Forgive me. I know nothing about farming. But every time I see one of these irrigation sprinklers I have to pull over to the size of the road and watch it in amazement. When you've watered one part of the farm, HOW do you move the whole thing to another part of the farm, to water other acreage?? Is the water source I see feeding it, just one of several that you have on a farm? Or do you add more sections to it, like extending the length of a ladder? I realize that it pivots when using a specific ground water source. But when you are finished with that source, and want to uses another source on the other side of the farm is there some way to drive the whole unit in tandem, like a caterpillar. Sorry, if this sounds like a stupid question. But I've been trying to figure this out.
Where we are located there is usually a well for every pivot so they don't move from field to field. On dry years these pivots don't shut off very often.
@@builtnelsontough thank you for answering my extensive question. Now I will feel a lot more intelligent when I see one of these things on the side of the road.
The tower box controls each tower, telling it when to move. When the tower outside of it moves a certain amount, it trips a switch that sends power to the motor on that tower and tells it to start moving. Because this tower is inside the next tower 179' it has a shorter circle circumference and after roughly 15 seconds it catches up to the tower outside and trips the switch again to shut it off. There is also a secondary switch that trips if the tower outside gets to far ahead and shuts the whole system off. This usually means there is a broken part not allowing the tower to run and stay in line.
Thank you I'm indian and I'm new in Saudi Arabia and I have big problem (safety wire and reverse, forward wire ) if you have Any vedio then send me धंनेवाद🙏🙏🙏🙏
might as well build them in-place.. and skipping the towing-in phase. There's times building them off to the side then towing them in later works too.. like this winter when the snow was 4 feet deep across the field..
No way this pivot was up in 1 day. Those guys are slower than us and we average a complete span per day. Also the sprinklers aren't on and the pivot is up, big mistake. There is a video on TH-cam showing a genuine quick build. Those guys don't have time to stand around. AAAA or something, check that out.
Sorry boys but the way those guys are moving I don’t believe it I’ve built one in 12 and wired and running with hose’s sprinkler in central Washington I built Irragation pivots for 17 years just for my father-in-law Fred’s custom circle repair in business for over 30 years 🤙🏽👊🏽
Wow! In less than 10 hours... where is it installed?
Forgive me. I know nothing about farming. But every time I see one of these irrigation sprinklers I have to pull over to the size of the road and watch it in amazement. When you've watered one part of the farm, HOW do you move the whole thing to another part of the farm, to water other acreage?? Is the water source I see feeding it, just one of several that you have on a farm? Or do you add more sections to it, like extending the length of a ladder?
I realize that it pivots when using a specific ground water source. But when you are finished with that source, and want to uses another source on the other side of the farm is there some way to drive the whole unit in tandem, like a caterpillar. Sorry, if this sounds like a stupid question. But I've been trying to figure this out.
Where we are located there is usually a well for every pivot so they don't move from field to field. On dry years these pivots don't shut off very often.
@@builtnelsontough thank you for answering my extensive question. Now I will feel a lot more intelligent when I see one of these things on the side of the road.
Um what about hoses, sprinklers, tower boxes, wiring etc
Explain the tower boxes function
The tower box controls each tower, telling it when to move. When the tower outside of it moves a certain amount, it trips a switch that sends power to the motor on that tower and tells it to start moving. Because this tower is inside the next tower 179' it has a shorter circle circumference and after roughly 15 seconds it catches up to the tower outside and trips the switch again to shut it off. There is also a secondary switch that trips if the tower outside gets to far ahead and shuts the whole system off. This usually means there is a broken part not allowing the tower to run and stay in line.
Thank you
I'm indian and I'm new in Saudi Arabia and I have big problem (safety wire and reverse, forward wire ) if you have Any vedio then send me
धंनेवाद🙏🙏🙏🙏
Why this machine didn't have drop hoses and sprinklers ?
They were back ordered, we had to go back and put them on later
Ok not to boast or anything but the guys that build pivots for our company can put up 2- 7 towers in one day
Yeah we aren’t the fastest, this was just one of our better builds, but we don’t build very many a year unfortunately.
Why don’t you just build em next to one another and tow em In cowboy style like us outlaws do
might as well build them in-place.. and skipping the towing-in phase. There's times building them off to the side then towing them in later works too.. like this winter when the snow was 4 feet deep across the field..
7 people 😂 fuck that 3 people will do it just as fast if not quicker in nz
No way this pivot was up in 1 day. Those guys are slower than us and we average a complete span per day. Also the sprinklers aren't on and the pivot is up, big mistake.
There is a video on TH-cam showing a genuine quick build. Those guys don't have time to stand around. AAAA or something, check that out.
@Miah Ulrich there is only 2 of us.
Sorry boys but the way those guys are moving I don’t believe it I’ve built one in 12 and wired and running with hose’s sprinkler in central Washington I built Irragation pivots for 17 years just for my father-in-law Fred’s custom circle repair in business for over 30 years 🤙🏽👊🏽
Very very nice
Catect number please