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better to be looking at horse power than looking for it ;) aha

No "pretty much it"

Thanks!

The forager is s & g burge the trailers were both different contractors.

do you not know how to spell 'boy' ?

@@jamesmccabe1702 if you understand West Country slang you would understand kid

@@ThePloughMan117 Ive lived in the west country all my life, never heard a grown adult say "boi" , what are you bullshitting about

Yes rather him than me 😂 I think they have a small teagle titan they use to go down there

Glad you enjoyed!

Thanks very much we trying our best to improve our grass and things seem to be going in the right direction 😀

the two fields we did in the video were around 17 acres combined, we do maybe 200 acres total for ourselves plus contractor work :)

thanks Kevin, we are really pleased with the cows at the moment they are looking great.

Thanks Peter next week we will be mowing plenty 👍

Hi Kevin sorry I've taken so long to reply I'm hoping to start doing videos again soon when it's drys up for spring 🙂

New video will be out tomorrow kevin, hope you see it :)

Thanks for your comment on the fbp it's on the screen but we had an I bio before and unfortunately there's isn't really a proper way to make the bales tighter, you can adjust the wrap to wrap tighter on the left hand side of the baler where the rollers are for the wrap to feed in but no actual adjustment on the chamber

Oh ok. Onwards with making more looser bales then so 😅. Cows still love them though. Thanks for taking the time to respond. Keep up the great work

Thanks, it is a nice bit of kit very impressed with it most important tool on the farm for us

@@winteragriculturalservices1678 that’s something that you got to have.. how do you find chopping bales?

The twin auger eats them up in no time 5 mins and there chewed up plenty whereas the old one could be 20 mins or more

@@winteragriculturalservices1678 I remember our old one used to take ages cutting bales up.. I’ll give you a shout out at some point to Get your channel growing. You make some really good vids. 👍

Yeah definitely worth going for the twin auger trouble is the longer it takes the more hours on the tractor the more fuel the more wear ect it all adds up, that would be amazing! Have been trying to get to 1000 for a while now. A shout put would help loads thanks very much!

Thanks for the comment 🙂

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I'll have to look into it thanks for your comment

Ahh yeah was a good baler to be honest we just outgrew it, yeah shear bolts were a pain might need a new shim where the shear bolt goes if it's a bit worn there are more prone to breaking.

Love it, had a t6 180 auto command before that was my first auto command and it was decent but could be a bit jumpy, the 225 is much smoother I feel. Not the ideal gearbox for carting in my opinion but for baling and field work I think it's great. But definitely a learning curve when I first went to auto command. Love your videos BTW

@@winteragriculturalservices1678 I wish we had a auto commmand years ago.. it’s definitely a game changer.. like you say it’s definitely a nice smooth tractor. I don’t think we will go back to range command again now..

Yeah brothers 210 is a power command and whenever I drive it I miss the auto aha wouldn't go back dad on the other hand hates auto but I think he's just to old 🤣

@@winteragriculturalservices1678 😂😂it definitely takes some used to driving.. the fastracs is totally different again, but with the new Holland I still wanna keep going for the clutch pedal as a habit. 🤦‍♂️😂

Hi there glad your enjoying them, yes with our ibio we used to average the same and remember doing some on some step fields and agree a full combination wouldn't be any quicker luckily we're fairly flat here so can get on quite quickly 👌

Thanks for you comment has been a great shed cows really seem to be happy and content in there everything works well, Did move the scraper out but then the rubbed was fairly straight and didn't bring much muck with it, would like a box scraper for there really

Definitely been a bit of a roller coaster since we started in November last year but have enjoyed it and everything seems to be settling into place nicely

@@winteragriculturalservices1678 cows are lookin just grand👍. Will be lovely to see them dancing their way out to grass👌

We still have the robots to be put in but we are at a rented farm in a parlour at the moment as it just got us milking more quickly allot to put in place to get the robots going

