I had both on demo olly. I went with the spread a bale because of the dust that the teagle was producing. I was mindful of creating pneumonia issues with the calves and young stock. If you are building a new shed and are able to drive in for bedding, I would go for spread a bale.
Great video 📹 Olly. Both machines are very well made and look amazing but I think the teagle telehawk Is More Suited to your farm especially as the teagle has the spout to spread the straw which is more accurate 👍
Teagle for me we had a teagle and a spreadabale on our dairy farm had our teagle for 7 years its been fantastic purchase and saved a lot of straw in the process
Hi Olly another good video, my choice is teagle I have seen both working both with a bit of age to them and the one still working perfectly is the teagle . Thanks 😊
The Spread-a-bale seems to be simpler and will likely require less fuel to run, but will likely not tear up the straw as much, which can be a benefit or a drawback, all depending on what end result you are looking for.
Teagle telehawk seems more suited to your setup. I am not a farmer but your excellent descriptions of both tools. And the footage we see. The Teagle seems the better fit.
I just had the very same decision to make I’ve a manitou 635 and went with the spread a bale midi. I didn’t like the way you needed an extra oil return pipe fitting on the teagle plus it was very dusty. I put a new shed up and made a feed passage way at the front so I could shut the cattle in it while I drove in behind the to bed up the main part of the shed. I got the midi because it also takes square bales which will help at harvest and be able to get twice the weight of straw in the same space in the shed. We had a 630 manitou first it was the best thing we ever did changing to a 635 very slightly wider which makes it more stable
Big decision both machines are spot on however the Teagle tele hawk would be your best option better chop with the straw you’ll find the spreadable will cause hassle with the straw binding within the rotors and the belt will wear down a lot.
If you intend to bed the sheds while the animals are still in the shed,we found the spread-a-bale was a lot safer,because the straw does not be spread with the same velocity as a straw blower,and if there is some stones in it,they are very dangerous through the blower to the animals eyes..therefore we chose the spread-a-bale for that reason...another plus of the spread-a-bale is that if the straw gets stuck in the rotors,it is simple to reverse it,to free it,without having to get out of the cab..but with the teagle,it was hard manual work to free a choke..finally I would definately recommend the midi spread-a-bale over the mini,because you can fit in 2 round bales or any size of square bale,and isn't that much heavier than the mini,especially when it's a telehandler that you have.the mini is really best suited to tractor mounted loaders
Got a spread a bale midi handles fine on a 7042 Weidemann. Had a telehawk 2 year ago and got rid of it after a year and bought a new spread a bale. It’s just too complicated.
Hi Olly, I think out of the 2 the spread a bale world be better for your farm as if you get a new shed you would want something that would spread further as the Teagle seems as if it wouldn’t cover as much area as the spread a bale would, anyway I think they’re both great machines, hope this helps.
A few years back I visited a round house and loved it, the only issue is once the cows are out it can only be used for one purpose, a multipurpose rectangle shed gives more options I.e. grain storage, woodchip, straw, machinery storage, aswell as cattle.
@@OllysFarmLtd hi respect that thought, we used to keep machinery and round bales of straw, glad you are liking Cornish built teagle chopper, used to have an 8080 teagle chopper trailed hitched up to our Nuffield 4/65 to bed down the roundhouse
I use a tomahawk, I don't really like it. Does a really good job, but lots of faff. They are a pain to unblock because it blocks around the edges of the fly wheel, so you can't get in easily to clear. Also eats shear bolts.
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I had both on demo olly. I went with the spread a bale because of the dust that the teagle was producing. I was mindful of creating pneumonia issues with the calves and young stock. If you are building a new shed and are able to drive in for bedding, I would go for spread a bale.
Great video 📹 Olly. Both machines are very well made and look amazing but I think the teagle telehawk Is More Suited to your farm especially as the teagle has the spout to spread the straw which is more accurate 👍
Teagle for me we had a teagle and a spreadabale on our dairy farm had our teagle for 7 years its been fantastic purchase and saved a lot of straw in the process
Hi Olly another good video, my choice is teagle I have seen both working both with a bit of age to them and the one still working perfectly is the teagle . Thanks 😊
The Spread-a-bale seems to be simpler and will likely require less fuel to run, but will likely not tear up the straw as much, which can be a benefit or a drawback, all depending on what end result you are looking for.
Teagle telehawk seems more suited to your setup. I am not a farmer but your excellent descriptions of both tools. And the footage we see. The Teagle seems the better fit.
