IS IT WORTH SWAPPING?... MUCH FASTER BUT MORE £££
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- In todays video we are using the Malone 6 Rotor rake for the first time... Is it worth swapping or is the extra two not worth the cost?
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Loving the Ginger Warrior chatting - I could listen to him all day!
I love watching your videos! My parents were crop farmers and by the time I came along they were city folk as they had a cyclone and it took all their top soil and so they gave up farming. Every summer we went back to Saskatchewan and visited all the farm families and friends. My dad would take me out around the farm and talk like your dad about all the goings on of the farm and he loved the new equipment that was coming out. When your dad is ready to retire, make him a farm tour guide so he can educate and share his knowledge like he does now. I just love it. You both work so hard and I so appreciate farmers and all the hard work they put in for our food. Thanks so much.
That is a great grass flipper. We got our last cut of grass/alfalfa here about 2 weeks ago and getting the amount and every little blade is so important. I'm hoping I have enough big bales to feed the girls this winter fingers crossed. Great job Tom!! Stay classy Ginger Warrior may the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face. Can't wait to see more updates on the new shed!!
Thanks so much for allowing me to share in your life on the farm. I really enjoy your videos and am pleased whenever you do other things like you have been invited to do in the past. Also all of the nice equipment dealers have brought to your farm for you to use. But I also really enjoy when you and the Ginger guy discuss serious stuff. GREAT video. Thanks again :-)
If you keep it, cover it up with a tarp if you can't put in under a roof. It protects the paint from fading, and direct moisture. You'll need to uncover and let it dry out from time to time, due to condensation, but it's better then just leaving it to age in the sun, and elements.
This. Best is when you can get one that doesn't completely block air flow from underneath but ensures rain doesn't sit on it and sun doesn't directly hit it.
Your intro’s are almost as slick as the yard you slipped on while doing it…😉
You get what you pay for in this world, especially when it’s going to go on to pay for itself.
You, your father, a grass video = quality viewing!
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I love hearing the Ginger Warrior...his enthusiasm and his knowledge is fantastic...thanks Tom.
I don't care for Malones, prefer Kuhn, Tom have you had any material shortages hold you up on the new barns>? here in the States we have material shortages all over screwing up all kinds of projects from home building to commercial projects. love your music choices
Wonderful video again as usual Tom. Ginger Warrior really loves that tedder, pity it came on the farm at the wrong time, otherwise think it would be a no brainer. Never know perhaps Malone will be sympathetic on the price for you, lets hope.
It looks a very good quality Tedder which will not only last a long time but if you were ever to consider selling it, it will probably hold its value. It will also have, I suspect, lower maintenance costs.
I've never had so much education about grass!
It's odd the way both Tom and father refer to the ground as 'the floor' !
Great stuff guys, love the way father is getting so much more confident in front of the camera !
When I was a child, we had a spell at RAF Warton, about 2 mile from Birks Farm, now Warton Aerodrome, as my RAF father was 'stationed' there for a while.
My niece was born there in the 1950s. We used to go out into the farmers field beside the airbase to ride the big horses. I've always loved horses. I was nine years old when we went to visit my sister and brother-in-law who were stationed there. The horses were so good. We'd climb up on their backs and they would let us being very careful of us.
I would so love to do this another ginger ninja at the wheel ha ha ha awesome job though I love the way you both put so much effort in making your grasses grow and how your silage looks amazing for it x
IAN BEALE (eastenders) “I’ve got nothing left” CLASSIC
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Great video as always, i think Father should do a pod cast series, let him have a chance to talk about the things he is passionate about in farming, without having to fit in the constraints of a youtube video. I love listening to him impart his knowledge and am glad Tom isnt afraid to embrace the "old ways" along side modern agricultural practices.
nice i could listen to your old man for hours got to love man who now what his talking about there's no substitute for experience god love him
Must be so satisfying doing the tethering, just watching it is satisfying. The ginger man needs his own spot on TH-cam. You should do story time with the ginger guy! Maybe a video once a month talking about how different farming is different from when he was younger to now, what’s better, what’s worse. What memories he has. He is so interesting. You could also do q & a with your team. Like 5-10 questions for each team so we get to know them as well. Great videos as always
Thanks as ever for your hardwork Tom. Really appreciate knowing a little more about the tools of your trade 👍
I can't even drive a tractor, but I love watching the tedding, would be amazing to try it. That's a job I'd enjoy, so satisfying.
