Thank you Dan for taking us through the beginning of 1st cut silage. Your mum is good with the GoPro top marks to her. Some great filming and shots of silage time. Great video Dan
That was fantastic Dan! You're brother is very good at filming too. You know what! Until you mentioned your logo I hadn't noticed it,I unfortunately have to say but it's fantastic.
I guess im asking randomly but does anybody know a method to get back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb forgot the login password. I would love any tricks you can give me.
@Juan Cassius i really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and Im trying it out now. Takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Very interesting footage. I noticed the control box for the Forage Box is just laid in the cab on a piece of cloth and not bolted to the cab as many others do. You seem to take far more care of your cab than most people. I have seen many 3 year old tractors, particularly on dairy farms that are covered in muck inside, the passenger seat chewed by a dog and been used as a store for pig sticks etc, etc.whereas your tractor is in very good nick and presumably that is reflected in the Trade In price you are offered whenever you decide to change ?
An excellent and very natural video. I’m in northern Ireland and we did our silage last week using an 1986 krone 2900 turbo wagon. Do you have to move the chains back during filling or do they move automatically? I always feel sorry for the man on the buck rake, but must say this man is doing a fine job and at least he is looking forward and not over his shoulder. Would you recommend the front loader for this job? Thank you again for this great video.
Person I’ve found when opening out a field with front and back mower I have the rear mower near the boundary becuse the rear mower has a brake back so if you hit something hard the mower swings back but the front mower the tractor will just push the bed into said object and then you’ve a mess
Hi nice video good work what your Tonnage like on your grass are Tonnage is down from last year we have do more with a forage box and less with the forage at the min the grass does not look like it’s growing for first cut what do you think thank
The big one does the mowing and raking, so the little one stays on the wagon. The little one runs the wagon better because it has more hydraulic flow which is needed for unloading.
great video keep them coming, I can only understand about half of what you are saying I had to smile when I turned on the cc reader it could not understand all you were saying. (Australia)
Got to ask. Why don't you drive up the pile with the loaderwagon instead of pushing it all up with the kubota? If you bring the grass where you want it on the pile, the loader tractor has more time to drive back and forth so making it tighter. Brings me to my 2nd question, why no duals on the kubota? You can get closer to the walls. It's not critisism, I'm very curious. Grtz from the netherlands ( maybe you want to take a look of how we're doing it, on my channel you can see it)
Your pits are setup for that style of unloading it wouldn’t work on a lot of British pits and ave seen some pictures and video of when driving up the pit goes wrong it ain’t good
That was a claas video 😆 (sorry couldn't help it 😂) nice to see things going smoothly, some great footage of everything working as well. Did you happen to work out the fuel consumption while mowing? Andy from "it's a farming life for me!" Has been getting people to post, see what people are getting
I did a little bit of mowing one evening, about 25 litres/hour at 12kph. I have no idea what that is in litres/acre as I'm too simple to work it out 🤣 The 5712 would tell you, but the 7614 doesn't. I've been a bit rubbish at watching other videos lately, I might have accidentally bought a new toy I've been playing with. Keep an eye on vintage Thursdays over the next few weeks 👁
@@CowfarmerDan i'll have to try work it later...cba now😂😂. Doesn't sound too shabby though for twin conditioners. Ohhhh, impulse buying? Saying that, im off to look at or another pile of 💩 to add to my fleet 😂😂
Thank you Dan for taking us through the beginning of 1st cut silage. Your mum is good with the GoPro top marks to her. Some great filming and shots of silage time. Great video Dan
I found your channel because of daggerwin
That was fantastic Dan! You're brother is very good at filming too. You know what! Until you mentioned your logo I hadn't noticed it,I unfortunately have to say but it's fantastic.
Thank you Robert, but the person driving the camera was me, Dan's Mum!!!
Great work Dan your mam did a mighty job on recording de best yet
Brilliant, I love siladge time. The mower setup looks to be working well for you.
Great video thanks for letting us hear the machines working. You have a good set up. Colin
Great video. Never seen a wagon working before. Really enjoyed that 👍
Great video Dan, looking forward to seeing part two👍
I guess im asking randomly but does anybody know a method to get back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb forgot the login password. I would love any tricks you can give me.
@Reuben Theo instablaster ;)
@Juan Cassius i really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and Im trying it out now.
Takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Juan Cassius It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my account!
@Reuben Theo Happy to help xD
Awww thanks hunny.
For my shout out xxx
LOL I enjoyed creating the logo for your channel xxx
Glad to help always.
Looking forward to seeing part 2..
Great video Dan nice one
Great honest video Dan. Thank you.
Brilliant to see you on it. Will be watching this in 2 parts haha. Doesn't feel like summer on this isolation! Glad to see you making the most of it 💪
Great video as always 🚜🚜🚜🚜
Great video Dan.
Good video Dan showin the operation from start to finish 👍 am sure u be hopin for some rain kick start the re growth for 2nd cut 👍👍
Desperate for rain Bob, very dry here now.
