An amazing piece of machinery. Genuine concern about performance in everyday, practical application. I was up close to one at the World Ag Expo in Tulare, Ca last year. Interested to see if these become industry standard.
TheBojengles yeah I'm wondering how it would handle our frozen silage pile expecially the rock solid cover layer. It also looks like lots and lots of maintenance. More work than it would be worm for us just winter feeding for our beef cattle.
Or I could just get a skid steer and a dump truck and have way more versatility for a fraction of the price, even cheaper if I'm the one operating it instead of an employee.
damn... people upload video to youtube don't know how get money from ....... complete amateur picture people can buy high end cellphone but when recording video only 360p vertical then upload to TH-cam sometimes horizontal then vertical
compared to what?? i worked at a goatfarm in the 1980s where we had to cut hay silage with an axe and then shuffle the silage in to a wheel barrow to feed 100 goats,,, it was 3 to 4 hour backbreaking work every day... this maskine had done the same job in a few minuts.. the 2 last years i worked at that farm, the owner bought a winch that ran on rail in the roof with a silage claw. it sawed us for all the axing . but we still had to use a sledge hammer to knock the silage claws down in to the silage,, but not to deep becouse the winch lifted max 1 ton,, hehe
An amazing piece of machinery. Genuine concern about performance in everyday, practical application. I was up close to one at the World Ag Expo in Tulare, Ca last year. Interested to see if these become industry standard.
TheBojengles yeah I'm wondering how it would handle our frozen silage pile expecially the rock solid cover layer. It also looks like lots and lots of maintenance. More work than it would be worm for us just winter feeding for our beef cattle.
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Your grandma and pop pop watched this from Georgia. I thought farming was hard work.. looks like it can be fun too.
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Looks good to me ,
The cows look like they approve of it too !
Very good machine and how much price
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How much price?
Or I could just get a skid steer and a dump truck and have way more versatility for a fraction of the price, even cheaper if I'm the one operating it instead of an employee.
How do you mix a tmr in a dump truck?
Nice.
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Really interesting that Farming Simulator 17 machine like that only up to 40° to 50° but this video pretty higher than that? Wow?
Because FS17 is a video game and this is real life. Kind of like World of Tanks.
White Hyde
True
Is it milking as well?
no but it saves a lot of work if you have more than 2000 cows to feed i guess. hehe
@Andrea Mariani also another machine to run which you cant afford because you have a small farm
Price
Why don’t you say what is being loaded
It's a neat machine but I think it's way too slow to load
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Faresin industrie ????
Yes, partnership with them! Supreme tub, Farisen chassis.
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In the end of the day that will be one big clusterfuck. Moldy wet feed left over
MasaAllha
damn... people upload video to youtube don't know how get money from .......
complete amateur picture people can buy high end cellphone but when recording video only 360p vertical then upload to TH-cam
sometimes horizontal then vertical
This is true 💯 my friend they have no concern
Beau spectacle ? Messieurs 😂😂😂
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Msmamario
Too slowwww
compared to what?? i worked at a goatfarm in the 1980s where we had to cut hay silage with an axe and then shuffle the silage in to a wheel barrow to feed 100 goats,,, it was 3 to 4 hour backbreaking work every day...
this maskine had done the same job in a few minuts..
the 2 last years i worked at that farm, the owner bought a winch that ran on rail in the roof with a silage claw.
it sawed us for all the axing . but we still had to use a sledge hammer to knock the silage claws down in to the silage,, but not to deep becouse the winch lifted max 1 ton,, hehe
Trés mal filmé!!!..*
Défauts cachés...
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Unsustainable.