We’ve just had our tea in time we are going to watch after we’ve had snow ⛄️ today.Your our favourite farmers in the world our is Uncle Ian asking after him 😮.So good luck 🤞 with muck spreading.⛄️⛄️⛄️🤞🤞🤞🤞💩💩💩💩💩
The easiest way to match the working width is to set the working width to 9.9m and then do the even lanes with one tanker and the uneven lanes with the other tanker
Did you consider a trailing shoe ? We have a trailing shoe and I think they are a way better job because they get the slurry right down to the roots of the grass instead on leaving it in a wide strip on top of the grass
Well done to environmental brigade for creating a market for dribble bar and did anyone ever do emissions that is produced by making dribble bar. Best luck with purchase Phil
Hi phil I have a 100 horsepower tractor and i am wondering what size slurry tanker i could put on it i was thinking of a 1600 gallon abbey tank and dont know whether to get a recessed tank or not thanks for reading and I hope you have a good year contracting
@@kieranj9484 I have a 1600 gallon tanker with non recessed BN3 wheels. Used to have a mf399 (100hp) would handle it fine until I hit a steep bit. Larger wheels may have been easier to pull?
Iam a dairy farmer, do all our farms slurry, with a 110 hp fiat tractor, bought a new 1600 N.C recessed tanker, on the bigger wheels, & 7 1/2 meter dribble bar, it’s very easy pulled, no problems at all , 11700 kgs tank with load, great on soft ground..
The cost of machinery and equipment in the West of Ireland can be "Big Money" , "Handy Money", "Small Money" or Feck All. "Relatively Small Money" is a new new category.
We’ve just had our tea in time we are going to watch after we’ve had snow ⛄️ today.Your our favourite farmers in the world our is Uncle Ian asking after him 😮.So good luck 🤞 with muck spreading.⛄️⛄️⛄️🤞🤞🤞🤞💩💩💩💩💩
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The easiest way to match the working width is to set the working width to 9.9m and then do the even lanes with one tanker and the uneven lanes with the other tanker
Nice one Phil lovely purchase , the extra few metres will make some difference
Good wide outfit now Red . What tractor do ya think will Farmer P upgrade or will he move at all ??
@@ghostrider7688 I’d say he’ll go for the case what you reckon
@@upthereds4939 Hard to know will he move at all ? Massey offered him a great deal 🤷
@@ghostrider7688 that massey was nice what did you think of the claas ?
Best of luck with the new dribble bar Phil,looks to be a nice bit of kit
Fine job Phil
I had the same one for the last 12 months it is very good tools
Great video again… smarter spending than fixing-up the old one, hopefully it goes well in the field.
Had a fair idea this was todays video since Johnstons had plenty of pics up today😲🫣
Nice one Phil.
Good to keep the plant upto date
3:47: I was so hoping the surprise was a VT7138 Vredo Self-Propelled on demo
😂😂😂I wish
Well wear phil there a nice tidy dribble bar 👍👌
Congrats on the new dribble bar and now that you have the Tramline Ability to work Both Together should give extra comfort.
Great stuff Phil love it
Very nice Phil, Well Wear👌👍
Well ware Phil. The very best of luck with the new dribble bar. Fair play to you. 🖒
Good video farmer Phil Best of luck with the new dribble bar 👍👍👍
Great video Phil it’s a fine job and the very best of luck with it
She's the Right yoke !!! Best of luck with it !!👍
Your upgrading to prevent breakdowns good luck with it
nice addition to the tanker, best of luck with it!!
Best of luck with it great unit
Great video phil, nice upgrade for the season.
Great video again Phil. Nice new plant 👍🌟
Nice piece of kit good luck with it Phil 👌
Good luck with the new machine
Good man phil, another good video, great too see that you are upgrading your equipment will save you time and money going forward.
Well ware Phil nice bit of kit
Nice upgrade
Best of luck with it. Fine looking job.
Good one Phil busy times ahead
Good purchase always best to upgrade where possible and if its handy dosh even better
Nice machine!!! What do you think of hispec slurry tanks?
Hi Phil. Nice dribble bar! Why did you go for the switch instead of the control box on the other tanker?
Enjoyed the video ,out of interest Phil out of the two different makes dribble bars was any of the macerator harder driven than the other make ?
I wouldn’t of said so both seem the same
@@FARMERPHIL3690 cheers for that 👍
That's a mitey big slurry tank faner phil martin flaherty .
Did you consider a trailing shoe ? We have a trailing shoe and I think they are a way better job because they get the slurry right down to the roots of the grass instead on leaving it in a wide strip on top of the grass
Not really to be honest
How is your uncle doing. Have not seen him on a video in a while
Farmer Phil fans big one
well wear🤙
Hey Phil, just after getting a 7.8m Slurryquip dribble bar fitted to a tank, what height off the ground do you cut the dropper pipes for best results
I think I cut 2inchs off my pipes the last time but its all about the height it operates at. I like to have mine just about touching the ground
@@FARMERPHIL3690 thanks, I’ll cut them with a full load on as the tanker will be sitting lower
Well done to environmental brigade for creating a market for dribble bar and did anyone ever do emissions that is produced by making dribble bar. Best luck with purchase Phil
Da best of luck Phil 👍
Nice outfit Phil hope your getting on ok with the pipes this week
Fair play to u Phil, tidy dribble bar
Good video farmer pill Is that bother
Thanks for a great video 👍
Hi phil I have a 100 horsepower tractor and i am wondering what size slurry tanker i could put on it i was thinking of a 1600 gallon abbey tank and dont know whether to get a recessed tank or not thanks for reading and I hope you have a good year contracting
Depends on whether your land is flat?
@@phil6465 the land is mostly flat with some slight hills
@@kieranj9484 I have a 1600 gallon tanker with non recessed BN3 wheels. Used to have a mf399 (100hp) would handle it fine until I hit a steep bit. Larger wheels may have been easier to pull?
@@phil6465 thanks
Iam a dairy farmer, do all our farms slurry, with a 110 hp fiat tractor, bought a new 1600 N.C recessed tanker, on the bigger wheels, & 7 1/2 meter dribble bar, it’s very easy pulled, no problems at all , 11700 kgs tank with load, great on soft ground..
Great video Phil
Nice job
Great content again
Is anyone using splash plate anymore?
The cost of machinery and equipment in the West of Ireland can be "Big Money" , "Handy Money", "Small Money" or Feck All. "Relatively Small Money" is a new new category.
It’s an inbetween of handy and small money😂
Shure , everything is relative .. 😁
Good video phil
Hi ther. On the market for a dribble bar at the min. What weight is that one
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Is that the slurry tank you bought yourself only a few years ago?
5 years ago this spring
@@FARMERPHIL3690 time goes fast, I remember it was the first video of yours I watched
What type of maserator is on the slurryquip
It’s their own make
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Nice a decent bit of kit! The diet feeder looks like it needs some TLC or is it in for an upgrade as well?
Just needs a wash. Is working away the finest but could do with a bigger one
You have got no brake away on that Dribble bar
We actually do it’s on the side of the drawbar
what am I watching!?
Poor 64 in the background😢
Good luck with the new dribble bar...Patrick 135////8111.....so l..o..n..g..