We been a bit luckier in havin some quite heavy rain showers during the nights here but still ground very dry ,
Great video as always dan
Very interesting footage. I noticed the control box for the Forage Box is just laid in the cab on a piece of cloth and not bolted to the cab as many others do. You seem to take far more care of your cab than most people. I have seen many 3 year old tractors, particularly on dairy farms that are covered in muck inside, the passenger seat chewed by a dog and been used as a store for pig sticks etc, etc.whereas your tractor is in very good nick and presumably that is reflected in the Trade In price you are offered whenever you decide to change ?
Great Vid we are all on because we are Forecast rain on Wednesday.
Great vid as always loved silage season
Great vidioe dan allways fun vidios to watch
For a split second there got the smell of silage making from when I used to live on a farm
Well done fella anther true video show people how things happen with very good explanations I think good old Boris could use you just right now Dan?
Cracking vid. Logo suits the channel
Great video. Thankyou.
An excellent and very natural video. I’m in northern Ireland and we did our silage last week using an 1986 krone 2900 turbo wagon. Do you have to move the chains back during filling or do they move automatically? I always feel sorry for the man on the buck rake, but must say this man is doing a fine job and at least he is looking forward and not over his shoulder. Would you recommend the front loader for this job? Thank you again for this great video.
Person I’ve found when opening out a field with front and back mower I have the rear mower near the boundary becuse the rear mower has a brake back so if you hit something hard the mower swings back but the front mower the tractor will just push the bed into said object and then you’ve a mess
Great video.
Cool lil logo indeed.
Hi nice video good work what your Tonnage like on your grass are Tonnage is down from last year we have do more with a forage box and less with the forage at the min the grass does not look like it’s growing for first cut what do you think thank
Great video nice bit of grass 👍 is it quite slower using wagon compared to forager? I guess it alot labour and machinery saving
How was yield?
great vid as normal Sir
Good vid. What's the reason for not putting the bigger Massey on the wagon and smaller one on the rake?
The big one does the mowing and raking, so the little one stays on the wagon. The little one runs the wagon better because it has more hydraulic flow which is needed for unloading.
Drive with back mower on hedge. If you hit a stone mower will spring back 👌
Hi Dan, what is the average output of the mowers and forage wagon? Thinking of doing our own silaging again
👍👌🇨🇦❤, is the front mower ran by hydraulic pump and the rear by pto? Or both hydraulic driven, nice job, great drone shots
Both 1000 rpm pto driven
great video keep them coming, I can only understand about half of what you are saying I had to smile when I turned on the cc reader it could not understand all you were saying. (Australia)
How many cows do you have on your farm as a total and how many millers at any one time?
Great Video! What part of Wiltshire are you in? I live in Trowbridge but work on a small farm near Swindon.
Got to ask. Why don't you drive up the pile with the loaderwagon instead of pushing it all up with the kubota? If you bring the grass where you want it on the pile, the loader tractor has more time to drive back and forth so making it tighter. Brings me to my 2nd question, why no duals on the kubota? You can get closer to the walls. It's not critisism, I'm very curious. Grtz from the netherlands ( maybe you want to take a look of how we're doing it, on my channel you can see it)
that pit is indoors .......would would hit the roof with the wagon before long ..........
Your pits are setup for that style of unloading it wouldn’t work on a lot of British pits and ave seen some pictures and video of when driving up the pit goes wrong it ain’t good
I thought it took a long time to unload but then I realised there was a LOT to unload
That was a claas video 😆 (sorry couldn't help it 😂) nice to see things going smoothly, some great footage of everything working as well. Did you happen to work out the fuel consumption while mowing? Andy from "it's a farming life for me!" Has been getting people to post, see what people are getting
I did a little bit of mowing one evening, about 25 litres/hour at 12kph.
I have no idea what that is in litres/acre as I'm too simple to work it out 🤣
The 5712 would tell you, but the 7614 doesn't.
I've been a bit rubbish at watching other videos lately, I might have accidentally bought a new toy I've been playing with.
Keep an eye on vintage Thursdays over the next few weeks 👁
@@CowfarmerDan i'll have to try work it later...cba now😂😂. Doesn't sound too shabby though for twin conditioners.
Ohhhh, impulse buying? Saying that, im off to look at or another pile of 💩 to add to my fleet 😂😂
How many days does it take to pick up with the wagon? And how many acres?
Are you going tlupgrade wagons sometime? We run a krone ax310gl
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It looks like hard work on the pit with the tractor and loader.why not a tractor and buckrake?
Because it's easier to look forward all day than have a buckrake on the back of the tractor.
@@CowfarmerDan why not a buck rake on the front links of the big massey and kubota on the rake or is the kubota purely for loader work?
Big tractor does both mowing and raking, it's just easier to leave the Kubota to do the clamp.
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Are you and funky farmer trying to see who can look like the best homeless man with your beards 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Are Massy Ferguson a good tractor Dan
The best by many miles William.
why the bloody music