted of willows, we used willows here in Belgium for the wood and they are the best trees for water evacuation, big drinkers?
What I always say to anyone who has just started doing trailor or driving or riding a motorcycle is We all have to start at the baginning no matter how good some one is.
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Karen don't put yourself down, I was a tractor driver for 50 years as an agricultural contractor, your hitching onto the trailor was ok and reversing out of the shed I could not see any problems with that at all, trust me I have seen a hell of a lot worse, you did ok be proud of yourself 👍. 🏴🇬🇧
Thanks very much
Great help to your father trailer licence very handy for mart car cattle trailer save hiring truck to factory or mart fetch my course driving course free
Grand job all round I would say,maybe a strong steel bar size of the pins though the arms to lift the trailer would be safer just set the block back slightly out of the way,also why remove the whole drawbar frame just remove the drawbar,maybe that’s seized up also on the pin at the front,little by little your making a dam fine job of things Credit to you.
I think you reversed the trailer out so well
Well done indeed 👏 👍 🎉
Not your fault you really care about your animals nice to see so sorry about your heifer love your Channel
Your handy enough… the yard is good and tidy keep up the great work..
Thanks!
Good bit reversing there Karen. 👍 greetings from me in Germany 🇩🇪
There was absolutely nothing wrong with the way you raised that trailer! If you raised it 8 feet in the air and then went and stood underneath it then I too would say that it was dangerous but for what you did I thought it was brilliant and saved you a lot of work from getting out a jack and so on. The only people who would criticize you on that would be unionized factory workers who have never lifted a finger without supervision lol... Plus... The way you pulled the trailer out and backed it out; nobody could have done it any better! Trust me I have done that many many times!!! Great video as always, cheers from Canada
Thank you so much!
A front trailer hitch is a very useful thing for putting away and pulling out.
Karen you come across such a lovely genuine hard working person, so good luck and rewards will come to you, no doubt.
Thank you 😊
Thank you dear Karen .😊
I saw your meeting with Farmer Phil on his Channel.
Cool, Massey people together 👍
Great video Karen love the rope trick it's true when they say necessity is the mother of invention. Don't be hard on your reversing it is a lot better than you think. I spend a lot of my time fixing bad driving from so called experts you didn't hit anything and got the trailer where you wanted it keep up the good work .👍
A word rarely heard here in the USA but describes you and your vids "Delightful".
Thank you so much! 😊
Karen. People came up to you at the ploughing match because they love you. Your such a lovely girl, both in looks and your bubbly personality. That's why we all love you, so don't be surprised that everyone wants to say hello. You are getting quite famous now through your very entertaining videos. Thank you Karen. We all look forward to your next video always. You do a wonderful job keeping the farm up and running. Your mom and dad must be so proud of you. You did ok with the trailer and can only get better each time. Keep up the good work and carry on filming. Your fan club is increasing all the time 😁 Thank you ❤
Thank you so much!
Good job Karen,your smashing it in every way, your Dad will be proud, such a lovely woman in ever way
Well done, just keep practising! I've an artic licence, and i'm useless at reversing 😂
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Don't be hard on yourself about the trailer. You did great, you hot it out first try and didn't hit anything. Counts as a success in my book. I've been haying for over 30 years and still struggle backing up a hay wagon. They are set up like a car, with two axles, but the front one steers. Keep up the good work, it is a joy to watch you.
Thank you 😊
Nice driving Karen
You did great backing up that trailer. My husband bought me my first trailer 2 Christmases ago. I refused to pull it for weeks. Practice has been the only thing making it better. I was terrified to pull trailers because my daddy had me parking boat trailers when I was a teenager. I tended to hook the trailers on stuff. Needless to say my endeavors as an adult have been much more successful. I won't pull anything over 16' though. Thank you for another great video.
I think that's enough in fairness to you 👏
You got the trailer out without hitting anything so you did good and with practice you'll get better. So we'll done 👍
Karen, it was nice that you met so many nice people at "Women in Agriculture" and you remember them. It is nice to make connections with ladies that do farming and give you encouragement. It was nice you met farmer Pete and farmer Phil. They made you smile when you talked about them. You have great driving skills especially when backing up to the trailer. Using the wood blocks and the twine then raising the arms was a neat trick so you could raise the trailer off the wood blocks. You like to have the barn looking clean and tidy which makes you feel good. Blessings to you and your father.
