Doyle Engineering Bale Buggy See it the National Ploughing Championships 2011

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Doyle Engineering Bale Buggy,Fully Automatic,Every Round baler should have one....
Let us know what you think of the idea
It allows the baler to leave the bales off in pairs therefore speeding up the job..
See it at the Innovation Arena at the National Ploughing Championships 2011

[@balmesh]

Brilliant idea. For the two-bale lifter this is a real time saver as well as saving hard dosh on fuel, running round the field into every corner. Be useful also on the hill, as you can keep one with you till it's level.

[@stevierobb09]

incredibly innovative, brilliant

[@anstee87]

I think the bale buggy is a brilliant idea. We farm in the South of Cambridgeshire, it's a mixed farm with beef and arable cropping and the beef enterpirse is bigger than the arable. We could do with one of them behind our baler. My dad has tried to make a homemade bale grab to pair round bales up but his first attempt broke. Epic fail! But he's made another one and if this doesnt work then he'll have to buy your bale buggy.

[@johnwandersonagain]

@jaydee6830 It works very well on wrappers also. Well its around €4000 plus vat..The gate is plumbed into the door release and shuts again after bales are released.

[@johnwandersonagain]

Every Round Baler should have one of these...

[@johnwandersonagain]

@pizzaNpommes True,Same concept but not all balers have wrappers attached..

[@Panchdeburca]

Idea looks excellent
Would it work as well on land with a hill? That field is very flat

[@johnwandersonagain]

Hi there just to let you know that there is a new improved model (The Mark 2) under test at the moment and will hopefully be at Lamma 2013

[@johnwandersonagain]

Anymore thoughts or opinions on the bale buggy

[@danmonahan6087]

Our accumulators allow the operator to accumulate large groups of bales in one area of the field by allowing the operator to choose when and where to drop bales with out stopping the baler operation. Ag Iron Concepts 24415County Road 27 Plainview Mn 55964 USA

[@Martin-Coleman]

@johnwandersonagain several silage men saw it at ploughing

[@RBfarming]

looks like a good idea, although it would mean less travelling when leading them in, its another set of wheels carrying 300+ kg around the field and unless it took some weight off the baler's axle, would probably do more harm than good around here as the ground is too soft. 5* for idea though and definitely seems promising

[@monstertrac]

Nice, how much does one cost?

[@prodriver12345]

nah those nh's whistle like that

[@lepaul26]

Yrs, but then you don't wrap the bales ? Because if you do, you would have to wait for the 2nd bale to be wrapped, so you can release 2 wrapped bales ...

[@TheEricjacob]

what kind of video maker do you use

[@axel6920s]

@johnwandersonagain thats fine saying the cost WOULD be justified but explain how

[@TR3CK3RFR3AK]

Nice-Glos idea

[@LarsonFarmCattle]

will it fit the 568 john deere ?

[@johnwandersonagain]

@aaron7610man It will suit some farmers and contractors and the cost would be justified..

[@spentacle]

That would save a lot of time pairing-up bales for the loader

[@FunteX]

Thats exactly the idea. :)

[@spentacle]

FunteX
A very boring job I used to get lumbered with. :)

[@FunteX]

What, baling hay ???

[@spentacle]

FunteX
Straw, bought from a neighbour who wanted the field cleared in a hurry

[@FunteX]

Aaaah . . . ^^

[@johnwandersonagain]

@Eoinsk8er So simple I'm surprised it hasnt been developed before now..

[@peterkavanagh8141]

086 070 7465 😃😍 the i de i

[@aaron7610man]

yes very good idea and very handy indeed,but it could be hard to justify the amount of time it will take it to save you €5500

[@jackroden5708]

Nice but why is ur tractor whistling

[@xPR0REFLEXx]

becouse its quicker to load bales resulting in less wet bales due to them being out in the feild to long and fuil to run around the feild picking every bale up 1 bye 1...... pesonally i love the idea but we could not have on becouse we have a contractor come and bale for us becouse we are 2 busy contracting for 3,000 acres......

[@tractorsilage]

@johnwandersonagain i think its da job

[@paull84028]

what about going down hill. the bales wont roll off

[@lepaul26]

No, because you would have to wait while you wrap the 2nd bale ...

[@matthewhellowell8322]

u would have to reverce and let the bale out side ways on if u know wat i mean

[@Bearcats737]

hmm make it bigger to handle a 1400 -1500 pond bale and make it spin the bales 90 degrees

[@johnwandersonagain]

@monstertrac €5,500 inc vat

[@deerejohn1987]

Savage idea but too pricey. I think u'll see many contractors fabricating their own version of this if the price doesn't come down. Well done though.

[@patelindira4532]

Kamlesh

[@user-ud9qf3vw3s]

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[@earthmover666]

just one more headache with wheels,

[@klaas6270]

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[@doyle7700]

+Эрих Копп Are you interested in a buggy?

[@TobiazPL]

super film wpadnij do mnie:))

[@wattsmilly01]

why..

[@Bardon09]

handy yoalk but i dont see a lad paying that kinda money for it.

[@axel6920s]

Good idea but its awful dear like, must be made of gold

[@Markman463]

very good but not worth 5000 EURO

[@beeechit1]

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