thats gonna make it easy for the grass to grow through that speader its a lot more suitable to the sort of farm planning to run thanks George when I get to the farm full time Ill post a video or two
That's a nice bit of kit , I had seen a couple of new ones at the National Ploughing Championships. Last week here in Ireland, lot's of trade stands . You and Mucker should come over next year . A great 3 days of ploughing and Trade stands . Nice video George 👍🚜🔧
Nice piece of kit that is! Here in the Netherlands you also see a "top-pressure cylinder" on the bigger tanks with injectors on ehm. To keep pressure on the frontwheels of the tractors.
Good evening George, That is one good looking Machine and it look as if it does the job very well , You take care of yourself and stay safe and keep well.🚜🚜👍⭐️⭐️
Evening George. Have your seen Tom pemberton has fitted an aeration system into his slurry tank. Automated timer and helps to maintain consistency in the slurry. Keeps the entire storage tank the same and stops a crust. Amazing what can be done with bubbles !!
Macerator high up like that keeps you from having Pemberton Pipes... XD. They had about 800l of road tailings in the tank and their kit's macerator is down low.
Good stuff George, only had the splash fan plate, we had about a 3 year slurry pit so we only emptied it once completley in 8 years , had a water collection section for rain and run off efluent, this is where the slurry tanker would fill up, remember sucking up a lump of wood, tanker showed as full, found lump of wood poking out rear hatch, hammered it back in, tanker still pressurised and slurry and air came out all over me...good days though. that looks a slow process with the dribbler, ive seen the slurry incorporater with tubes in the soil, but the tractor was movinga lot quicker ??
Evening George, even Calmsden Farm didn't have one of those so I think that makes the score George Saunders 1 Saunders Farms 0. Keep up the good work, STAY SAFE.
Thanks George for another interesting video. From what I can see as an armchair UA-cam expert, the dribble bars are very effective and I believe you can get stock onto the field straight away because the cows can eat between the rows. On another note I noticed that the slurry tank is well crusted. Have you considered installing air bubblers to keep the slurry liquid? My point of reference is Tom Pemberton.
You are spot on, the grass is still good to eat very soon after application. Maybe the video doesn't show it in enough detail. But there is no crust what so ever, we separate our muck so there is very little in the way of solids that make it into the tank👍
Great video. I think I remember you doing a video on trimble gps for the tablets can you let me know if I am right as I am looking for something like that for work thank you
Hallo george Nice Film from slurry clip in Germany the same to cultiviting or your System. In tank must be a lot of pressure air. Is the slurry thick came not enough out
Great video George, Never knew so much shit could be so interesting 👍 What's the problem with YOUR TW? We got problems with ours , taking the cab off has been a twat , all the best Matt 👍
Hey George, I just thought of another use of the slurry! Have a covered and sealed pressure dome fitted to the two slurry holding tanks this will let Methane build up in the top you can get a JCB Methane powered Tractor and use the Methane from the slurry to power that tractor. so another way to save on fuel for the farm and keep the Methane from upsetting the atmosphere as once the JCB Methane powered tractor has burned the Methane there is no harmful emissions left over. Just a thought. Cheers. 🚜
Not that simple, doubt George would collect near the gas volume necessary and the methane scrubber is extremely expensive, those NH or other manufacturers do not tolerate engine impurities in gaseous fuel. Also there is significant volatility in handling & storing a very flammable fuel. @ minimum, an increase in payroll, the system is maintenance intensive. Significant infrastructure investment, & government subsidy programs have proven long term unreliability👌
@@andyambrose2921 When, doubtful, YOU own & operate a VIABLE methane collection & Processing Facility, It is THEN we might enter a discussion. Till then, not interested in debating Wikipedia.
@@billupstateny9151 I was not intending to be contrary or argumentative in any way at all. I have heard of AD and just wondered if this was a thing of the future, or a thing of the past? I am not a farmer, so will never own a methane plant. And am surprised by your reaction.
Hello George dribble bar looking very well. I was thinking about the fastrac and I think you would be well capable of fixing the gearbox on you own with your knowledge of mechanics. It would be a lot of work but would save you thousands. Just something to think about. Enjoying the content
@@ambrosehartnett5735 Nothing Is impossible but it is unreasonable. He does not have an enclosed shop w/ required transmission jack etc & weather is changing. Daily routine on a dairy farm is demanding,
@@ambrosehartnett5735 To continue, which items in his routine should he delete to effect a transmission rebuild❓Do you see a large farm staff❓Trust George to tackle reasonable tasks, outsource the others.
wondered if you give me your thoughts on muck spreading do you find to have more weeds especailly fat hens after spreading bullock / cow muck mot sure whether its me but afterr having muck the last 3 years we seem to have more weeds or is just me but i do recommend it our spuds and brassica crops especially are a better sample where we have spread it
A decent bit of kit mate, I have never had a go of one personally, it was always the splash plate I had. Is it true that dribble bars take a bit of getting used to?