Key to reversing a trailer is small gentle corrections with the steering. Don't be making big turns with the wheel unless necessary.
Finally I found your real channel and subscribed! I kept seeing stolen TikToks posted as reels on Facebook and wasn't sure on your channel name here. Keep up the hard work!
Thank you. It's so frustrating the amount of fake accounts out there and none of the platforms will take them down
"Little Red is queen of no castle around here." What a wonderful turn of phrase. I have to start writing these down. . . Made my day. And you won the trailer contest, too.
Haha thank you 😊
Karen thank you for a another great video I love watching you doing amazing work working two jobs is hard no time to rest you’re so happy no matter what you’re doing you have beautiful cattle thank you again God bless you and your family!!❤❤
Thank you so much
I have seen quite a few videos you have posted. I was born and raised on a farm, maybe the size of yours. My heart is in agriculture. Your videos appeal to me a lot. It is not about you, your person and appearance, but about running a business, with the associated land and machinery. I have "played" farmer alongside a full-time job as an engineer with Galaway, Gotland fur sheep, Border Collie and Australian Kelpie and some poultry. Over the years I have acquired various aids, but do not need them anymore. I would like to donate them to you. I live in Denmark and do not know the shipping costs, maybe we can find a joint sharing of the shipping costs. I have a Kvernland pallet fork, 3 point lift, which can lift up to 1200 mm, as far as I remember, a hydraulic top bar, an A frame male/female and a two-way hydraulic switch. I will send that to you if you are interested, if we can work out something about the shipping cost. In one of the videos you say there is a little space between the 135 and the spreader when it is tightened. Tip, storage on a Europallet with 4 wheels, 360 ° rotatable in a lift arm raised horizontally will provide space and make handling easier and simpler to connect. If you want to protect yourself, a shipping company can probably secure the shipment anonymously. Huge respect for your commitment and dedication alongside your full-time job. I Can take pictures and find out the Wright and send to You Respect.
That is very kind of you
Trailers can be a pain. But once you've got it, you've got it. More practice might make it prettier, but in the end, you got it out! Good job!
Great video. Did you .et funky farmer aswell. I' do look a lot videos on you famer phil p . I didn't go ploughing this year our last 4 times. Too bissey and a man ran into me on 30 August with van wrote off my jeep. I' was 1 hour drive from it in mid tipperary.
You are all doing a brilliant job and the cattle are in lovely condition
Hi Karen. Another great video. Sorry i missed you at the ploughing.
Off topic ,but just saw a nice picture of you and farmer p at the ploughing 👍
Ya I was delighted
I think Funky Farmer recommended you.
He saw you at the plough chapionship show ,I think .
And Farmer phil .
Oh my take one day at a time .
I like watching and learning from you all .
Thank you!
Beautiful fencing, all the cattle looking Beautiful, beautiful backing with the trailer always looking Beautiful Karen, your Dad looks great love your efforts hope you enjoy the plowing and keep warm ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊😊😊
There seems to be a lot of rain coming. I'd put those big heavy cattle into the shed if the forecast is very bad to save your fields. Either that or feed them silage in one field that you don't mind destroying and reseed in the spring. The rest of the grass will grow while it's raining and that might make up for the extra silage you are out. Straw might be a good idea for feeding them to balance out very wet grass.
Karen ! You are brilliant.
Hi Karen. Practice makes perfect. Keep it up
Well done Karen.ur reversing is grand. All those wee tips like lifting the trailor are very useful.v glad all enjoyable at the show.....u have lovely scenery towards hills and lake away in the distance.well done!
Great video Karen. If you have a nine hole drawbar you can lift the trailer up slightly with that and it will also keep the tractor arms from slapping about and catching the trailer. Great job in the reversing.💪💪135.
Your videos always brighten my day 😊😊😊
Thank you so much!
Awesome video again Karen thanks. You are like a machine banging post's in one minute then driving tractors the next awesome work ethic. Don't worry about the rope trick if it works for you great, bit of great farmer initiative 👍. Reversing a trailer takes a lot of practice so don't beat yourself up at least you are willing to do it. Thanks again take care and stay safe 👍 😊
Thank you
Hi Karen i have a trick i use fore the trailer . I use a steel bar that i push thru the holes in the hydrulik arms when it is under.
