I’ve been using a similar one for 20 years. Only feeds one side. Have to put the bales on in the correct way and works better with drier bales. Marvellous machine and would be lost without it🙈
Takes a bit of getting use too, most people that have them tend to love them, would them fastrax’s be fit to handle them 🤔😜 Have a good Christmas guys 👍
You followed some great advice on how to unwrap a bale. Turn it slowly is the key and practice makes perfect. I've fed 1000s of bales with another NZ brand, McIntosh. Still have a 28 yr old one that works.
I have had on those Hustlers for 3 years and simply love it ,I have mine on a 12 m tele handler and feed out down a feed passage and also use it to unroll bales in to feeders in lose yards its far safer for the animals to just unroll it whilst there eating rather than trapping them as I had done in the past ,Thankfull didn't kill any but it was near miss
Brilliant machine , we’ve one just a year now , working on a 70hp fiat and can’t fault it , takes getting used too allrite but absolutely no wastage with it compared to the bale splitter !
Id say you could back in to the back of your double shed and feed both left and right sides . Then pull forward 5 feet and feed left and right again ? You would get both sides fed with no running over fresh silage ? Great video as always !
Absolutely brilliant bits of kit are the hustler have had it 11 years .take the wrap off before you put the bale on the unroller then just slice the net across 98% of the time the net unrolls with the first bit of the bale and you can pick it up after unrolling the other 2% it wraps round the bars which is no big deal. Mine has the extended hydraulic elevator which I know is more money but makes it far more versatile.
Tanco bale shear would be the kit Adrian, front end loader to the barrier takes the net and wrap off in one hit and splits the bale in half… no more handling of wraps on them cold winter morning 👌🏻
Seems a lot of work if I’m honest. You would have had two or three bales put out using your own style whilst you spent time setting it up. I love your fairness when reviewing things. 👍
In terms of th bale splitter if you back into each half of th bale and split it four time in total it makes it handier graped I do it in a double sided shed like u and its a lot handier especially for my grandfather
They take some getting used to alright, your first go went a lot better than mine! Very good machines one you get into the swing of it, and have a wide enough feed passage. Saves a lot of back ache forking.
What you could do if you wanted to buy one is just reverse to the back let some out to the left and then the right and drive forward a bit more and let out some off the left then the right and do that the whole way up and then you wouldn’t have to drive on the the silage
Adrian we have an abbey VF1050 and a shed very similar to yours and have to say it works brilliantly, would highly reccomend and if your thinking theres no need with your pit so close all I'd say is our pit is just as close and we still always use the feeder, much better job
@@IFarmWeFarm I'd say you'd be well able to back in and feed both sides easily especially with the newer model as it's designed better for tight sheds because the doors are put further back and so would get to the back of the shed easily
Could you feed left and then right in the one spot,then move on 7 or 8 feet and do the same again as you said it can feed out bale from both sides,By the way again brilliant video.
@@paulwhelan2935 have one of them for 5 years on a jcb 526 but it would be too heavy for his Massey but the bale only one would be grand on a tractor loader
In the colder months air cooled engines will get condensation inside the motor if they are not worked hard enough to get really hot, if the engine doesn’t get hot enough to evaporate the condensation the oil will go milky, a very common problem with my Honda MSX125 motorbike on a short run to work (just over 3 miles) if I take the long way home about 6 miles the engine gets lovely and warm and the oil is not milky.
when you power wash the scraper the water gets in the sleeves of the cable and rusts the internal cable causing it to snap i use wd40 with the pipe squirting a load down the end pushing out any water trapped in there after cleaning keeps it lubed and water free
Adrian I'd say you should go for a cashels bale shear I bought one and it's some job! Have just ordered a vdw 3pt linkage linkage mixer to do rations in smaller sheds and batches. How do you get on with cattle pulling silage through onto slats ? Do you your chop bales?
No not chopped, yes the cattle do pull a lot in on the slats at times. Don’t think I’d part with the bale splitter any time so in fairness. Love its simplicity 👍
Just saw the start of the video (had to put on peppa pig) but interested to see how the bale unwinder goes for you when I see video later.. Had one myself an IEP one, and found them awkward to use with wet bales and especially if they are a bit flattened from stacking 2-3 high on flat .. I hope you didn't use a nice round dry bale for demo, but will know later when children go to bed ☺️
That was a great first attempt probably feed a bit one side then other then move forward do the same I think I'd take wrap off first the put over machine still on spikes take net off then lower on to unroller ? Just an idea
Yes that would work, only thing is with these bales you’d have to leave the net on until it’s on the machine cause as soon as you loosen the net the bales just collapses. But it would work will our earlier 2nd cut dry bales 👍
In your house there Adrian could you not feed out left and then right before ya move down just the length of the machine bed and then stop again & repeat that process again until you've the length of the house done? Is it necessary to keep her moving? I'd say with a bit of finesse and practise you'd do your house with that the finest.