LIFE HAS SOME FUNNY LINKS IT WAS ONLY YESTURDAY i WAS LOOKING UP SPEADERS and how much I can put out on ass Ive not got cattle but I do have a septic tank at my new farm
On a different subject... you have spoiled me with Farming Simulator. I can't watch all those people who post videos that know nothing about farming. So, as soon as you fix the TW, fix the FT, fix the crawler and edit all the video on backlog lets get back to playing the game. That slurry spreader looks brilliant by the way! 👍
thats gonna make it easy for the grass to grow through that speader its a lot more suitable to the sort of farm planning to run thanks George when I get to the farm full time Ill post a video or two
That's a nice bit of kit , I had seen a couple of new ones at the National Ploughing Championships. Last week here in Ireland, lot's of trade stands . You and Mucker should come over next year . A great 3 days of ploughing and Trade stands . Nice video George 👍🚜🔧
Mint purchase that George. Great to see you got a wide one 👍🏻 . I think The 7.5metre ones are so inefficient .
Great video George good drone footage 👍👍👍🏴🇬🇧
Nice new toy , I seen that Gerry in Ireland trimmed his hoses a bit to lift them off ground . Great stuff 🏴🚜👍🏻
Enjoying the videos on your channel keep up the good work 🎥 now & all the best from here in Ireland 👍👍
Once again george a very interesting video. 👏👏👏👌
Nice bit of kit George all nice and shiny 🚜👍
Nice One George dribble bar looks good Thanks again
Great job George, very nice set up now, well wear👌👍🙂
Nice 👍 bit of kit George thanks for the video take care.
Great review George,all the best with the new equipment,thanks for the video🚜🐄💩👍
Very informative George - you sold it very well. Appears to be a sensible solution to a mucky process!
Nice piece of kit that is! Here in the Netherlands you also see a "top-pressure cylinder" on the bigger tanks with injectors on ehm. To keep pressure on the frontwheels of the tractors.
Great machinery George!
Good evening George, That is one good looking Machine and it look as if it does the job very well , You take care of yourself and stay safe and keep well.🚜🚜👍⭐️⭐️
Good vid George. Making best use of homegrown slurry is the way forward considering the price of fert. 👍
Thanks George great vid sir... Take care...
Evening George.
Have your seen Tom pemberton has fitted an aeration system into his slurry tank. Automated timer and helps to maintain consistency in the slurry. Keeps the entire storage tank the same and stops a crust. Amazing what can be done with bubbles !!
We don't need an aeration system, as we separate the solids out of the slurry before it enters the tank, hence we don't get a crust
Another great video george
Nice set up that George.
re bonjour George encore une belle vidéo😍👍👍👍
Interesting stuff young man!
Macerator high up like that keeps you from having Pemberton Pipes... XD. They had about 800l of road tailings in the tank and their kit's macerator is down low.
Top class george
Good stuff George, only had the splash fan plate, we had about a 3 year slurry pit so we only emptied it once completley in 8 years , had a water collection section for rain and run off efluent, this is where the slurry tanker would fill up, remember sucking up a lump of wood, tanker showed as full, found lump of wood poking out rear hatch, hammered it back in, tanker still pressurised and slurry and air came out all over me...good days though. that looks a slow process with the dribbler, ive seen the slurry incorporater with tubes in the soil, but the tractor was movinga lot quicker ??
Rather posh our George 👍👍
Well it’s been a shit Tuesday here weather wise, so seeing this video is very apt, great bit of kit though…..👍💪🇮🇲
Evening George, even Calmsden Farm didn't have one of those so I think that makes the score George Saunders 1 Saunders Farms 0. Keep up the good work, STAY SAFE.
nice set up . but bloody heavy
Thanks George for another interesting video. From what I can see as an armchair UA-cam expert, the dribble bars are very effective and I believe you can get stock onto the field straight away because the cows can eat between the rows. On another note I noticed that the slurry tank is well crusted. Have you considered installing air bubblers to keep the slurry liquid? My point of reference is Tom Pemberton.
You are spot on, the grass is still good to eat very soon after application. Maybe the video doesn't show it in enough detail. But there is no crust what so ever, we separate our muck so there is very little in the way of solids that make it into the tank👍
Hi George I live 10 mins away from we’re the tanks are made great tanks
Nice bit of kit.
