Good video Kurt and thanks to the farmer for allowing you to film as well. It would be most interesting to see how well this crop emerges and develops as this suggests quite narrow rows.
I havnt had internet for days glad I finally see the video beast of a tractor incredible and you knowledge just adds to that awesome video can't wait to see what's next
Great video Kurt, what crop residue was he drilling into? I could see a cereal stubble, had they planted a winter cover crop? The 8100 sounds wonderful.
The bit that struck me Gareth was they are not afraid to lightly scuffle the surface or maybe use low disturbance subsoiler legs to achieve the best for each individual field if that’s what’s required.
Hello again Sir. Muck , my first born's name is JD , he's a 1985 model . Great video as always Sir. love watching this stuff . The seed drill appears to be an excellent choice for a tool that can be used in multiple applications , good form . I 've looked at some videos of the GOODYEAR LSW 1400/30R 46 , I was wondering what your thoughts were , or if you have even looked into the technology at all ? If you have made a video of them , I missed it . I'll have to check your play list for sure . Great content as always , be healthy , wealthy , and wise , and skillful for sure Sir. Muck !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Bryan, no I haven't looked at the Goodyear range at this point but they have contacted me and we will be looking at some of their stuff very soon. Give my regards to JD !
The tractor sounds well, I've only used an old bettison drill and you had to be careful the seed tubes don't get blocked in wetter conditions, how on earth can you tell if this has a blockage. Great vid 👍
Gazza's fastrac farming You turn the land wheel and check that seed comes out of every colter. I'd say it's unlikely for this drill to have sensors to tell you when it's blocked up.
Hello mate if possible get In touch with dad and see if you could video dad in a much more modern tractor a Case_hi guadtrac 450 on the plow he was on a about it wasn't round to it a the minute
All credit to these farmers, I know this vid is of the bigger farms or contractors but the money and finance these boys commit to is for the brave only.
Lord Muck two gears down from top gear at 1200 rpm lol what fo they do when they get a vario tractor that will completely blow their methods of farming out the water
Lord Muck that I don't know but the way things is going there won't be the big tractors on the farms because of all the bull shit and red tape that my humble opinion
Nice vid Kurt, and wasn't the sun welcome? .......I fully understand direct drilling etc etc, .......but to me, in to stubble etc, a firect drilled field looks like half a job. Take Care.
They are very selective with where they will just DD or where they might scuffle the top first. That's the advantage with that drill - you can use it in a full range of scenarios.
Interesting how a hoe drill can plant so well. In the US western Plains we use mostly Coulter. th-cam.com/video/dh27xHTweCA/w-d-xo.html Not many 8100's were sold as most were 8400 until 8370R came out.
Hi, greetings from sunny Scotland!!love your channel and videos.i've got a question regarding the pre emergence system on the back of a one pass drill.see if you're working a 3 metre drill and the tramlines are for spraying at 24 metre, which pass do you use the pre emergence?is it one side on the 4th pass (12metre)and one side on the next adjoining 5th pass(15metre)or how does it work? same with the 4metre one pass.it would be good to hear your knowledge about it.i asked George Saunders the same question.thanx in advance.keep up the good work!!
Good video Kurt and thanks to the farmer for allowing you to film as well. It would be most interesting to see how well this crop emerges and develops as this suggests quite narrow rows.
We have spoke about returning to see it when it's grown.
Another cracking video sir. Keep up the excellent work..
Cheers Kevin, glad you enjoyed it.
Lord Muck your welcome sir.....
Great video! The various camera setups sure fed my couriosity for how the machinery Works. -interesting!
Cheers Vidar !
another great vid Kurt lovely sound from those jd
Yep she sounded well.
About 20 years old and still working....nice Deere...
That 8100 looks bloody good duelled up !!!!!
Great video, glad the weathers finally come round! They’re out in Ernest in the fields in Surrey now
I havnt had internet for days glad I finally see the video beast of a tractor incredible and you knowledge just adds to that awesome video can't wait to see what's next
I live literally across the road from where those dale drills are made
Brilliant filming and editing Kurt, - like watching a promotional film, very well done. Good to see the Deere’s working!