Nothing wrong with that bit of driving Karen, steady and safe, when your backing up a trailer the tractor will be all over the place. Out the door in one go, what more would anyone want
Great video Karen. Well done. Enjoyed watching 👍🏼
Top woman Karen .. young kids should be made watch your videos and see how a bit of hard work can help you with life’s ups and downs .. enjoy ur holidays
Boy at the end of the video the trees were really moving in the background. Great video Karen.
Yes it's been really rough weather here the past week with the exception of yesterday
Hi Karen, is B for bale?. And the answer to your question is yes . The hay is free , there is just a shipping charge. Farmers always help other farmers.😊 love the videos, take care 🇨🇦👍🚜
😂😂 No B is for Bought 🤣
Hi Karen, another entertaining video , those animals of yours are an extended family. They can be stubborn, mischievous and so funny at their antics. You are a role model for women drivers 🤣I have just watched Farmer P's latest video and it was filmed at the The Ploughing Show and at the end of his video he shows photo's of the people he met at the show. He saved the best photo 'till last, it was you. One for the album.😑💙👍
Haha I saw that. He is such a gent
You should get a small trolly Jack to put on the hitch you could move it to line it up
Karen, you always make me smile....your videos always brighten up my day!!!!!
Thank you so much!!
Great job with the trailer practice makes perfect ur doing grand
"until I bellowed at them" I think I would like to hear that.
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we rolled the plastic up a ball. no water no mess.
Well done karen you are doing a great job, weather gone to the dogs again 😅
It really has!
Another great video Karen nothing wrong with your trailer work girl often done the same with the rope keep up the good work
Super stuff as always , fair play in the trailer skills , for someone that only puts it on once a year ,
Hi Karen, look how far you have come in a couple of years. You put the tractor near the trailer first go and your backing up of the trailer was as good as anybody. Its great the people at the plowing where happy to meet up and chat and don't be surprised by the attention, you are seen as a young women farmer, who is having a real go at it. Pity the weather isnt a bit kinder to you. Well done. Chris from Australia 🇦🇺.
Thank you!
Hi Karen. Another great video, everything so well explained, about reversing the trailer. Karen a two axle trailer is a lot easier to reverse than a single axle trailer.
I have heard that before actually. don't think I'll be trying it though 😅
Theres nothing more impressive than a hard working farm girl! Thanks
That was great video karen keep up the good work
Fair play to u your some woman your doing a great job
Very good job
Hi Karen,
This might be a help to you if you want to complete a fodder budget plan for the winter. Assuming that your bales were made in dry conditions, if you multiple the number of bales by 900kgs that will give you the total amount of silage you have in kgs. Each suckler cow will eat 1400kgs of silage each month. A 0-1 animal will eat 700kgs each month. A 1-2 and a 2+ year old animal will eat 1300kgs of silage each month. You said that you have 120 bales. This will give you a total of 108,000 kgs of silage for the winter. If you are planning for a 5 month winter, for example, this means that you will have 21,600kgs available for each month. If you work out the number of each animals that will be on the farm for the winter and use the above figures for each group, you will be able to work out your monthly silage requirements for the number of animals. This will allow you to plan ahead with regards to buying extra fodder if you don't think that you will have enough. My apologies for the long text 😅
This hurts my head but I like it 🤣🤣
Hi Karen missed u the ploughing on Thurs would have loved to meet you and a photo with my son, good video as always
Hopefully next year 🤞
Another terrific video.❤❤❤❤
Excellent work on moving the trailer, I think you under estimate your abilities around the farm, like anything, the more you do it the easier it becomes.
Some great advice I heard recently when backing a trailer, is to put 1 hand on the steering wheel at the bottom, as your guiding hand, then if you want the trailer to go left as you back up, move that hand slowly to the left.
Thanks very much. All tips for reversing that trailer are greatly appreciated
Nice job getting trailer out!
Your trailer looks good. I need one like that for my 135. you did well to back that out there in 1 go.
After your busy 2 weeks on the farm you will need a rest when you get back to work
U ROCK Karen 🎸!!!!
