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I've seen you use those fork attachments before but this is the first time I notice you use them for logs, looks like a much better way to load logs, what's the mod called for them?

Where did you get the log fork? I’ve looked and looked, can’t find it in mod hub.

Oh that spreayer is so cool... also you can mulch with a mulcher on the front and plow witg a plow on the back of the vineyard tractor.. all done with one pass... hope that helps

Great episode krustoo 🎉

Wow…. Lots accomplished here 😀. Nice use of pens and look forward to the next one.

you probably already know this but maybe not. when cutting trees, paint the ground to where your cutting, makes stumps alot easier to find

That lake flickering is annoying. I have a field right by it too.

you can also sell the bga

I believe it’s the not riding the horse that keeps his health down, and daily cleaning.

We won't get real amount of mods till after Christmas keep that in mind brother may not want to be done 22 to till new year not saying don't touch 25 till then but maybe hold onto a 22 map till then

Eww there bringing back zolnka so would rather a new version of silver run I like a lot about that map and nothing about zolnka

I like using the measurement mod the case u have on other map and the 30 ft flatbed log configured with the bag lift from mazo then (optional) auto load logs once that miss grab with the big bag tool

Nice work with loading logs with forks. I also load logs that way once in a while. It's actually kind of relaxing... LOL. As much as I've done it, it's easy to tell just about where "center" of mass is and where you should be in order to pick them up. I state that as, it's not always true picking up the bigger or longer logs by being in the center of it. Most times you have to be off center to the heavy end. Wow... I never knew just how much width was involved with the Oxbo. It looks good too. Too bad, the silo didn't work. I'm liking my Pioneer Silo, but it only has 150K capacity.... LOL.

Loved that sprayer! Log fork is nice too.

it's not a bug. simply load it into the trailer

Excellent episode 👀👍🐕☕

I was thinking while watching your video... Perhaps a challenge based on the limitations of farming sim 2013. Without forestry. Without being able to use “worker automation” for some functions (like FS13). And not being able to use mods that are too cheap. In other words, perhaps limited to the equipment in the base game. No buildings or productions with ridiculously incoherent prices. But I think that just the fact of not using forestry resources... is already an impossible challenge for many. Anyway, Thanks for the video.

Nice video mate!

i might be a little late here but better late then never right :) but to saw of the branches the correct way is: stand on the log - crouch'n hold it - aim tworth the log with the chainsaw - and walk tworth the tip of the tree.

When you plow with create fields and it leaves some plants you can't plow out. Paint some grass over them and plow again, then they are gone forever.

Perhaps you need to drive inside the cow stall and drop it where they sleep. Try to drive trough the cow barn and see if the marker shows up.

At 24 mins when you were loading pallets onto your trailer one appeared to stick to your fork. You had put it down but when you backed it came with. This was actually impressive realism, I could see it was going to do this. When lowering a fork there is a moment where the pallet is in contact with floor/trailer, but the lions share of the weight is still on the fork. You want to positively see clearance between fork and wood. The game does have enough detail to spot when it's fully landed but it might involve finding the right camera angle, you might find cab view helps, when loading a trailer your forks tend to end right around eye level. Also a good idea to check your tilt is neutral, another common reason they come with. I know pallet loading gets some stick in this game, and sometimes forks are indeed strangely grabby, but most of the time it's actually really well done, operating a fork is a skill. (I understand it's not always what people want to do, I'm a professional operator and I use auto load sometimes too)

Great episode

Nice work keep it up

Can climb ontop of that harvester (and most others) if its header is attached. Just for the future :)

I was gonna suggest that you sell the lime production. As you see it will take a metric ton or 10 to actually get enough to make a good amount of lime. Also I think the house that comes with the map is to fancy going along with the broken down barn and tiny starting field. I sold mine, think I got 30000 for it and then bought a log cabin for 10000. Shazam! 20 grand for stuff you really need on the farm and it looks more real with the surroundings IMO.

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Great episode 👀👍🤗🐕☕

That recycle symbol removes all the clutter around the barn.

For the history of agriculture... that 12-meter seeder is a reality of the time. In the early days of agriculture,(ancient times), the sowing stage was to throw the seeds on the ground...with time and a lot of observation, the seeds were “spat” on the ground to give them a better chance of germinating. It was a long time before they discovered that they could increase production if they took more care with the soil and the placement of the seed. Rather than simply scattering them on the ground and hoping that the seeds would germinate. In other words, this type of “gravity” sowing is easier, but much less profitable regarding crop quantity.(yield).

The sound effect of plowing is amazing. Makes the difference.

That broadcast spreader is how we seeded winter rye and sorghum on the farm, then you would role it in and water it.

Nice work... Surprised to see a stone picker so early... LOL. I feel if productions are a part of the game. Why aren't they all created with some kind of extra product in return. It doesn't have to much, but for example if you put 500 stone in why not receive an additional 100 back or so. Look forward to the next video!

good video.. I use the forage pickup on front of the Lizard Roadrunner trucks with a silage tipper trailer for picking up straw

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Well done sir! 🤠

6 m is best litre and price for sure it's been proven by farmer cop but think it's because it measures thickness by small end just like irl the longer the log the smaller the small end is

Awesome episode 👀✅👍🐕☕

Try a bucket or silage fork on the telehandeler and see if you can dump it in, could be a cheaper option.

hehehe...now that the challenge will start... $1M goal.

Krustoo, Cut your logs between 6 and 8 meter size is best. There's a measure mod on mod hub. Also you use autoload on palllets, try it on logs. Keep up the good work!

Saddie to pick-up and unloading the straw... Saddie is the name of the mod. Rusty knows this mod.

Another great episode krustoo it'll be a shame when this series is gone... landscape looks really good in the yard... as always the courseplay is unreal 🎉

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