Have just come home going to watch Farmer Phil Happy Sunday evening we will relax after a busy Sunday day.Our favourite farmer’s fantastic videos to watch.GodBless and peace love to Ireland 🇮🇪.
Good video. Why not do the right thing like you learnt at college and sow the headland last. Even try it in one field and I guarantee you will see a huge difference. I never seen anyone sow the headlands first.
That's a serious tool Phil, and the bigger tyres make some difference. Thanks for another entertaining video. Ps father Phil makes me laugh in every video he's in👍
Good video always drill headland last with combi drill we always used to plough and drill or I’ll get the plough man to do the same number of passes round that way you know where to lift in and out.
Great to see the seed being sown at last, a good hand brush or paint brush would be handy to keep in the cab for the dusty cab, also i was wonderin what the outrigger does on the pottinger ? Is it for gps or somethin ? 🙂
better off drilling the headlands after the field work with a combi drill like that one Phil, I know there will be some overlaps but the finished product will be neater and the power harrow will fluff up whats been turned on nicely. Also the drill will have a half width shut off , for the first time round to make ya sprayer headland tramline match up, just dont forget to put it back to full width haha
@@FARMERPHIL3690 yeah I know what you mean , we used to just lift up when what you can see of the bonnet tip was in line with the edge of the field , wasn’t far off 5 times round the headlands give it take half a width … Cracking video though, should all be up in a week and looking well 👍👍
To do your half run, can u not shut off half the coulters from the cab on that sower? Also is that the sower that will do spacing for maize and beet? If u still had the smaller wheels you would likely be going a split gear faster.
Your hitting my wheelhouse now. Compaction. Dump the Bridgestone, dump the front weight in favour of a press or something that you lift on the headlands and let down when your going up and down the field. We try plough main field, sow then plough and sow headlands but shy of that sow headlands last !! That was your not turning on what you’ve already sown and doing a certain amount of tilling to take out your tracks
we had a 6600 once which had those plastic screens in fron the rad , well the numpty driving it only ever looked at the fuel gauge , (twat) cooked the engine yep fucked it completely phil , new engine , so get them rads blown out & save a few Bob !!! magic video time ......
Whether you sow the headlands first or last depends on a lot of things like your type of soil, the drill used and the personal choice of the person doing the sowing, some types of soil compact like concrete and others do not compact that much, my own soils compact like concrete so we sow the headlands last after a gentle rip up with a triple K before we drill spring barley with a Massey 30 combination disc drill that has fertilizer and seed drilled direct together, the winter barley headlands are not even ploughed until the center of the field is already one passed drilled with seed only
Did you have to recalibrate your tractor when you put larger tyres on for the 4 wheel drive system. I was advised by claas to do it on my big Renault ares, enjoyed the video.😊👌
You need a degree in maths to be a farmer nowadays. Even the screens look complicated. When you talk about ‘putting in tramlines’, is that leaving a seedless gap the width of the tractor wheels?
Today farming (for the most part) in Ireland has become the domain of the wealthy landowner and multinational corporations… As the kami-kaze sanctions, ricochetting violently back from Russia wreak havoc upon the Euro, the EU and the Irish economy, farming will inevitably return from whence it came. This is a good thing. Will I have sympathy for the wealthy landowners who pretend to be farmers? No, I will not, as they are today’s landed gentry who feign kinship with the land and its people.
Have just come home going to watch Farmer Phil Happy Sunday evening we will relax after a busy Sunday day.Our favourite farmer’s fantastic videos to watch.GodBless and peace love to Ireland 🇮🇪.
Good video. Why not do the right thing like you learnt at college and sow the headland last. Even try it in one field and I guarantee you will see a huge difference. I never seen anyone sow the headlands first.
Another great video farmer Phil nice bit of drilling Phil 👍👍👍👍
Perfect viewing for a Sunday evening! thanks Phil. No down time...you're promoting your beef when you're having your dinner😂. Fine looking outfit !
The 6499 is a beast of a tractor! Greetings from Belgium father Phil
That Pottinger looks interesting.
Pottinger make really good machines 👍
Videos just keep getting better, keep them coming Phil!
Sure a farmer near me can sow maze with his pottinger combi. He did a field last year with maze and a partner crop. Nice kit.
Fine looking drill. Some lads around leave the headlands till last even when ploughed
Brilliant video Phil the 6499 looks really well with the Pottinger seed drill 👍🏻👌🏼
That looks a well made drill and doing great job.
That wheel diameter thing really does fornicate with one's cranium. Cool vid and excellent editing.
These make my Sunday 👌keep them coming
Great video Phil and a nice piece of kit 👌
Good video Phil that was a fine feed of beef, some dust in the rads, nice machine the pottinger
Brilliant video Farmer Phil nice tractor & Drill.
Great Video Phil great bit of drone footage that’s a fine looking drill
That's my Sunday evening sorted watching you lads hard at it with fancy demo gear
Really enjoy the videos and the explanation for how everything works. Cheers from Boston Mass.
That's a serious tool Phil, and the bigger tyres make some difference. Thanks for another entertaining video. Ps father Phil makes me laugh in every video he's in👍
Great video phil, nice demo machine, think I would of done headlands last.
Great video, lovely finish behind the sower 👍
It's a responsible job and your not responsible 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'll defo use that one 👍
Nice demo , its a responsible job and I'm not responsible 🤣🤣
Good video always drill headland last with combi drill we always used to plough and drill or I’ll get the plough man to do the same number of passes round that way you know where to lift in and out.