Thank you. ☺️
Your dad is so smart and knowledgeable! And seems like a pretty nice guy too! 👍😁
Fantastic video your dad even gets me a none farmer excited about grass and farm equipment great team Tom keep the videos coming and Happy Farming.
For wet grass you can have a wheel scrubber placed on the aft of the wheel. A stiff rubber blade that attaches to the inner fender and angles into the tire at a 27 deg. Angle. The design will chase the treads before the wet grass can stuff up Uniter the hub and jamb the works..no stopping no backing. Did this to mine and have never had the problem again.
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
I definitely agree with you Tom we run our tedders a bit lower than that you really want to see the tines at the front really almost hitting the ground so they really can pick it all up and get it turned over
ANOTHER VERY INTERESTING INFORMATIVE VIDEO, WITH GREAT DRONE SHOTS.
I have said it before but I really really enjoy listening to your dad. Very interesting to listen to. Your video are great. How’s the work doing on your new shed?
Thank you ☺️
Love it when u and your dad talk about the grass could watch all day
Great video again :) hope married life is treating you well Tom. I just celebrated 10 years together 6 years married yesterday 🙈. I congratulated hubby on surviving so long 🤣🤣🤣😳. I think people in happy marriages that last like 70 years must spend it drunk! 😂😂 i think alcohol must be the answer to a long happy marriage. 🤣🤣. Love and well wishes to you all :)
Me and wifey been married 35 years......in our 30's we liked to holiday all over europe and party.........wild times but great... LOL..
@@goldenlabradorskye so lots of alcohol? Does that mean im right? Thats the key to a long happy marriage?! 🤣🤣🤣. I kid of course. (Im only semi serious haaaa)
I’ve been married 57 years, no alcohol in my marriage. Just hard work and supporting each other
Don’t know anything about farming, but what a piece of equipment! Didn’t know farming could be so complicated! You two do a great job!!!
So much going on! Thanks for taking us along.
The Malone Tedder looks to be a good worthy consideration.
You and your Dad are gearing up for the modern discerning customer which I would venture to say represents a good lot of us in that we consider 3 main things:-
1. Animal welfare. I feel confident that this in Pemberton DNA.
2. Environmental sustainability. You are striving to improve your soils and land drainage for future generations and within your financial limitations.
3. Revival of rural communities. You through your farm shop enterprise are bringing much needed employment to the area and keeping the rural community together whilst producing top quality produce for the discerning customer.
I think with the future move away from bps and the commencement of Elm Goverment scheme I for one see this as the way forward. Also formats like this go a long way in educating people to the challenges of modern day farming.
Thank you so much Mike. This means a lot ☺️
Thank you Tom by format I mean your video vlogs
That is a sharp bit of kit. Don't forget if you are saving time running that machine, figure in savings on fuel. Less time on the field means less fuel burned on that job.
Great video, extremely informative and as always very interesting...
Keep up the good work Tom and Mr Ginger Warrior!
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Father and son chat , spot on as ever, nice one tom 🙂
Love listening to you a ye dad Tom having the conversationtions tell ye dad he’s a legend 👍
Hi Tom dairy farmer from Australia here I watch every video of yours and wait to 11pm to 1am for them to come out I would love to see you do a video of how you guys milk
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@@jesspatterson1970 Hi Jess, so you should enjoy the links I posted on my reply above. I am pretty sure once the new shed is done and dusted Tom will get round to focusing on the daily chores around the farm. This time of year they are busy on the field work. Cutting grass, bailing and spreading muck.
I always thought that short, leafy grass tends to stick together in a lump whereas longer stuff with a bit of stem spreads better
Nice big fields and countryside you all have there we enjoy the videos
great video even tho i am not a farmer i could listen to you both talk about farming all day i find it interesting and the cow shed is coming on fast.