Just a thought for the narrow passage u mentioned in the video. What if you fed one side then fed the opposite side moved forward fed one side then the opposite an so on?
dont be afraid to drive a bit closer to the barrier ...........you would be just about able to feed your cattle on both sides with 2 passes .............have one here and use it on unchopped bales ........mighty machine .......should had got it years ago .........
Adrian as of now your a young man and well able to grape but mabey in 15 years this would be a good investment, anything that does the same job with less labour is worth the price,
not far off 60 , got a hustler this october .......finally the unchopped bales got the better of me and the 4 grain fork and the 10 ft passage ..........first winter that i did not loose weight when the feeding started ........
Adrain noticed your krone parked horizontally is that because of the recent storm or is it better for the mower Ps I bought the stands but haven’t fitted them yet
You're a handy man Adrian,I'd say a bit like me you keep everything cause you'll find use for them eventually. That hustler may work in the old slatted shed with one pass, put a bit out on the left and then right, move forward a repeat the process,that way you won't be driving over silage. 😆 The old age is catching you too, you're not in your early 30's anymore 😉😂😂
Looked a royal ball ache that "unroll". Leave that on another tractor and fully unwrap the bale first with a loader before putting it in then maybe. But a lot of effort for not that much time saving. But you could get quicker at it and a bit of practice. Maybe try on level ground, not down hill!. Diet feeder is deffo a long term good option for you. New shed builds yehh🤣🤣
Your probably right, there’s not many level spots around our farm yard, the joys of hilly ground. Not really a new shed but some improvements yes down the line. There’s always something 🤷🏻♂️👍
We run ours on telehandler far easier to see for loading and feeding .feed both sides on the way our of narrow feed passages .and turn oil flow down on chain spool. 😜😄
We have only got a very small farm not dairy, and we have to feed through feed barrier or gates. We have feed trough for nuts what we can lift up or down so cattle do not crap in them. I thought that bail unrolling was good but you do need the space, like you would need with a diet feeder. I see you don't use straw on your farm either.
I think the bigger tyres when you get them might work with given the extra height and the shorter top link as well. With the 12ft width of the passageway, you are definitely restricted. It looks to work well with the open shed where the cattle is. The bale splitter works well in the passageway
You would definitely need the room. Just thinking about what you were saying about the diet feeder, wouldn't it be handy if you got to try out something like the VDW Tractor-Mounted Mini Mixer as a demo sometime down the line
I can see it has it uses but a diet feeder and sheer grab beats all. Feed straw with silage a diet feeder with knifes, no twisted stomachs cows in better condition less silage used with straw mixed
@@markcorr6704 cons is need another tractor it’s tired up. It’s machinery things can and will go wrong, but very straight forward to fix not much to them Don’t suit every yard system. Pros is. Less waste of silage. Less silage used when u supplement straw maze ect get a far Better even feed out along feed barrier no spilling silage with a diet feeder if only use sheer grab can be messy If winter milking in my opinion a diet feeder is a most but I feel everyone can benefit from a diet feeder. For me it’s the feeding straw especially to dry cows few weeks on the run up to calving will slow them down on silage and make sure cows not getting to fat and we have had zero twisted stomachs since moved to diet feeder. Be4 we had diet feeder always one or 2 cows even 3 some years especially when they are transitioning form grass to silage the diet feeders mix definitely comes into its own. But it’s not just the diet feeder that helps. We find with the cows if they wear in and the upset in diet changes brings stomach problem other issues. So we started not Letting them out unless they wear getting a solid few days out
Had one of them Honda scrapers for years. Broke my heart. Something wrong with them every god dan day. Like u said only good for scraping slats. That’s what I was doing with it aswell. Tbf when it was going it was ok. But think there not worth there money. U can’t even get at the drain plug for the engine oil. Very badly designed machine. Them cables ur using Adrian are not worth putting on. U should send one of the old cables up to cable craft in Dublin. They will make u a proper cable that will last for years and years. Had the same problem with moisture in the oil aswell. Great video 😀
That new engine is a way better design but I don’t think it comes on the new ones. That’s kind of the reason I wouldn’t buy a new one cause it was the same thing again.
