Millman Contracting Demoing the Albutt Folding Push Off Buckrake!
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- We called out to South Devon to see Paul Millman of Millman Contracting and watch their JCB 435S working a new Albutt folding push off buckrake! 👌
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Brilliant engineering
Serious bit or kit right there! Some lads just like to do it right!.
Nice, jcb
That push off rake seems to be a right good job
Decent machines👍
Interesting pit
Is good to hear an operator talk that knows how to build stacks and what is the main task of building stacks, Roll the material NOT get it in the stack asap.
I used 8410 with little 3m push off buck rake on rear, miss those days.
Is building around the corner but why is stack still so long, can JCBs not build up a stepper face?
435S is some yoke looks tidy on the albutt
A 434 is nicer
Up the devon boys
Anybody else see the cat at the start?
And @ 8;00
Great video…… and great interview….. man well able to talk!!! Sweet buckrake…. Like great idea but would it just as good building a pit with no walls???
That's the way to go with loading shovels buckraking rather than this whole flicking the grass and fluffing it up and getting it full of air 👍
👍
Maybe in your imagination
@@DamienNestor how long did you have too think about that well thought out argument 🤔 i imagine your not allowed to play with real machinery and just have the plastic toys!
@@DamienNestor no mate,I have been mowing,baling,wrapping,chopping and clamping silage for 40yrs,just because the Irish do it their way,doesn't make it the correct way.
Buckrakes are designed to slowly push the crop off the forks,consolidating as you go.
Here endeth your lesson,bellend.
@@mowerman60
I’m Irish, but I fully agree with the push off method. Less wear and tear on the front of the loader too. Let the oil do the work!
What a nice buckrake😉👍
I agree - it looks a good piece of kit - and it looks as though it will save a lot of time on the silage pit as it is so much faster - than flicking the grass about like Donkey was doing when he was trialling the JCB 420S - with a grape the other week. I hope Donkey trials this push off buck rake on the JCB 420S - he will have the job done in half the time.
Ahh jases boys she's some yoke
RJ Barnett CO Armagh has s JCB 457 for the pit I seen it this evening that would make some class videos 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
FarmFlix already has
Up the Devon
Mi like 👌👌👌👍👍👍
Not before time done it for years with tennis elbow
need to get bigger trailers
Anyone here know the song I don’t know it’s name but the tune is like turest turest, turest turesst. If anyone knows the song name could u reply me it please
Fendt 720 on those triple mowers never seen that before hit a bank and it would be on its knees
I am sure it suits their requirements!
Looked pretty slow going,needs another 80hp at least,on those slopes anyway.