What way I’d your PH looking on new and existing ground Tom ? Probably the best place to start before resending if it needs a bit, it’ll give the grass more vigour and increase your Ps and Ks a bit
Reseeding definitely a great job though if you’ve everything else corrected in the ground
Looks realy cool all that grass fly around
i enjoy listening to toms dad you can learn alout from him
Your dad is the best!!
Great video Tom as always the camera angles where amazing 🤩
Years ago tedders were known as turners because they did exactly what you described by turning the grass over. Pity you couldn’t lift the wheels up through the body of the machine like the old PZ tedders rather than shortening the top link to tip the machine forward.
Glad u guys are happy with it crossing my fingers for ya that maybe they will drop the price
Hi Tom we used blow off all equipment at end of the season then spray over with light oil ,half pint of oil goes a long way,all or machines still looked light after ten years
I will say concerning hay there's a lot to be said being able to go wide and being able to slow down your ground speed. I had to buy new haying equipment and I made a real effort to go as wide as I could. 21 foot mower. 42 foot v rake and I never go above 5 MPH in the field cause thats all I got to to make the baler grunt. I'm putting up pretty close to 500 acres at the moment ( at the moment I'm all by myself as far as running the equipment). And Id imagine the equipment ought to last a long time just because the grounds not beating the metal like it owes it money LOL
🤣🤣🤣 i love your sense of humor! Tempering the speed was always an issue with our neighbors. They ran like their hair was on fire. My dad tried to reason with them to no avail. The only upside was when they busted up equipment, they had dad weld it. He swapped welding for either a ton bale or a sack of oats. All their equipment looked like it went through a wringer after just a year. So sad for as much as you pay for it. Smh Take care!
@@willowsverge3046 I won't say in my younger years that I didn't drive equipment like a pissed off teenager....., But I will say when dad got tired of fixing my foul ups and I started to stroke the checks for the foul ups that didn't need to happen. I learned fast to "enjoy myself and slow down" LOL
@@valleyviewacres9120 lol same here! In the end i got banned from driving our 1947 H farmall due to knocking the barn door off for the umpteenth time! After that i was only allowed to drive the team of mules! Lol They were slower for sure, but i loved those old boys. The slower pace let me see far more birds, butterflies and watch my cats leap on mice in the fence rows. Lessons learned and eventually appreciated! Have a good night/day! 🙂
The best tedder on the market in that size range in my opinion.
Tom. I as others can’t wait for the Tom and Olly video. Spraying seeding fertiliser shouts out #OLLYBLOGS.
Tom Your Dad is old school which is great. Respect. ✊
Love the ginger warrior. Thank you Tom for another cracking video.
Ian beale talking to phil mitchell in eastenders "ive got nothing left" lol
Loved the Ian Beale reference
Nothing stopping you buying a secondhand 6 rotor! Plenty around out of season.
You can give your dad the tedder as a Christmas gift. He likes it so much that he would get it any way.. It does s very good job
Anything that makes life easier is good! 🕊❤🙏🏼
“I have nothing left, nothing to give you, I have no pride, no dignity, no money, I don't even know how we'll make a living, but I promise I'll love you the rest of your life.”
to Josephine Marcus
KURT RUSSELL - Wyatt Earp
I am not sure if that is the movie quote you are referring to but it's the one that rattled around in my brain.
Have you guys ever tried aerating the lawns to allow more oxygen for more nutrients and growth alot better?
Happy days I've just found out my first delivery Monday is In Lytham and I'm going to be going past the farm 😊 What time does the farm shop open ??
Shop opens at 9 ☺️
Great video Tom your dad noes his stuff keep up the good work 🇬🇧👍👌🚜🏴👩🌾
15:35 I know the feeling. Bought a house 3 years ago and i finally start to recover from that.
