Neeralta demo prt 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ส.ค. 2024
- ** Neeralta expressed interest in a demo, so they towed the unit nearly 1000km one way for a 1 bag. I am looking forward to trying this bag extractor out.
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Tony from Fast Ag Montana originally was only going to rent this machine but liked it so much he bought it.
I don’t remember Tony discussing having to be concerned with grain spoilage.
Tony tested out the new tailgate on his truck when he dropped the rolled up bag into the box and his Dodge passed the test.
13:17 That mouse got YEETED HAHAHAHAHAHA WTF MAN xD I'm dying here
12:29 too
#1 made in canada, #2 rolls the bag into a nice tight roll, #3 remote control. #4 looks very well built. #5 has drive wheels instead of pulling on the bag. #6 directional spout, #7 crossover steps, #8 gauge wheels on the pick-up.
Fast Ag seems to love his. Like the roller ...one less thing to come back for!
Was going to say the same thing.
That's quite a machine.... interesting how much thought went into it but small things overlooked. Like visibility. Thanks mike
We have used our neeralta for 5 years and love it! I actually almost commented a few months ago that you should try one! Glad to see you are trying a demo.
We love ours! But I guess we're not cutting our bags open the whole time looking for rotten grain! Built heavy so you can start it up full of wheat and the remote makes it a one man operation!
I think I'm in love with it. We don't even use bags and this is making me want to consider it
13:16 Don't let PETA see that mouse YEET haha
@Frank Froese fax
Same machine that Tony Fast Ag Montana purchased I think he is pretty happy with it. The bag roller /dispenser is pretty convenient
Great demo ,that's why your no 1 in farm videos.
Wish you had the time, and they had interest in your input on improving design. Think that would be a winner!
My cats would love that Mouse. Great video , what a fantastic machine.Stay warm keep safe.
This is a great machine Mike.👍
Looks like there were some pretty big rocks or something that came out of the machine into the truck when it first fired up
Hello from Ontario! Love your videos! Keep up the great work!
Im SO hyped for this Season on your farm! Looking so much forward to see a 1167 in action! :D Hopefully it pulls better than the 1050. Maybe Deere shows Balls and sends a new 9Rx?
Have a good one
Awesome looking extracter Mike
The machine looks far more complicated then the other one. :)
Good Morning Mike, great video!
I love to be able to operate that equipment.. I love tractors !!!
Mike, I have a “Question To Ask” really comes true today in spades as Saskatchewan Mike is asking Alberta Mike the Questions . 🤣😂
I though he was asking himself about the shear pins for a moment
I like the step platform over the PTO!
Great video Mike
I've watched fast ag use that one and thought the one you use is much simpler and I thought worked better/easier. JMO
Loved the mouse on his hand so funny 😆
Quite interesting and pretty machine. Manufacturer following different design approach with some clear advantages and some disadvantages compared to the existing bag extractor. As always. Safety with shoveling out seems to be a somewhat bigger issue.
Looks like a great machine.
Don’t forget to pick up plastic Mike 👍👍
I see where Fast Montana Ag removed the front trailer part and hooked up to a three point. Made it much easier to control
I think this thing is a little bit better than the current one
Was waiting for this
tony fast ag loves his neeralta
Hey Mike
Don't forget the piece of plastic when you leave
12:28 Seems like the mouse is interested in the new equipment.
Und hat dann fliegen gelernt
Ha
Have a good day everyone!
The guys are really working close to that moving auger. Sure there is a protection, but if they fall, 1/2 sec and he can put his hand into it, game over.
Nah, it's fine. Every farmer works close to augers, belts and pulleys. Nothing new.
@@jackbannock3458 well, i am educated farmer, in Denmark. I worked on every continent on this planet. Sure we had many risky jobs too, and it was one of the most dangerous jobs here. But last 30 years of more strict rules, have eliminated many of the worse accidents, i think it is sign of development, that we dont just accept many young ppl loosing lims and lifes, but I might be wrong.
Buy it Mike!!👍👌👏
Love the continental climate. Much less of the inbetweens that rot equipment and wet your shoes ☺️👌
You better have main bag roll gear boxes on hand. You’ll go through a few a year if you unload many bags. These were originally designed and built in Kansas by farmers near me.
We have pushed our akron off the end of the bag. And we just back into it with the extractor. Have never needed a loader to get hooked onto the bag.
A little wed over there Mike.😉
Mike : I have a question
other Mike : yes
PS Mike I seen your little buddy are chickpeas he liked to have fun up there too👍🐀😄
Kind of nice that it rolls the bag as you unload it. But getting the bad grain out looks a little difficult. You take care.
The image coming down the road that you are now filming looks like a fly on your windshield compared to the last time you sat there filming the arrival of six new Meridian Hopper Bottom Fertilizer Bins.
Also today’s image is cheaper on the pocket book.
🤣📹💰💰📹😂
Haha that's true!
I believe Tony Fast has a similar model that he just switched over to 3pt hitch. He believes it’ll help the macho run straight without needing to steer the tractor.👍
Seems that the other bag extracter is much easier and simpler to operate. Keen to see your opinion tho Mike.
I think it’s a good idea just needs some refinement
13:16 TAKEOFF....
Mike! the plastic!
Nice 🙂👌
Fast agas had one of these our winner you can have him how he likes it too.
Is this English?
Haha I always thought you talk to yourself when you say mike like you always do
Looks like the same machine Tony Fast has fastagg Montana his works great
Watch fastage Montana. He has good videos of that bagger in action.
13:15 just chucked the mouse lol. question is how did he get the mouse to chill on his hand?