I always sow the headland's last they get a run with a ripper to lift the compaction after up and downs are done
Seems crazy drilling headlands first with power Harrow combo I’ve never seen
Great to see the seed being sown at last, a good hand brush or paint brush would be handy to keep in the cab for the dusty cab, also i was wonderin what the outrigger does on the pottinger ? Is it for gps or somethin ? 🙂
Did he buy the compressor yet ,that s some bit of kit
better off drilling the headlands after the field work with a combi drill like that one Phil, I know there will be some overlaps but the finished product will be neater and the power harrow will fluff up whats been turned on nicely. Also the drill will have a half width shut off , for the first time round to make ya sprayer headland tramline match up, just dont forget to put it back to full width haha
I was afraid if I’d done it that way without having anyway to know when to lift and drop I’d either wildly overlap or miss it altogether
@@FARMERPHIL3690 yeah I know what you mean , we used to just lift up when what you can see of the bonnet tip was in line with the edge of the field , wasn’t far off 5 times round the headlands give it take half a width …
Cracking video though, should all be up in a week and looking well 👍👍
Excellent video.
We set the middle of our fields first and pull a grubber 6 inches deep around the headland before setting them, works fairly well
Just about to watch farmer phil now
Great video Phil very nice set up
Class video again Phil and father and bro. Nice machine. Time for the cheque book 😀🚜☘
A GREAT VIDEO PHIL I WILL HAVE TO PURCHASE SOME OF YOUR BEEF
Wonder how many extra tramlines Father Phil will have this year
Good man farmer Phil scan 🤙👌
re bonjour encore une très belle vidéo , bon courage a vous pour la suite 😍👍👍👍
To do your half run, can u not shut off half the coulters from the cab on that sower? Also is that the sower that will do spacing for maize and beet?
If u still had the smaller wheels you would likely be going a split gear faster.
Looking great
Great video lads drill looking good 👍
Your hitting my wheelhouse now. Compaction. Dump the Bridgestone, dump the front weight in favour of a press or something that you lift on the headlands and let down when your going up and down the field. We try plough main field, sow then plough and sow headlands but shy of that sow headlands last !! That was your not turning on what you’ve already sown and doing a certain amount of tilling to take out your tracks
Could ye plumb the air on back of 6499 to have an airgun always available for cleaning out cab and rads?? Only job for keeping machines running cool.
I'm just waiting for silage vids now
Brilliant job your a natural
Headlands last barley will come up a lot More even.
Deadly stuff as always lads
Would your 6499 not use a radar for the area worked? Running off wheel speed wouldn't take into account for wheel slip, tyre size and wear etc?
Excellent
Yeah course you will get it done Phil. Can’t you just recalibrate the radar or the forward speed sensors because you have changed tyre profile?
6:50 Why have you a John Deere sticker on a Massey tractor? 😂😂😂
we had a 6600 once which had those plastic screens in fron the rad , well the numpty driving it only ever looked at the fuel gauge , (twat) cooked the engine yep fucked it completely phil , new engine , so get them rads blown out & save a few Bob !!! magic video time ......
Would ye not use the GPS as you'd have the field marked for next year then?
Enjoyed
What is the reason for the disc marker or tram lines when it’s only as wide as the tractor?
Phil is there a reason why u sowed headland first most people sow them last
Who was driving the fert spreader tractor at the start (ahead of your dad)
Question is would you buy one ? Can you put grass on the app
Yes you can add grass along with a whole lot of other crops
nice video!
We put in cubicalis just after that grave yard
Whether you sow the headlands first or last depends on a lot of things like your type of soil, the drill used and the personal choice of the person doing the sowing, some types of soil compact like concrete and others do not compact that much, my own soils compact like concrete so we sow the headlands last after a gentle rip up with a triple K before we drill spring barley with a Massey 30 combination disc drill that has fertilizer and seed drilled direct together, the winter barley headlands are not even ploughed until the center of the field is already one passed drilled with seed only
Will you set some Maize with it too?
Name of take away where u get your burgers?
Big bites ballymahon
@@FARMERPHIL3690 I'm here starvin lookin at you tackling that burger !! 😜 ( super vid again 👍👍👍) .
has it not got 1/2 drill shut off ?
When’s bro coming back on the camera
Sweet
Evening
I’m not convinced drilling straight into spring ploughing why not knock down with cultivator first 🤔and why is he doing headlands first 🤨🤨
I thought the 6499 had an air compressor on the tractor.
It dose yes but I hadn’t an airline
Headlands last your turning on your Headlands so do them last
Where is the 3690
On the Tedder with the Christmas lights still on it 🙄
Recently had my grass seed drilled with a similar machine, these things can chew concrete
When you're making a tram line just reverse back on the headland so u now that were your tram is
Did you have to recalibrate your tractor when you put larger tyres on for the 4 wheel drive system. I was advised by claas to do it on my big Renault ares, enjoyed the video.😊👌
Allways first
Where’s the 3075
Hallo. Or Morning . Plss Phile ,replie to me , I want to apply for a farm work ,can you plss help me ?
Another way is do 4 x round the headland then turn in side that then finish the ends so taking out the wheelings 🤔👍👌
Feeding the algorithm
You need a degree in maths to be a farmer nowadays. Even the screens look complicated.
When you talk about ‘putting in tramlines’, is that leaving a seedless gap the width of the tractor wheels?
Phill Where's those spuds
Today farming (for the most part) in Ireland has become the domain of the wealthy landowner and multinational corporations… As the kami-kaze sanctions, ricochetting violently back from Russia wreak havoc upon the Euro, the EU and the Irish economy, farming will inevitably return from whence it came. This is a good thing. Will I have sympathy for the wealthy landowners who pretend to be farmers? No, I will not, as they are today’s landed gentry who feign kinship with the land and its people.
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