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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- In todays video we are moving some cattle some where i didn't tell you about!
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I'm a Class A Driver trainer. Often we get the question of high or lower. Only you know what your depth perception is. If load is balanced and you have no overhead wires or obstructions, visibility is essential. Imagine adding poor weather to the mix. I vote up. In areas where you are sure of no over head obstructions.
I would say up as well ☺️
Hi.when doing my atb allterrain forklift training at college. Advised to have heal of pallet forks 8inch from the floor and tilted back max.Since then always been a down man.happy days tom
I think the world get to love your dad a little bit more with each video he is in 👨🏻🦰
I was smiling seeing those cows so happy! Thank you Tom.
Hey man love your videos I am a dairy farmer in New Zealand but moved to the city to live for a few of my young years. Everytime I watch your videos it helps me remember how beautiful and amazing farm life is can't wait to get back out the the country.
I'm very familiar with high and low. I grew up driving our tractors with loaders.i would always go high when I had to get close up to my intersection for better visibility for oncoming traffic. But almost always drove at speed in the down position. Love watching you interact with your dad. I sure miss those days. Your dad is a riot. Lol
Hi Tom, seeing the calf's jumping around is always a pleasure to watch. Definitely keep the loader up high when pulling out but then lower it once on the road. If I have pallet forks or a bale spike on the loader I always have them pointing down to the ground too. Say hi to the ginge with the moustache!. ATB
Thank you for keeping me throughly entertained just loving your videos keep them coming and Happy Farming
Hi Tom 👋🏻 love seeing happy bouncy calves and the cows when they first come out. It makes the heart happy doesn’t it! Lots of love to you, Joanna and all the family xxx
Hi from Tasmania. Ex lancashire farming family stock (dad and grandad used to go to preston auction same name your dad probably knew them) great vids love to watch and reminise about my childhood
Hello from Alabama, USA! LOVE All your vids. Please keep them coming!
Definitely loader high when going into traffic! Gives you 6-8 feet of extra visibility (depending on your attachment) during your approach. Love seeing the cows running around like that!
Hi how do you find the straw bedding do you have to bed them often have you ever tried peat
You can see that Ginger has become much happier and more excited when Tom invests in the future. It shines with joy in his eyes😊
It's the best thing about this channel. Ginger's knowledge, passing it onto Tom, and then watching Tom use his dad's experience, learn from it, and make so much progress with the farm.
So true
He looks well chuffed! Makes my heart skip seeing how visibly happy he is! 🥰 Must make Tom feel great too, not many things are a better gift in life than to see how proud your parents are of you.
Yeah Ginger has been looking happy in the last few months
I see the happiness too !!!!!!!
Really enjoyed 😉 this video. I love watching the calves run and play.
So happy to see the youngsters frolicking about in their new digs...and they do like those brushes...they'll keep them clean as well...so happy Tom and happy Father...love from Perthshire🎇
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Awwww so cute to watch them running around happy 😊
It was all worth the frolic, how cute was that. Nice and roomy and clean, I am sure they were as excited as you. :)
Hi Tom! Always smile and laugh when I see the cows having a great time. Hi to the ginger man as well. Be Well Be You!
I really liked the jump-cuts in the intro! Snappy!
Popcorning cows 🐄 what a beautiful sight x
Im jealous! I wish i could go that nutty and carefree without calling for medical assistance! Lol Theyre so happy and really going crazy for the brush! Mission accomplished. 😁👍 God bless! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🐄🐄🐄🐄
Tom you could get a mirror at the outher side of the road to help you see with the tractor and you won’t need to pull out as far😀
Your cows always look so happy. It's really nice to see.
Happy cows = Happy Tom. Love it. And as Matt commented, having the loader high up makes it more visible as it's above the hedge / fence line and you don't have any HT cables to worry about at the end of your road.👍
Absolutely love that shed and seeing the cows leaping and frolicking around is just an awesome sight to see x
Just before they get slaughtered
@@rommelsaint8869 they’re too young to get slaughtered to feed the human population. They need to grow more delicious steak on their bones.
Hi Tom , it’s brilliant to see how much you really care for the cows . Oh by the way your energy levels are off the scale the whole farm is always buzzing keep the videos coming they are brilliant to watch 👍👍👍
Tom Heidi the Ginger moustache Warrior and the entire crew I would like to personally thank you for allowing us to see into your dairy farm life always look forward to seeing your Tuesday Friday and sometimes on the odd occasion Sunday videos. don't forget to keep on the back burner a live cam feed out into the pasture lol
Hi tom. Its so exciting to see all the new stuff.
Just love seeing all those happy calf’s running and jumping cause they are so happy. Really love the new barns
Happy cow's happy Tom. Love how your a caring loving farmer
I always lifted the loader up coming to a cross road/ junction as it lets you edge out a bit further safely as the height brings loader in towards the tractor.
