A little carried away with the vent hole maybe. Lol I like putting a piece of the tape down and cutting the vent through that. Just my preference so maybe the hole doesn't rip bigger. I usually only cut a hole about the size of a half dollar, in that x shape, and leave it open up to a week on corn. Either way, whatever works to get the job done and your happy with the results is all that matters.
@@TheFarmingLife I've been lucky, never had problems on a whole bag. I did have a brand of bag one year I think the plastic was on the brittle side and the cold in the winter made it worse because when I was digging silage out if I got rough around the plastic it would split 10-15 ft down the bag. I guess that's what I worry about and put tape down to cut through. Good luck
The Farming Life I wasn’t talking about a tractor pull, I was talking about stuffing the bucket. Looks like you had to play with the material before you could even load the bucket i’ve had my new Holland for three years and I don’t ever remember having to pull the top of the pile down on any type of material so I could get a full bucket. Just saying it didn’t looking very impressive to me.
I guess I shouldn’t have mentioned New Holland that’s like waving a red flag at a bull. So how about something we can both agree on, that new son of yours sure is a good looker. Congratulations!
A little carried away with the vent hole maybe. Lol
I like putting a piece of the tape down and cutting the vent through that. Just my preference so maybe the hole doesn't rip bigger. I usually only cut a hole about the size of a half dollar, in that x shape, and leave it open up to a week on corn.
Either way, whatever works to get the job done and your happy with the results is all that matters.
madfarmer912 dave I had to clean a bag up one time because it blew apart. I'm a little jumpy I guess with the knife LOL
@@TheFarmingLife I've been lucky, never had problems on a whole bag. I did have a brand of bag one year I think the plastic was on the brittle side and the cold in the winter made it worse because when I was digging silage out if I got rough around the plastic it would split 10-15 ft down the bag. I guess that's what I worry about and put tape down to cut through. Good luck
I just use a syringe needle then tape it back up, sometimes i dont even vent them
The Deere looks and runs so much better than the New Holland, hard to believe New Holland would have lowered their bar that far
Have you thought about a bunker silo to put your silage in?
You still have the Bobcat, or was that just a demo?
My wife says my gas is deadly too.
Love to see the cows! Happy labor day!
hope yall had a great day
so much manure, so little time
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We produce such bags and hope to help you
Is it your website I seen for sale 8x100-300? If so how wide will it be if I cut it all the way down the middle
@@whitehulkj23 2.7 meters
Looks like John Deere 330g had a tough time getting a bucketful . My Holland is more impressive than that.
Mike Canaday good for you make a video so I can compare it. That deer will drag a New Holland all over
The Farming Life
I wasn’t talking about a tractor pull, I was talking about stuffing the bucket. Looks like you had to play with the material before you could even load the bucket i’ve had my new Holland for three years and I don’t ever remember having to pull the top of the pile down on any type of material so I could get a full bucket. Just saying it didn’t looking very impressive to me.
I guess I shouldn’t have mentioned New Holland that’s like waving a red flag at a bull. So how about something we can both agree on, that new son of yours sure is a good looker. Congratulations!
Seven Sevens I can see your comments
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