I just had the very same decision to make I’ve a manitou 635 and went with the spread a bale midi. I didn’t like the way you needed an extra oil return pipe fitting on the teagle plus it was very dusty. I put a new shed up and made a feed passage way at the front so I could shut the cattle in it while I drove in behind the to bed up the main part of the shed. I got the midi because it also takes square bales which will help at harvest and be able to get twice the weight of straw in the same space in the shed.
We had a 630 manitou first it was the best thing we ever did changing to a 635 very slightly wider which makes it more stable
Fantastic video Olly very nice from what you said I think they are as good as each other but I would go for the telehawk
The spreader bale unit I would choose now there 👍👍
Big decision both machines are spot on however the Teagle tele hawk would be your best option better chop with the straw you’ll find the spreadable will cause hassle with the straw binding within the rotors and the belt will wear down a lot.
I’d say the Teagle is more suited to your farm Olly especially with how confident you feel with it.
Thanks Kai, having used it for a few days it’s becoming easier to operate 🙏
Great video the teagle should stay 👍👍
It looks like your heart is set on the telehawk 😊
Cost difference may say it as well… what is the difference?
If you intend to bed the sheds while the animals are still in the shed,we found the spread-a-bale was a lot safer,because the straw does not be spread with the same velocity as a straw blower,and if there is some stones in it,they are very dangerous through the blower to the animals eyes..therefore we chose the spread-a-bale for that reason...another plus of the spread-a-bale is that if the straw gets stuck in the rotors,it is simple to reverse it,to free it,without having to get out of the cab..but with the teagle,it was hard manual work to free a choke..finally I would definately recommend the midi spread-a-bale over the mini,because you can fit in 2 round bales or any size of square bale,and isn't that much heavier than the mini,especially when it's a telehandler that you have.the mini is really best suited to tractor mounted loaders
Got a spread a bale midi handles fine on a 7042 Weidemann. Had a telehawk 2 year ago and got rid of it after a year and bought a new spread a bale. It’s just too complicated.
invented by Mike Hughes , i bought No 54 spread a bale back in 2003 great machine for round bales as they unroll easy
Spreadabale much less dust! Less dusty atmosphere for the cattle.
Cool long fan but couldn’t sub till now but we have a Teagle tomahawk
Teagle suits your farm I feel.
How far do they both fling straw out in metres,from front of machine,olly
Definitely the spread a bale ❤
You are not talking about price? Are they roughly the same? The spreadabale looks a lot cheaper as less moving parts etc.
Great machine analysis. Both good but Teagle better suited to your set up.
Belle vidéo Olly's Farm 👍🚜🚨
Hi Olly, I think out of the 2 the spread a bale world be better for your farm as if you get a new shed you would want something that would spread further as the Teagle seems as if it wouldn’t cover as much area as the spread a bale would, anyway I think they’re both great machines, hope this helps.
Cornish Teagle Olly
The telehawk would be more versatile. I would have riper over knives because longer straw seems to keen stock more dry and goes further
Ever thought of going for a roundhouse ideal for teagle, importantly health of your cattle
A few years back I visited a round house and loved it, the only issue is once the cows are out it can only be used for one purpose, a multipurpose rectangle shed gives more options I.e. grain storage, woodchip, straw, machinery storage, aswell as cattle.
@@OllysFarmLtd hi respect that thought, we used to keep machinery and round bales of straw, glad you are liking Cornish built teagle chopper, used to have an 8080 teagle chopper trailed hitched up to our Nuffield 4/65 to bed down the roundhouse
Defo the spreadabale more compact machine and better for the cattle we’ve had them both on demo and spreadabale won hands down so we purchased 2
Telehawk seems to be more solid machine and it is what you are looking for.
Deffo the Teagle tells hawk
I use a tomahawk, I don't really like it. Does a really good job, but lots of faff. They are a pain to unblock because it blocks around the edges of the fly wheel, so you can't get in easily to clear. Also eats shear bolts.
Have you tried the updated models? The telehawks design is super simple and I haven’t been able to block it yet 😉
Is probably a fair few years old to be fair. Does also depend alot on bales as well, they don't like a damp bale
Telehawk
Teagle telehawk seems more suited for your situation as you stated the spreader bale does no not have the accuracy like the telehawk
The teagle
the Telehawk
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teagle I would keep
Oh yea teagle do break allot but is mainly the belts
Where are there belts on a Teagle??????
Teagle best straw blowers about
Olly , Joe Seels talking about which straw spreader would be best for you in his latest video 25th March 👍🏼
Thanks I’ll tune in and watch when I get in tonight ;)
Telehawk it is
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Spread a bale
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