Bonnet up Look at the Krone! Air Ambulance Lands! Em Rolls down the Pit!
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2022
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Joe your long videos are the best ones. these 13 minutes you do are ok,
but we love the long ones and the doubles.
Amazing video 👍 made me smile 😁 Thanks to you ALL.
Epic vid Joe well worth waiting for, great to see everyone piling in to help. That's first time I've seen that expletive spelt out using people.. 🤣😅😂.
Em was rockin 'n Rollin the health & safety... 3 points of contact when getting off the clamp.. 😘🤪
Did Joe say he would match the money pound for pound Andy, 🤣🤣
😵 that's rude Joe !! 😂😂😂😂
Fantastic “ making hard work fun . Good luck Andy for today 🏃🏼
Gutted about the maze, hopefully it works in your favour next year
Great Video today Joe👍👍. The dynamic duo doing the business 👍👍. The clamp looks tidy pal, oh the electric problem in the jcb look complicated 👍👍. Love all the content Joe. Farming is the best job in the world. If only I was 30 years younger👍👍🤣. Well stay safe pal👍👍. Love it👍👍👍
Morning…. Some new boots needed on the 820 and set a weights on the back .
Em is a superstar !
Kinda like the long vids. This one was very interesting too. Good to see the camaraderie between you guys. Hard work but making it fun. Not sure dad would approve though lol
You had fun there Joe looks like they were all having fun You need to throw a party I think to pay everybody back for being for having so much fun doing the jobs and sensibly
What's em been drinking? Roller cola😲🤣🤣
Great video joe brings back memories from my younger days
Great work guys, loving your videos
In them krones maize and grass come.out of the blower at over 150mph just unbelievable how they can take 1w rows at once and get them.up.the spout so fast!!! Top vid keep at it team.
Very neat pit 👌🏻
It's mixer mentions mandy!
Morning
New tyres needed for the Fendt to get up that pit.
Hi Joe great vid as always your brother reminds me so much of my brother that's the sort of thing he would do but I'm just as bad 🤣, anyway back in the 90s I worked on a dairy farm and we used a 141 Muir Hill to roll the silage clamps same size wheels all round plus a cab gave it some serious height and if the sides were a bit soft damn you knew about it, but it was a lot of fun to use on the clamps though.
You know it’s a steep pit when pickup hitch scrapes the concrete at bottom of slope.😀
Hi
Nice to see Ash leaning against the 9m making sure it doesn't fall over...
He’s in training to take over from mick 😂😂
How much tone did you have in the pit come the end. Ours isn’t that tall either but seems to have good cobs on it this year🧐, great vid btw 👍🏻👍🏻
Gday from Queensland
Gets Philip 😀😀
Gday
Have you ever thought about doing wholecrop on bottom half clamp then maize on to. I know it means sheeting twice
How would you take the middle sheet off??
It’s funny how it always turns windy when u get the sheets out😅 happens every time doesn’t it?
It does! 🤔
Hope Andy is coming back to bed up after the race
I ought to tell him the cows have escaped down the road… fetch your running shoes 😂😂
Morning Joe,
When the Farm I worked on many years ago made silage we had a sheet on the floor and another over the top. They were sealed together using two plastic pieces all round (bit like a ziplock bag). We then pumped all the air out - think it was a parlour vacuum pump on PTO of a MF135. Really pulled the crop down and there was little waste.
Do any Farmers still do this?
Not sure I’ve not personally heard of anyone local doing it that way, but does sound a good way if you can get away with not ripping the bottom sheet, or the sheet anywhere! 😀
What's a TNUC 🤣🤣🤣
If he had the buckrake on the back he would be able to get it in to the corner and push it up alot better in my opinion but each to their own
You'd need to reverse the treads on the wheels..
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