I have a mirror on the front of the bonnet set to look right on the loader tractor. Easy to fit and so useful at bad junctions where you can’t see very well. I can’t think why anybody would think having the loader low down is a good idea.
I love seeing happy cows!
Love it tom your dad is all over it
Tom can we see the farm at night ie the cows chilling sleeping
Another amazing video Tommy P. Love seeing how cheeky the young stock are with trying to fit through gaps they shouldn’t. Also your farm looks like so much fun to work, if only I wasn’t so far away
Hey Tom when coming out on the road when you raise your loader up the grab or bucket comes closer to the front of your tractor so the chances of catching a lorry are slim..
Awesome stuff Tom.
Great watching something grow. 👍😄
Another awesome video Tom, the ginger warrior and all the team, love to see how the stock are the animals wealthare get such a great happiness in. Tom and Andrews face. Keep up the amazing work !
Good video Tom like the new shed for the young stock 👍
If the loader is high, it can only catch an HGV that you'd likely have seen over the hedges. If it's low you could clip cars that you may not have seen and you would still hit the HGV anyway. High also gets seen by cars/HGV's over the hedges as well so makes everyone think about it. High makes sense to me while coming out the farm, once on the road is different story.
That's what I would do too. Once on the road I'd have it lower incase of branches, wires and the center of gravity. In the event of an accident I reckon they'd say any attachments should be put on a trailer.
Hi Tom I really do love watching your videos especially when I had a bad gig I can watch you guys farm and switch off keep up the good work
Finally a cow video, I'm so Happy :).
10:25 regarding to the loader situation. Personally when driving straight down the road I would keep the loader low due making the centre of gravity lower, but when approaching a junction keep it high because the loader won't point out onto the road meaning you can see and you won't take any pedestrians out with the implement on the front.
Anyway, loving the videos
Henry
Up high with the bucket/attachment pointing down. 👍👍
The calves sure seem happy in their new home.
Bucket up is how I do it.
Hope all is going well Tom, amazing seeing the progression of the farm since i started watching almost 2 years ago
Nice job guys, your certainly have some happy animals
Calf videos are the best.
But how many farm u've got Tom? A video about the different farms would be great
Great video Tom I am the same as you loader up coming out then I drop it down on the road so I can see were it is. The calf’s look very happy always great thing to watch just like watching baby goats they are a great laugh to watch keep up the great work 👏👏👍👍
I always put it high when I have pallet forks or a bucket when crossing a road but will keep it down when driving along the road
Getting there looks great
Hi Tom definitely loader high that's what I've always been taught. With the loader right up the headstock is actually behind the front of the bonnet, keep up the good work Rusty
When it comes to the loader it's really driver preference, BUT when your travelling down a road with spikes on your must point the spikes down to the ground so they can't pierce anything if that makes sense, always crowd your shear grab down so it's pointing to the ground
Pallet forks are often the worst risk in many ways.
By rights your not meant to travel down the rd with any attachments on loader but everyone does as we live in the real world
Absolutely mental to see guys with twin bale spikes facing forward, three to four feet off the ground. As a farmer myself I’d throw the book at them given the chance!
Hi all I believe if you can avoid it you are better not using a front loader tractor for road tasks if possible because of the way they protrude into a road whilst emerging. A nice additional cattle shed always a bonus. Hope the price of timber comes down for rebedding the trailer. Wow 398k subscribers, well done.
Keep the loader high when at the road junction ,once your on the road lower it for stability
For stability add a counterweight or drawbar load, like a trailer, and keep your speed down.
When pulling out of a gateway or a junction I lift it right up. But on the road depends on what attachment u have on but low is more stable
You're so right about those brush's Tom, they wil easily keep the stirks clean. I vaguely remember when I was a wee boy helping my dad with a long handled stiff brush cleaning the cattle when they were inside for the winter. 😂🐄🐮🧹
I do high at bad road ends but low most of the time. Bit more stable. Nice sheds 👍
I think you should keep it low because it will help with the balance I knew someone who kept it high and the tractor went over and also on the right side of your trailer there is a light out unless you already know keep up the fantastic work and videos I have been subscribed to your channel for ages now and I really like the videos you make every day
We always put our loaders up when pulling out and put it down after if we have a bale or some weight on the front and if we dont have any weight then we keep it up just above the height of the cab
Hey Tom
I’m not a farmer but love watching
Shed is looking good Tom
Lovely job Tom 👏. I always leave loader up .because of cars and especially motor bike riders. Where can some get them brushes. They look to be the business
At junctions I put loaders up to allow me to get as close to the line for better visibility, the end of our road is a nightmare for visibility so we have to creep out carefully
I was always taught to travel with the loader arms down to keep the center of gravity more normal for the tractor.