Nobody REALLY minds the graping....BUT... goddammit 99% of farmers who grape have bad knees, shoulders, backs, and hips. Unavoidable when big machines were too expensive. This is a game changer
I’ve been using a similar one for 20 years. Only feeds one side. Have to put the bales on in the correct way and works better with drier bales.
Marvellous machine and would be lost without it🙈
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Definitely not but sure I give it a go anyhow 🤣, thanks pat
Ur very good with cattle
Incredible bit of kit!
We’ve had one for the last 12years and put thousands and thousands of bales though it!!
Great video Adrian
Takes a bit of getting use too, most people that have them tend to love them, would them fastrax’s be fit to handle them 🤔😜 Have a good Christmas guys 👍
You followed some great advice on how to unwrap a bale. Turn it slowly is the key and practice makes perfect.
I've fed 1000s of bales with another NZ brand, McIntosh. Still have a 28 yr old one that works.
That’s it’s, like me any new machine. There’s always a learning curve 👍
I have had on those Hustlers for 3 years and simply love it ,I have mine on a 12 m tele handler and feed out down a feed passage and also use it to unroll bales in to feeders in lose yards its far safer for the animals to just unroll it whilst there eating rather than trapping them as I had done in the past ,Thankfull didn't kill any but it was near miss
Brilliant machine , we’ve one just a year now , working on a 70hp fiat and can’t fault it , takes getting used too allrite but absolutely no wastage with it compared to the bale splitter !
Id say you could back in to the back of your double shed and feed both left and right sides . Then pull forward 5 feet and feed left and right again ? You would get both sides fed with no running over fresh silage ? Great video as always !
Yes that would probably work, just a bit of practice 👍
Ya you could def work it in the narrow passage way. Also blocks of silage will work in it. May need to lower side bars.
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Absolutely brilliant bits of kit are the hustler have had it 11 years .take the wrap off before you put the bale on the unroller then just slice the net across 98% of the time the net unrolls with the first bit of the bale and you can pick it up after unrolling the other 2% it wraps round the bars which is no big deal. Mine has the extended hydraulic elevator which I know is more money but makes it far more versatile.
Yes that would work, it’s all about practice like any new machine. It’s certainly well built
Brilliant video Adrian 💪👌👍
great video you do a really fine job of it, we all like them all and very educational too
Another great video Adrian good man 👌
That's a time saver cracking machine well built like it 👏
Put your hydraulic top link in float, and you should be able to pull the ram out by hand. Saves getting back in the cab when hooking something on 👍
Hi Adrian, love the videos, you can split the bale in half and split the half in half, you can then grab the block with the knife holding it, 👍,
Good job guntering with the scraper!
Interesting to see how the machine worked good video Adrian
Hi in the centre passage u can feed one side and the other and then move the tractor good job
Wasn not expecting a video today but it's nice to see I still better have my Sunday video while I'm watching the baby 🍼
I think a bale shear for the front loader that would retain the net and plastic would work well. Some of them will also block out silage
Tanco bale shear would be the kit Adrian, front end loader to the barrier takes the net and wrap off in one hit and splits the bale in half… no more handling of wraps on them cold winter morning 👌🏻
👌👌 Best way
Be a bit heavy for any small tractor
An old shear grab works just as well
they are good machines ....everything built in house .... ik the people who build them and they deffo know how to build kit
Don't forget to drain the water out fo your roller this winter.
Jesus ya, i’ll do that tomorrow!! Completely forgot about it again 🙈 cheers Siman
Seems a lot of work if I’m honest. You would have had two or three bales put out using your own style whilst you spent time setting it up. I love your fairness when reviewing things. 👍
Great video lad
I have to say I do like the idea in that machine
On your narrow shed, could you could feed some to the left then right then move forward and repeat
Tub feeder with 2 back doors dropping behind wheels work perfect for u
The first ever one was the was designed by WH Rea engineering The design was sold to blaney agri they make them fully galvanised
Great video Adrian
It looks a nice bit of kit Adrian keep the video coming 👍👍👌👌
Great video, bless your patience with that scraper🤠😇
In terms of th bale splitter if you back into each half of th bale and split it four time in total it makes it handier graped I do it in a double sided shed like u and its a lot handier especially for my grandfather
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It’s always been there 🤣🤣
They take some getting used to alright, your first go went a lot better than mine! Very good machines one you get into the swing of it, and have a wide enough feed passage. Saves a lot of back ache forking.