Nothing wrong with your trailer work girl. Good idea toget th oilskins
you did ok getting the tractor and trailer out of the shed does not matter if it was not straight as long as you dont hit anything keep up the good work
Thank you
You do great job getting out of the shed no one could be any better sorry I don't get to see you at the ploughing hopefully I'll see you next year
You did a fine job backing out the trailer more you do it easier it will get
Thanks!
same problem here with this weather worried about putting cattle in too early fodder and slurry space your doinging ok on tractor and trailer
It's non stop. Today was supposed to be a good day but it's raining again
Hi Karen another enjoyable vid as always, and don't worry about how the trailer reversing goes and it doesn't need to look amazing or spectacular so long as you get the trailer out of the shed without hitting anything that's all that matters, and glad you enjoyed your time at the ploughing match I'm hoping to go to my local one this weekend.
Thank you and enjoy!
@@karenmoynihanfarm No problem and I'm sure I will.
Brill vid keep up good work. Very handy tip that with lifting trailer 👌
Thanks!
Great video again Karen if you have a 9 hole bar that fits into the lift arms and then use it to lift your trailer.
Yes someone mentioned that before actually. I don't know what that is though 🤣🤣
@@karenmoynihanfarm it’s a flat bar about 3 inches wide and half inch thick and 2 pieces of round solid bar at either end that go into the arms. They are 9 holes machined from one end to the other. It was sometimes used for pulling a horse plough behind a tractor.
Your grassland management is paying off when you see clover coming back into pasture.
driving is fine no worries just an idea if you dont use the trailer much why not put the wrap into it as you remove it from the bales and it will save you some work
Ya I used to do that but found it was just harbouring my furry friends so said I'd keep it outside. I'm going to try move the trailer elsewhere this year to make room in the shed but don't know if I can
Practice makes perfect
Wszystkiego dobrego.
Put a jack on your trailer save a bit of time 😊
Hi Karen yes that's the way people managed before pick up hitches , I have a home made bar goes into the lift arms , and I also have the old type prop stand/ threaded screw jack on the trailer, so I don't need to lift the trailor with the arms unless the trailer was loaded, you can still pick up them old jacks at Auctions , don't buy the new ones there rubbish.
Thanks for the tip
Im just curious what u do for your other job😊
Nothing exciting 🤣 I'm a retail area manager
Glad you enjoyed the ploughing, would have been great to meet you but I didn't go.. Why did ye take the hitch of the tractor??
I can't remember to be honest. Maybe it's because I couldn't get the topper on with it
Comment for the algorithm to help the channel 👍.
The topping of the field…what a difference. Now let’s see what the grass growth looks like in a couple of weeks.
The rope trick is a smart idea. How is it dangerous??? The tongue is clipped in, it’s only going to drop an inch. I think that there’s people out there who don’t feel right if they’re not criticizing someone for something they themselves have never done in the first place.
I saw you in Farmer Phil’s clip, but sadly Farmer_P’s footage was corrupted.
Ur star struck😮😊😊😊, told you Ur famous
I wouldn't cut myself at being rusty about reversing a trailer Karen, if you're doing it everyday it comes naturally but if you only do it a few times a year its hard to become expert at it. Also the 135 is not the easiest to steer at low speed without power steering as well I know. You're getting it done safely and that's the main thing.
Thank you
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How big is your farm and how many cattle you run
50 acres and 22 cattle
Why do you have all these hedges insted of willows, we used willows here in Belgium for the wood and they are the best trees for water evacuation, big drinkers?
Have u ur shed power washed yet
I did it in June or July. it's had a lot of use since then again though
Sound likea proper farmer now loving the ploughing xD
😂😂
What I always say to anyone who has just started doing trailor or driving or riding a motorcycle is We all have to start at the baginning no matter how good some one is.
Curious about how long your growing season is? Ours here in north central Wisconsin is only 90 days 🙄 but it looks like there you have twice that?
You are so pretty looking
Is that a weasel @ 4:47 ?
I didn't see that until you said it!! I've no idea
You could keep the trailer outside and pull a cover over her be grand
I might although I don't think that trailer every spent a winter outside in all it's years
4:47did you see it?
Why don t you spray the rushes and then top them keeps them away for 3 years