Good video & really nice selection of different shots! 1st time I've scene this Baler/Wrapper Combo in action, looks a great machine & the continous balling is a huge benefit!
Thank Ryan. I've been waiting months to see this, was hoping to catch it on silage. But you can't always have it your own way. Impressive kit for sure though
Hi Aaron interesting piece of kit looked to be doing a good job but not the heaviest of crops and be interesting to see it on silage if you get chance later in the year maybe good video well filmed I should think fry’s be happy with the video 👍
Was only some light haylage, So wasnt really a test for it. Yeah I'm to catch it in some silage. Yeah they're, wasn't there long so did the best I could
Very cool piece of technology. But to be honest: under these conditions... i am quite sure, almost every machine would work perfect! Nevertheless: i find it is a great machine. Hope that the technique and the amount of moving parts will withstand the rough conditions in the fields of the world... Greetings from south tyrol, the northest part of italy. Wolfgang
It is a very cool piece of machinery Wolfgang. time will tell on the machine withstanding conditions etc. You live in a really nice part of europe, very scenic area. Thanks for watching . Aaron
We baled a field very similar to this last season and wrapping on the stubble was impossible. In the end we carted them to another site where the stubble wouldn't poke holes in the wrap. How did they get on with these bales? A cross between this and the self propelled vermeer baler would be the one to have!
A beautiful combination, great video!
Thanks, an impressive baler
Good video & really nice selection of different shots! 1st time I've scene this Baler/Wrapper Combo in action, looks a great machine & the continous balling is a huge benefit!
Thank Ryan. I've been waiting months to see this, was hoping to catch it on silage. But you can't always have it your own way. Impressive kit for sure though
Awesome machine... I really love it and i want it!!! And beautifull video without music and original machine sound. Really impressed. Cheera
Nice video and combination, the baler does a good job-. Greets Stefan
Thanks Stefan, i waited ages to see this baler in action
Hi Aaron interesting piece of kit looked to be doing a good job but not the heaviest of crops and be interesting to see it on silage if you get chance later in the year maybe good video well filmed I should think fry’s be happy with the video 👍
Was only some light haylage, So wasnt really a test for it. Yeah I'm to catch it in some silage. Yeah they're, wasn't there long so did the best I could
Very cool piece of technology. But to be honest: under these conditions... i am quite sure, almost every machine would work perfect!
Nevertheless: i find it is a great machine. Hope that the technique and the amount of moving parts will withstand the rough conditions in the fields of the world...
Greetings from south tyrol, the northest part of italy.
Wolfgang
It is a very cool piece of machinery Wolfgang. time will tell on the machine withstanding conditions etc.
You live in a really nice part of europe, very scenic area.
Thanks for watching .
Aaron
Good video, local contractor had one last summer to try bought a third mchale fusion though!
oh right, impressive idea though
We baled a field very similar to this last season and wrapping on the stubble was impossible. In the end we carted them to another site where the stubble wouldn't poke holes in the wrap. How did they get on with these bales? A cross between this and the self propelled vermeer baler would be the one to have!
Few holes will not hurt the hay, the wrap is to protect the day from rain.
hay not day
Fascinating technique. 👍
yes it is Thomas, was impressed with the bale crossover
Wow what a beautiful combination.
Certainly is :)
Nice video...... does she have 2 bale chambers???
Yes she does
So far every video has been of bailing hay a wrapping it I would like to see this bailer working in a heavy moist June silage crop
i would of as well, but i didn't get to see it until this week Ethan
This machine is not for making silage.
Looks like the hay was dry enough that it did not need to get wrapped.
If only every field in the country had flat land
would be interesting to see it working on some steepish land
@@AgriVidsProductions I've seen a video of one of these machines dropping the bale on its side, so it could work on hilly areas too!
I’m in Korea. good watching
Prachtig als het allemaal werkt en je geen storing hebt. Maar dat is vaak het probleem bij vicon
Great video as always, pity about the tractor
all getting the same nowadays Luke
Do he not no u don't have 2 stop with them
Wwszz