Great machine have on Ford 7600 with quicke loader we find to load bale on with loader is easier
Love you're videos
At the start I was thinking be better if it could load itself 😂 Brilliant video 💪🏻 🏴
Always enjoy your videos on your channel keep up the good work 🎥 👍👍
Thanks Michael
Split Ball fishing ling weights might work to shorten the cable. ????
What you could do if you wanted to buy one is just reverse to the back let some out to the left and then the right and drive forward a bit more and let out some off the left then the right and do that the whole way up and then you wouldn’t have to drive on the the silage
Adrian we have an abbey VF1050 and a shed very similar to yours and have to say it works brilliantly, would highly reccomend and if your thinking theres no need with your pit so close all I'd say is our pit is just as close and we still always use the feeder, much better job
Never heard of that but will check them out 👍
@@IFarmWeFarm I'd say you'd be well able to back in and feed both sides easily especially with the newer model as it's designed better for tight sheds because the doors are put further back and so would get to the back of the shed easily
Good video the bale feeder could be an option if you were feeding more bales
Could you feed left and then right in the one spot,then move on 7 or 8 feet and do the same again as you said it can feed out bale from both sides,By the way again brilliant video.
Yes that probably would work, bit of practice would get it right 👍
@@IFarmWeFarm did you watch James porter on you tube feeding with hustler in very narrow passage way.
As usual, great video!
good video keep them coming
Your replacement for that toy scraper would be a bcs 750. With a scraper attachment. I use it for other work strong machine
Would a Tanco Bale shear on the front loader be a better option
No need to get up and down off the tractor
Correct. Far more efficient
I’ve heard of them only lately , must look for them up 👍
Yea have one and find it brilliant
@@IFarmWeFarm I've the tanco multishear does bales and pit. Best money I spent in recent years
@@paulwhelan2935 have one of them for 5 years on a jcb 526 but it would be too heavy for his Massey but the bale only one would be grand on a tractor loader
Adrian . You have to try the hustler with a shear grab of silage and see how that goes
See the Irish made bale master is galvanised with a side shift to get in closer to the barrier. A tidier version of the hustler
Would the bigger wheels your thinking of getting help with bale clearance 🤔
In the colder months air cooled engines will get condensation inside the motor if they are not worked hard enough to get really hot, if the engine doesn’t get hot enough to evaporate the condensation the oil will go milky, a very common problem with my Honda MSX125 motorbike on a short run to work (just over 3 miles) if I take the long way home about 6 miles the engine gets lovely and warm and the oil is not milky.
You could be 100% correct there, it doesn’t really be used during the summer but from October till May it’s running for about 30 every day.
Serious job the hustler
Thinking of getting one next year my feeding passage is 10ft now I'm not to sure now but thanks for the demo.. what is the roller new any one know?
We've got one similar don't use is much coz we don't have a feed passageway but if you had one it would be great
when you power wash the scraper the water gets in the sleeves of the cable and rusts the internal cable causing it to snap i use wd40 with the pipe squirting a load down the end pushing out any water trapped in there after cleaning keeps it lubed and water free
Will do 👍
Adrian I'd say you should go for a cashels bale shear I bought one and it's some job! Have just ordered a vdw 3pt linkage linkage mixer to do rations in smaller sheds and batches. How do you get on with cattle pulling silage through onto slats ? Do you your chop bales?
No not chopped, yes the cattle do pull a lot in on the slats at times. Don’t think I’d part with the bale splitter any time so in fairness. Love its simplicity 👍
Pro tip: It's a bit easier for you to take the wrap off just before you drop it into the bed - while it's still hovering right over the bed.
Just saw the start of the video (had to put on peppa pig) but interested to see how the bale unwinder goes for you when I see video later..