Hi tom your farm machinery is top notch keep it up
We bought a new claas volto 1100 last year it runs pretty good
My opinion with running older tractors long term if you can get implements that run more efficient and to the job faster means Less fuel burn and less hours on the tractor so less maintenance and repairs
Great to have a full video with the ginger warrior. Cheers tom also like the ian Beale reference 😂
Great video Tom, very hard to find the right machinery indeed!
youre doing it right, I look just like that after pressure washing.
Tom , buy the Malone you can’t do without it....much better quality silage less water in the bale etc ...it’s a no brainer ☘️
Hook tines are good for old grown grass to pull it apart .but to dry an ted grass out properly krone tedders are the best by far
Keep up the great content Tom and the ginger guy
We love you're videos Tom, "Mr Teasy Weasy & his son went to mow a meadow"
After every field reverse back 2 foot with it on the ground and it will reverse the grass out that is stuck in the wheels
We plow every 4 year. But not all the fields tho. We allways make sure we plow some of the fields so we allways know that we got inof for winterfeed. But we do it on spring Time so u will Get 1-2 cuts of it same year.
You can tell how much he likes it by the fact he is actually going to think of buying it, he would have said it wasn't necessary otherwise.
you could do whole and have grass grown to come up after
We do one field a year with new grass .
Pass me the Irish string.They just never get away from the thick label do they.Funny though.
I want to buy one after that review from your dad and I don’t have a farm but I was like SOLD yes I’ll have one - I’m sure looking at my very sad grass in my garden thinking wow what would toms dad think of this he’d be appalled 😆
Hmmm..."I've got nothing else" would be from An Officer and a Gentleman but I'm not sure that is what you said. THANKS for the tedding video. I love tedding!!!!
Tom you need to start a coop that shares new machinery with a group of local farmers. This shares the cost burden around!
So if I understand right the machine used today is more or less a fluffer of sorts to spread the cut grass out so it dries better? As apposed to the 'rake' used to put the grass in nice lines for the chopper/bailer. Is there anything that does both? They seam like such similar machines that I can imagine something that has a setting for 'fluff' and one for 'rake' lets say. Thanks for vid as always!
There is but they tend to be quite small for larger farms and are only capable of 10's of acres rather than 100's of acres.
Tom, you do brilliant drone footage. Ta
How about a Q&A with Mr Pemberton SR about how you all got to this point.
'He will chat forever' you just found that out Tom ?? nice one again
If you leave the hydraulics in float you won't damage the tedder and it will float with the terrain.
8:16 yeah tom don't you dare diss the 885
Great video once again keep them coming tom
You should also go a q & a with your family too. What it’s like to be a farmers wife.
Full pto speed might be to much we run on our Kuhn tedder on pto 430-450rpm on the first run and 330-380rpm on later runs. Then it does throw the grass that wild but does a clean job in every condition! ✌🏻🤟🏻
Yeah that's what we do as well, we have Kuhn tedders as well, but we use a hydraulic top link and makes it alot easier adjusting the height but only helpful if you have enough remote banks! 👍☺
Is that a diary power aeration system in the slurry store in the back ground
Tom love your vids you guys do great work
We would cut 6 cuts and the more often you cut the better chance to regenerate the sward. Tbe longer u let the grass grow the sorer it is on tbe grass. We hav a field that was sored out in 1977 and it grows the best in tbe farm. I don’t need to keep reseedin just look after ur grass
Looking over your shoulder Tom I don't see much activity with the new shed. I would have thought by now all the concrete would have been poured, Is there some holdup with the drainage or bay's that is preventing the floor going down? Another new toy for the Ginger Warrior, is that a sweetener for the NEW tractor that you have up your sleeve?
I know🤦♂️ delays with concrete and cubicles to get delivered. Real nightmare!!
My dad used to own a farm in the 60’s. He said he wouldn’t wish it on his worst enemy.
Love the editing.
Tom if you can’t shed it the cover it to keep weather of.
The worms!!!!! yes :D
I must of missed video, what happen to the Case Tractor‽?‽
Your music selection is always 👍👍👍dope where can I get them homieee
I would say malone should give you a good deal on Tedder after that honest review of there machine Tom