@@winteragriculturalservices1678 that sounds a smart move but hopefully you can find sometime still to focus on your own install as be easier at home but I’d guess still a mega amount of work to get everything in place. Video it in detail as it will be a lovely record of what you’ve achieved and accomplished for future reference 😉 I personally think milking via a parlour pre robots is essential. We milked with a bail for 3 months pre robots coming online and it give’s routine and hands on experience which is vital. At least its given you chance to get a milk contract in place and start producing as with some oversupply in the pipeline it was great to have gotten a contract before doors tightened 😊. Would your milk just be crossing Bridgewater? Nice n local if you are😊

@@kevinmanley2498 yeah hopefully towards the end of the year into 2024 we will be getting close to being sorted with robots, definetly plane to film it all as will be great to look back and see it in years to come. Used to milk in a 6 step up when I was 19/20 and then worked on a farm with Delaval robots that transitioned back to a parlour whilst I worked there so have had a fair bit of experience with a few different systems which is always good. and definitely been ideal to get a contract under our belt and get that all important milk cheque coming in every month. Milk is actually going to Ditcheat barbers cheese. The local guys weren't interested in a small new start up :/ But Barbers have been great!

Will have to try some of your suggestions this summer and see how it goes thanks for you comment

4 layers on the back plus 3 on the front so saves allot and bales keeps well have two year old wet silage that's come out perfect

Had it just over a year now and it's been great love it no major issues

We did it on the 210 the seat is the same I'll have a look and see if I can remember what you need to do 👌

@@winteragriculturalservices1678 thank you

At the start I was filming on my front facing camera on my phone so it flips everything round aha

Can you make me a modarator for this chanwl plus what is your thoughts on nh telehandlers a neighbor of ours is looking at one is their anyrhing to look out for was it much better than that old class one u had

oh really I might have to try it! the more we can stretch the wrap[ without compromising silage quality the better

@@winteragriculturalservices1678 Kuhn have plastic you can get as well I think 220 out of a roll.

Yeah don't get me started on sheep brother has them and I hate them aha Yeah due to the axels being either side of the bale chamber that means it is awfully wide but the comfort is definitely better Also having all 750 roll means its much simpler just ordering pallets of 750 rolls and that's all we need The front rolls do around just over double the back so 130ish for the front and 60 for the back :)

@@winteragriculturalservices1678 that’s very good going with the film binding as it works out just slightly over the pound a bale so not really much more than netwrap is costing these days. And if your silage is coming out good on 4 layers then that’s a good saving. Run a fusion 3 here and everything is wrapped at 6 layers so that’s around 40 bales for two rolls. Yours will be costing less than that and no netwrap at around £200 a roll these days. Definitely food for thought!!!!

Had a good mate that alway said “ That the only thing more stupid than sheep are the idiots that buy them!!!” . Often think he was fairly near the mark😂

@@kevinmanley2498 Yeah definitely works out allot cheaper with 4 layers of wrap and plastic instead of net, Id also agree with your mate aha

Was there any difference between 3D wrapped bales and normal? If you’ve fed any? Thanks

Never really tried one most of pur kit comes from pur local nh dealer they do a great job for us so we just stick with them they sell kuhn which has never let us down so no real reason to change I'd give anything a try though 👍

Thanks for the comment, we're just trying to get as much grass as we can due to a very hot summer and poor growth also some of these fields are being resown so just clearing up what's there 🙂

Thanks for the comment yeah we've still got allot we want to cut every little helps aha

I know i am loving the kuhn combi i will never look back now 1500 bales on her now

Glad your getting on well with it I wouldn't change mine for anything 💪

Tommorow is the final day this season with her what are your opion on the nc tralers im looking fir a traler would you recomend

@@eddiethornton1859 Both been great, The old one the paint has faded a bit but the new one think they've changed the paint as hasn't faded at all, Is absolutely solid trailer very strong id defo recommend

Thanks for the comment fair really buggerd everything up, yeah probably was ours we have cattle by the reservoir we take silage over to with the handler every other day 👍 milking robots are still a ways off unfortunately but they will be here eventually 👌

The new baler definitely makes more solid bales the ibio didn't have any way to change the density whereas the fbp does 👍

Thanks , just wondering I have a bio at the moment and just ordered a new one the other day, I would like to see the bale's a bit better, thought the new one might b better?

Geoff Burdge Runs the Deere forager