Had one myself an IEP one, and found them awkward to use with wet bales and especially if they are a bit flattened from stacking 2-3 high on flat .. I hope you didn't use a nice round dry bale for demo, but will know later when children go to bed ☺️
Ya there’s only one thing worse than Peppa pig and that’s repeats Peppa Pig 🐷 🙈🙈. 👍
great video massey man :)
You can adjust lift arms up and down you can put them up a hole our 2
Yes that’s another one option Patrick, a good point 👍
In your shed can you feed over an back both sides as you drive forward? Good looking machine
In the open shed yes if you open the calving pen gate it will work sort of. It’s awkward though
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That was a great first attempt probably feed a bit one side then other then move forward do the same
I think I'd take wrap off first the put over machine still on spikes take net off then lower on to unroller ? Just an idea
Yes that would work, only thing is with these bales you’d have to leave the net on until it’s on the machine cause as soon as you loosen the net the bales just collapses. But it would work will our earlier 2nd cut dry bales 👍
Awesome vid
Great video
In your house there Adrian could you not feed out left and then right before ya move down just the length of the machine bed and then stop again & repeat that process again until you've the length of the house done? Is it necessary to keep her moving? I'd say with a bit of finesse and practise you'd do your house with that the finest.
Yes a good few said that, that would probably work, bit of practice is all John 👍
the only problem is that you have to unroll the bale the opposite to how the baler rolled it up
Just a thought for the narrow passage u mentioned in the video. What if you fed one side then fed the opposite side moved forward fed one side then the opposite an so on?
Yes that would work, all with a bit of practice 👍
May i suggest looking at a prodig shear genius shear grab
Loads of people mention them, I will have a look for sure 👍
test a block of silage in the unroller, you could be buying a scraper for the ferguson 20 yet😆
I felt like pulling it after the 20 a few times in fairness 🤣
Had one of those delivered this morning haven’t tried it out yet
mighty machine ........a game changer in a narrow passage way ...........
Would you not quarter the bale in the 12ft.feed passage and take middle 2 quarters and put in front of barrier
Yes Padraig you could do
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dont be afraid to drive a bit closer to the barrier ...........you would be just about able to feed your cattle on both sides with 2 passes .............have one here and use it on unchopped bales ........mighty machine .......should had got it years ago .........
Yes just was a bit worried about damaging it, bit of getting use to
Adrian as of now your a young man and well able to grape but mabey in 15 years this would be a good investment, anything that does the same job with less labour is worth the price,
I’m just happy to her the words”young man” 🤣🤣. Yes I do agree 👍
@@IFarmWeFarm well I do believe nowadays with the comfortable lives a lot of us are lucky enough to live people can be considered young till 40
not far off 60 , got a hustler this october .......finally the unchopped bales got the better of me and the 4 grain fork and the 10 ft passage ..........first winter that i did not loose weight when the feeding started ........
Great video.. curious how you always have your clothes so clean with all the work you say your doing
That’s the joys of having 6 ladies in my house 😉
His yards and equipment always look very clean and tidy,unlike alot of us.
Times are changing lad, The days of farmers wearing a pair of trousers until they walk off him are gone ;)
Adrain noticed your krone parked horizontally is that because of the recent storm or is it better for the mower
Ps I bought the stands but haven’t fitted them yet
Yes a fan told me to do so as there’s took a tumble, it does make sense to do so. The stand is great for the summer months as it saves a lot of space
Why didn't take net a wrap off bale before put on machine
I thought, I was the only one that would say colourful words in them situations😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Put in bale with your loader, more clearance to remove wrap
Yes but that would be cheating 😜, wanted to just show it as if we didn’t have a loader so it suited a basic setup
In my late , early 30s your gas 😂 Some natural with that camera lad! Farmings the hobby 😆
If I’m really honest, my birthday is on the 07/10….. what year? Every year 😁
You're a handy man Adrian,I'd say a bit like me you keep everything cause you'll find use for them eventually.
That hustler may work in the old slatted shed with one pass, put a bit out on the left and then right, move forward a repeat the process,that way you won't be driving over silage. 😆
The old age is catching you too, you're not in your early 30's anymore 😉😂😂
Yes I though of doing that but it would be fairly awkward, might work though. I’m actually in my later twenties 😁😉
@@IFarmWeFarm and I'm 21 plus 😉
Are you going to the tractor run in cavan Town on the weekend
Would love to but Covid has stuck our home. A Christmas indoors for us sadly
Get well soon love from everyone on TH-cam
Great video again.could u feed ur block silage from the pit with it.😏lower the two side pipes.
Others say you can, when there a will there’s a way
@@IFarmWeFarm that would be a good video for u. 🚜.
Looked a royal ball ache that "unroll". Leave that on another tractor and fully unwrap the bale first with a loader before putting it in then maybe.