Hey Mike you should buy that new bag extrac/ loader , it has a proper working P.T.O safety cover......... bargain.....🤣🚜🚜🤠
Hey my big brother 👋
Hi from Australia (metro area!) but I like your big spaces, and am in awe of your COLD!! What is the wastage factor from using bags, when they get damaged by wildlife. They seem very problematic and labor-intensive.
Hey Mike, I got a question, not you Mike, the other Mike, not always the Mike Mitchell show..... lol 😆🤣😆🤣
Like any new equipment, it takes a little time to work everything out and hit that sweet spot !!!
Fast Ag Montana turned his into 3 point hook up. Might be easier to keep straight and less steering when unloading bags.
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It is +8 today where I live in Saskatchewan and tomorrow it’s supposed to be -22 and snow 8 inches
0:50 don’t forget to pick up the plastic 😂
13:17 : mouse is getting Yeeted into outer space XD
I use to have a Kubota I did some work with that thing ...
With the way the Neeralta is set up, load out can be a one man operation...
Hey Mike ... don’t forget to grab that bit of plastic
I think i would stick with your red one,
Hey Mike you didn’t forget to pick up that plastic did you🤔 just reminding you👋
Hi Mike.. I feel sorry for the man driving all that way, but isn't your current bag unloader easier to operate?
This one seems a little bit more complex but looks like it comes with the ability to directly start extracting without scooping some out. Also not having to unroll and paying someone to come roll them up
@@jaredfrana8452 good points Jared!
@@jaredfrana8452 you can start without scooping with the other one as well if you leave the correct amount of space at the end of the bag. IF you dont you can back into the pile and start it and suck some out to help. The Neeralta will pick up grain bags that have split which is very nice where the type that Mike already has will not. We have one nearly identical to what Mike has, it just doesnt have the lower push bar. Its probably possible to modify the older type ones to have a better wrapping system similar to the Neeralta.
The remote allows you to stand outside the cab & freeze to death, instead of sitting in the tractor cab with your vision blocked. Needs to have a quick PTO break away somewhere on the unit to stop the machine instantly without having to run & jump in the tractor cab. Having to lean over the open bag behind the auger head to sort rotten grain is awkward & unsafe - a deal killer.
Frank is ready to serve you up a breakfast with your favourite ingredient.
Might need a little wine to help wash it down.
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Well mike... tell us. Will you consider buying that.
2 hour north of edmonton that is prime land 80 bpa canola
I love the Hud on your truck Mike, was that an option on your truck?
Heads up display is standard on the high country and probably most models other than the beeters with plastic seats.
@@stirv6462 oh ok, one of my cousins has a '17 High Country. I didn't see it on his when I rode with him last October.
@@jasondelaney6849 I think it started when they switched body styles. It’s really nice, you never look down at the dash when driving. Almost forget to ever look at your fuel level.
Mike, it seems a lot more long winded. Question. Is the volume the same amount shifted?
is th next one coming tomorrow can't wayt
Mike, did you pick up that random piece of plastic from early in the video? I'm asking when you said to remind you because by the end of the video I will have forgotten :)
Looks a lot more labour intensive than your own model
Demo a Versitile 620!!
Yes please. Cummins!
Looks like it’s over engineered, also with as many times that it is moving the beans seems like you could end up with more cracked ones
Mike have you guys considered having a front PTO on a tractor and hooking up the extractor to the front when you use it in the bags. Så then you just can sit and look forward, much easyer than looking backwards all day? =)
Front pto shafts run at 1000rpm only not 540rpm which the back ones can do, the front of the tractor does not have all of the hydraulic outputs that the back does usually you only 2 or 4 where as a machine like that may take 5 or 6 (im unsure of that number), the draw pin on the back of the tractor is much beefier than the one on the front (if you have one on the front), you actually get better vision of what is happening on and around the machine as the bonnet of the tractor would get in the way, modern tractors seat can rotate quite a fair way around to face the back of the tractor you can get between 40-70° of rotation depending on your tractor (70° may not be accurate im not a compass)
He has front pto
But it revoles the other way
So only accepts implements made for front linkage
Mike do you have an outlet for that damaged green because here in United States they buy that for cattle feed I didn’t know if you had an outlet for or if it’s just wasted
Mike what is those numbers on the lower lhs
Interesting! I have been missing for a while, but did you find a replacement for the burnt ideal yet? I know the John Deere is not a replacement, but I am just asking. If you haven't found a replacement yet, I would recommend an attempt to get a Claas Lexion 8900 to your farm, as you said that you have always wanted to run a Claas, and the Lexion 8900 is the largest combine ever made.
Which is better for you, the akron or this machine?
Missed a couple opportunity's to make a joke about Mr. Jangles.
@fastag Montana runs this unit
Hey Mike, so I have a question. Why don't your trucks have any like dot mcr, weight numbers, or names on the side? I always see the Mitchell on the back trailer but nothing on the trucks... Is it because your registered as a farm? Just curious thanks.
My boss tried that a weigh station one his truck was grey and stickers were dark grey cop wasn't having it pulled him in every time he came through 😂
17:44
I hope those were some chunks of ice
What camera do you use?
Should have had a show down between the akron and neeralta. Red boys would have 6 trucks loaded while blue balls is trying to tie up some rope. Koyker flexstor almost has better bag rollers. Loftness makes a good product as well.
Haha I did... Of course I did!.. Stay tuned 🤣🙂
@@mikemitchell2554 you are truly awesome, I knew it would happen.
Did you see all those mice come out of the auger when you first turned it on? Must have been about 8-10 mice.
And maybe demo the new John Deere 9rx 640? Please!!!!!
Neeralta has a Proposition 65 Warning on there website, lol
their
Have you signed up for Starlink satellite internet yet?
Did @fastagmontana get you hooked?
I live a half hour from Barrhead