Yes i am here, thank you for this it does give me another way to think about making a mount. My first thought was maybe something onto one of the toplink holes
I cable tie the controls of mine to the arm rest but my tractors are just basic mechanical seats so not sure if there would be room for them on posh tractors like dans 😜
Hope you are getting plenty of feed for the cows. Had a nice chocolate covered cream bar this morning and appreciate your contributions to in it over there in the UK
Good video Dan 👍 wrapper has made the job so much better 👌 i remember before wrappers came along using silage bags 🙄😆 the quality of the silage out of them left a lot to be desired at times 😕
We had a remote control version of that wrapper when we traded it in it had 97000 bales on it very little trouble .the new 1 is on 42000 bales it's now parked in the back of the shed as went to baler wrapper combination real game changer .used to bale all day then wrap 1/2 the night
Great video Dan,just wondering cause it will give me something to go by,I looking a the new 5s over here in the states and just wondering what tires size you are running on the 5712 thanks have a blessed evening
Anybody can make hay in the summer,,, it doesn’t take a lot of skill. You flog around the paddock cutting, come a few days later and again flog around the paddock and rake it and do the same again baling it. But come winter when your feeding that rubbish out you wished that you had gone for a decent contractor
Yes i am here, thank you for this it does give me another way to think about making a mount. My first thought was maybe something onto one of the toplink holes
I cable tie the controls of mine to the arm rest but my tractors are just basic mechanical seats so not sure if there would be room for them on posh tractors like dans 😜
I still remember being in awe of a bale wrapper when I first saw one at the royal show in the 80's. Another interesting informative video thanks 👍
Hope you are getting plenty of feed for the cows. Had a nice chocolate covered cream bar this morning and appreciate your contributions to in it over there in the UK
Nice tutorial video and I'm glad you've got enough fodder to make bales this year.
I like the bracket idea young man. Good to see you had a good harvest. I jope you get a some good rain next.
Great video Dan. Very informative. Hopefully you get the rain you need. 👍
Great video Dan. Enjoyed watching 👍🏼
Great bit of kit 🚜🚜
Good video Dan 👍 wrapper has made the job so much better 👌 i remember before wrappers came along using silage bags 🙄😆 the quality of the silage out of them left a lot to be desired at times 😕
As you say most of the balers making silage are fixed chamber. Nice to see a wrapper at work
We had a remote control version of that wrapper when we traded it in it had 97000 bales on it very little trouble .the new 1 is on 42000 bales it's now parked in the back of the shed as went to baler wrapper combination real game changer .used to bale all day then wrap 1/2 the night
Good improvisation with your valve bracket.
Great idea with brackets good crop the more the better I say
Did you get any rain ?
We've had nothing
informative as ever!
Great video Dan,just wondering cause it will give me something to go by,I looking a the new 5s over here in the states and just wondering what tires size you are running on the 5712 thanks have a blessed evening
Had a lever one have a electric one now a lot easier to use and fit to the tractor and quicker.
Away from Silage Bales did you get your new barn finished?
Nice one Dan, commentary was very interesting. I trust you had sufficient rain last night & early this morning ?
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Ok
Why 18 wraps. I thought it was 16 or 24
это сено!зачем вы его обматываете пленкой??
Very Manual. lol.
Anybody can make hay in the summer,,, it doesn’t take a lot of skill. You flog around the paddock cutting, come a few days later and again flog around the paddock and rake it and do the same again baling it. But come winter when your feeding that rubbish out you wished that you had gone for a decent contractor
Looks like you have to be a contortionist to be a farmer. The way you're twisted around like that.