But a lot of effort for not that much time saving. But you could get quicker at it and a bit of practice.
Maybe try on level ground, not down hill!. Diet feeder is deffo a long term good option for you. New shed builds yehh🤣🤣
Your probably right, there’s not many level spots around our farm yard, the joys of hilly ground. Not really a new shed but some improvements yes down the line. There’s always something 🤷🏻♂️👍
We run ours on telehandler far easier to see for loading and feeding .feed both sides on the way our of narrow feed passages .and turn oil flow down on chain spool. 😜😄
Can you set the flow on the spoon valve?
Yes but you don’t need to, just ease the handle back a forth as you go.
If u were to plan on use it long term put it on the big tractor then put the bales on with the loader tractor
We have only got a very small farm not dairy, and we have to feed through feed barrier or gates. We have feed trough for nuts what we can lift up or down so cattle do not crap in them.
I thought that bail unrolling was good but you do need the space, like you would need with a diet feeder.
I see you don't use straw on your farm either.
Be nice if there was a bit of a guard to stop the animals from getting nailed by a spike potentially when they are too keen to put the nose up into it
I think the bigger tyres when you get them might work with given the extra height and the shorter top link as well. With the 12ft width of the passageway, you are definitely restricted. It looks to work well with the open shed where the cattle is. The bale splitter works well in the passageway
Yes they will do, it does work well though on the other shed. 15ft passageway and you’d be flying
You would definitely need the room. Just thinking about what you were saying about the diet feeder, wouldn't it be handy if you got to try out something like the VDW Tractor-Mounted Mini Mixer as a demo sometime down the line
I can see it has it uses but a diet feeder and sheer grab beats all. Feed straw with silage a diet feeder with knifes, no twisted stomachs cows in better condition less silage used with straw mixed
That’s a good point 👍
Give us the pros and cons of a diet feeder. Does it pay to have a tractor running it etc... not currently diet feeding here but thinking about it.
@@markcorr6704 cons is need another tractor it’s tired up.
It’s machinery things can and will go wrong, but very straight forward to fix not much to them
Don’t suit every yard system.
Pros is. Less waste of silage.
Less silage used when u supplement straw maze ect get a far Better even feed out along feed barrier no spilling silage with a diet feeder if only use sheer grab can be messy
If winter milking in my opinion a diet feeder is a most but I feel everyone can benefit from a diet feeder. For me it’s the feeding straw especially to dry cows few weeks on the run up to calving will slow them down on silage and make sure cows not getting to fat and we have had zero twisted stomachs since moved to diet feeder. Be4 we had diet feeder always one or 2 cows even 3 some years especially when they are transitioning form grass to silage the diet feeders mix definitely comes into its own. But it’s not just the diet feeder that helps. We find with the cows if they wear in and the upset in diet changes brings stomach problem other issues. So we started not Letting them out unless they wear getting a solid few days out
First here lad.. Keep them videos coming 💯💯
Putting the bigger tiers on it should fix the problem of the arms being too low
Maybe a hydraulic top link would help the loading?
Had one there, a shorter one is what would on helped big time 👍
Had one of them Honda scrapers for years. Broke my heart. Something wrong with them every god dan day. Like u said only good for scraping slats. That’s what I was doing with it aswell. Tbf when it was going it was ok. But think there not worth there money. U can’t even get at the drain plug for the engine oil. Very badly designed machine. Them cables ur using Adrian are not worth putting on. U should send one of the old cables up to cable craft in Dublin. They will make u a proper cable that will last for years and years. Had the same problem with moisture in the oil aswell. Great video 😀
That new engine is a way better design but I don’t think it comes on the new ones. That’s kind of the reason I wouldn’t buy a new one cause it was the same thing again.
Handy feeder, just would take a little time to get used to it!
That’s it, and air in the tyres helps too 🙈🤣
What’s that like a vacuum cleaner sound on the Massey?
They all sound like that
Ya then models just sound like that I guess 👍
I farm we farm engineering 🤣😂 👌
At its finest 🤣
@@IFarmWeFarm ahahaha that it
Nobody REALLY minds the graping....BUT... goddammit 99% of farmers who grape have bad knees, shoulders, backs, and hips. Unavoidable when big machines were too expensive. This is a game changer
Very true, it’s takes it troll later on for sure
nice bit of kit but feel to big n to many moving parts for your farm could be good for bedding out aswell