I love the music you use in your videos
I always keep the loader low, but I don't do much road travelling like you do.
Was always told loader up when leaving the farm or field, and as proof the wifes mazda rc7 was near as cut in half a good few years back by someone who came out loader and bucket down, right at head height which left her with a mazda rx3.5 , but down once off and running on the road
Great stuff , love the shed , you just can't beat seeing stock running around , playing about on fresh straw , love it !!
Bit of a hard one Tom , local to me , a number of years ago a young lad was using a bucket and brush attachment on a JCB Loadall , he had it up in the air whilst turning around , unfortunately the bucket brush caught a HGV causing the Loadall to spin around and tip , throwing him out of the cab . Sadly he passed away . 😥
Sorry to hear, that is awful 😞
@@TomPembertonFarmLifesorry .
I love your videos , looking forward to seeing your shed finished and would love to visit !! It's great seeing you and your dad pushing forward with the farm . 👍
There's something about cows running and jumping that you can't help smile and laugh
Great as alway Tom 👍👍👍
Just love you videos! I'd put the loader up too.
Ohhh to be a calf on your farm Tom! Honestly to be an animal (or person lol) period would be amazing! You treat them kinder than alot of people treat other people!! It's been awesome to be part of the ride watching all these plan's come to fruition!! Wel done man! We can all see the pride in the Ging's eyes! Carry on Tom have a wonderful day!
Anther cracking video Tom the wee babe cows just look so nice your good at wot you do dude farm and me a you tube sensation buddy just keep the good work up from Bryon
I did notice your new cowshed still wasn't finished when I passed last Wednesday!
That's a super addition over the road Tom 👍🏼
Regarding the brushes, do you think they are to close to the water drinkers? Dirt will possibly end up in the drinkers? 🤔
Also on the front loader, always enter a road with the loader up,less lorries on the road than car's so less chance something smashing into you.
That's what I was always thought. 👍🏼 🇮🇪
Unfortunately no where else to put them 🙈
@@TomPembertonFarmLife well that answers that question so. 🤣🤣
Great video again today.
In your case about the road I'd say high with clear view of the road. High 👍👍🚜🚜🚜👍👍
Great updat Tom thank you as for the loader up or down for me it has to be up visibility has to be key if it would catch a HGV up high it will catch even more down as you would be committed to the junction before you can see it
Just my opinion 😬
Always keep loader low unless coming out of a bad junction. Having loader high can be unstable Especially a telescopic loader👍
Great videos you are doing a awesome job
Good stuff Tom keep ongoing with the hard work.
Hey Tom on the loader why dont u put a mirror on the opposite side of the road so u can see whats coming from ure left or right side make it a lot safer for you to get out of the junction safer
Tom if you choose an electric brush in the cow shed I recommend DeLaval which has two curved joints. Very cow-friendly and easier for the cows to scratch around the body and access everywhere
Good Tuesday afternoon to you sir and your family
Have the loader high when going out so you don't take the side of a car then either drop it down just over roof of tractor or down near the ground so u don't catch power lines
Great video Tom
If I have got nothing on the back of the tractor I reverse out. Cos my grandad has the 885 with the tanco load and it’s a fairly big loader and the farm is on little country lanes so it’s easier and you can see what’s coming the traffic without second guessing
Good one tom keep them happy .
Well done Tom & Dad!
oohhhh spreading straw on a brand new surface is my most favorite job EVER :D
Great video tom🚜🇮🇪🐄
Loader up and tilt the grab down when pulling out of a junction.
Your going to find that the smaller cattle will still slip threw the mangers. Your going to have to run a piece from the bottom to hold it down. Just a thought
Grate video again how is Joanna getting on
How did you see it 10 minutes ago? It was just published?
Yeah how did you do this? 🙈
I went on to u r channel and went on farm jobs and i don't now it was just there
Hi Tom. Great to see the calves hopping about in the new shed. Looks like a great setup. Cheers
Aye, been waiting for this since the weathers crap and cant get out and about
Iv always put it high as when pulling out onto the road then go down chur chur from tauranga new Zealand 🇳🇿
I would say the higher the better…….. also awesome content as usual Tom
When our calfs had ringworm me painted black oil over it. Cleaned the up pretty well
Great video.. ill always approach a gap here with the loader as high as safely possible narrow back roads and often trucks travelling them..
Being an hgv driver I've been in the situation of having a tractor with a loader creeping out of a side road/farm entrance. Having your loader high and the implement tucked in makes it safer for everyone because its more visible to the driver it also doesn't force us across the white line unnecessarily far. We understand why you'd have it up in the air because you're trying to be safe too. But that's just my opinion with 19 years driving experience
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This has my vote
Also as a fellow HGV driver and farm background. Spot on with this comment. Nothing worse than forks or bucket sneaking out at wheel height.