Question, how would do if you wasn't able to spread muck in the permitted allowed window due to bad weather, is there any leeway?
Great video. I think I remember you doing a video on trimble gps for the tablets can you let me know if I am right as I am looking for something like that for work thank you
Hallo george Nice Film from slurry clip in Germany the same to cultiviting or your System. In tank must be a lot of pressure air. Is the slurry thick came not enough out
Great video George, Never knew so much shit could be so interesting 👍 What's the problem with YOUR TW? We got problems with ours , taking the cab off has been a twat , all the best Matt 👍
Fine dripple bar i worked for them if u where to change the wrapper what brand would u go and is that ur fsrm
That look better mate
When your filling and spreading the slurry how many PTO revs should you run the vacuum pump at?
Hey George, I just thought of another use of the slurry! Have a covered and sealed pressure dome fitted to the two slurry holding tanks this will let Methane build up in the top you can get a JCB Methane powered Tractor and use the Methane from the slurry to power that tractor. so another way to save on fuel for the farm and keep the Methane from upsetting the atmosphere as once the JCB Methane powered tractor has burned the Methane there is no harmful emissions left over. Just a thought. Cheers. 🚜
Not that simple, doubt George would collect near the gas volume necessary and the methane scrubber is extremely expensive, those NH or other manufacturers do not tolerate engine impurities in gaseous fuel. Also there is significant volatility in handling & storing a very flammable fuel. @ minimum, an increase in payroll, the system is maintenance intensive. Significant infrastructure investment, & government subsidy programs have proven long term unreliability👌
@@billupstateny9151 Interesting. Do the same issues apply to Anaerobic Digestors? Are they an economic future direction, or has the bubble burst?
@@andyambrose2921 there are channels devoted to this topic, suggest you visit those to continue your contrarian & argumentative posture.
@@andyambrose2921 When, doubtful, YOU own & operate a VIABLE methane collection & Processing Facility, It is THEN we might enter a discussion. Till then, not interested in debating Wikipedia.
@@billupstateny9151 I was not intending to be contrary or argumentative in any way at all. I have heard of AD and just wondered if this was a thing of the future, or a thing of the past? I am not a farmer, so will never own a methane plant. And am surprised by your reaction.
Is it necessary to rinse the dribble system after use to prevent future clogging 🚜🐮🍶❓🐄
Hello George dribble bar looking very well. I was thinking about the fastrac and I think you would be well capable of fixing the gearbox on you own with your knowledge of mechanics. It would be a lot of work but would save you thousands. Just something to think about. Enjoying the content
Especially if you are volunteering to drop over to help w/ that task🍶🤔❓
@@billupstateny9151 are you saying it is impossible?
@@ambrosehartnett5735 Nothing Is impossible but it is unreasonable. He does not have an enclosed shop w/ required transmission jack etc & weather is changing. Daily routine on a dairy farm is demanding,
@@ambrosehartnett5735 To continue, which items in his routine should he delete to effect a transmission rebuild❓Do you see a large farm staff❓Trust George to tackle reasonable tasks, outsource the others.
wondered if you give me your thoughts on muck spreading do you find to have more weeds especailly fat hens after spreading bullock / cow muck mot sure whether its me but afterr having muck the last 3 years we seem to have more weeds or is just me but i do recommend it our spuds and brassica crops especially are a better sample where we have spread it
A decent bit of kit mate, I have never had a go of one personally, it was always the splash plate I had. Is it true that dribble bars take a bit of getting used to?
spreading watery slurry no bother thick slurry is a different story ..
@@georgedoorley5628 cheers mate
13500 L per hectare?
If your in a nitrogen rollable zone, do you get some sort of grant to get the dribble bar?
We did get a grant for it but I'm unsure how much 👍
Good video George 👍 do. You need as much pressure with the dribble bar as you do with the splash plate 🤔 👍
Cheers Bob, no about half the pressure 👍
Thank you 👍
LIFE HAS SOME FUNNY LINKS IT WAS ONLY YESTURDAY i WAS LOOKING UP SPEADERS and how much I can put out on ass Ive not got cattle but I do have a septic tank at my new farm
Do you not have guidance on the 210,
Guidance but not autosteer
your spread rate is 8900 gallons per acre at your present spreading speed ...........according to your slurry quip app .....
On a different subject... you have spoiled me with Farming Simulator. I can't watch all those people who post videos that know nothing about farming. So, as soon as you fix the TW, fix the FT, fix the crawler and edit all the video on backlog lets get back to playing the game. That slurry spreader looks brilliant by the way! 👍
Think I'll get playing again before everything is fixed!😂