Cheers Trevor, I just wanted to show something a bit different from conventional drilling on a normal seedbed.
Great video it looks like it was doing a lovely job. It’s hard but waiting for right conditions and using the right kit looks to have payed off
Thanks Andrew, it’s certainly been a trying time !
Very nice vid the Deere looking gd finally dry enough for work to start 👍
It’s been a long wait Greg !
some fine machinery there , and it looks so so easy, I did say looks easy, I bet setting that drill up takes some doing
Nice outfit, interesting drill and good to see the 8100
That 8100 sounded good. what kind of beans are they planting. Glad you finally got some good weather send some over here 👍
Great video, very interesting. Drill looks a good bit of kit. John deeres look well look after aswell.
Glad you enjoyed it.
That was a good work Kurt. Those was sum big tires
Tidy outfit, it's good to see farms sticking with modern classics that you can still maintain without the need for the dealer and his laptop
My dealers laptop is just full of porn.
That's just your laptop, that's why it crashed the other week
Excellent Video.
Great video. Good tidy rig.
Good see you got good weather fo drilling
Great video Kurt, what crop residue was he drilling into? I could see a cereal stubble, had they planted a winter cover crop? The 8100 sounds wonderful.
I’ll ask Alan as he’ll know the details.
Wheat followed by a cover crop of Phacellia then sprayed off a fortnight ago.
Lord Muck cheers for that Kurt, propper eco tillage farmers caring for their soil.
The bit that struck me Gareth was they are not afraid to lightly scuffle the surface or maybe use low disturbance subsoiler legs to achieve the best for each individual field if that’s what’s required.
Lord Muck how growing crops should be done, do what is required for each field and crop.
Impressive machines. Hope all is well Brother!!
All good, hope you’re well !
Forgive my ignorance of such implements but what is the purpose of the disc out on the boom ti the side of the drill? Good video Thanks for sharing.
It's a bout marker. It's set to scratch a line which when you come back the next time is in line with the centre marker on the bonnet.
Hello again Sir. Muck , my first born's name is JD , he's a 1985 model . Great video as always Sir. love watching this stuff . The seed drill appears to be an excellent choice for a tool that can be used in multiple applications , good form . I 've looked at some videos of the GOODYEAR LSW 1400/30R 46 , I was wondering what your thoughts were , or if you have even looked into the technology at all ? If you have made a video of them , I missed it . I'll have to check your play list for sure . Great content as always , be healthy , wealthy , and wise , and skillful for sure Sir. Muck !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Bryan, no I haven't looked at the Goodyear range at this point but they have contacted me and we will be looking at some of their stuff very soon. Give my regards to JD !
Nice camera angles, makes a change to see how things work. Too hot for hat and jumper though ;)
Thanks for sharing!
It was surprising that the breeze at the top end was quite cool. Once we got over the far side I was down to a T-shirt !
Lord Muck hot as hell at work today, 29oC 100% humidity.
Glad you had a nice day playing :)
The tractor sounds well, I've only used an old bettison drill and you had to be careful the seed tubes don't get blocked in wetter conditions, how on earth can you tell if this has a blockage. Great vid 👍
I’d imagine it has flow sensors. I’ll ask Alan and find out.
Cheers Gazza.
Gazza's fastrac farming You turn the land wheel and check that seed comes out of every colter. I'd say it's unlikely for this drill to have sensors to tell you when it's blocked up.
Hello mate if possible get In touch with dad and see if you could video dad in a much more modern tractor a Case_hi guadtrac 450 on the plow he was on a about it wasn't round to it a the minute
Send me a message on Instagram or Facebook Adam 👍
Great video! :)
Cheers !
Really interesting video ty ..
I love me some 8000 series Deeres!
Proper machines !
Brilliant.
There is a whole lot going go there.
Sure is Mike !
Nice video. Was the 8100 the replacement for the 47/4955 ?, chap where I kept my gear had one always thought it be good on the ole BB950 !.
Yep it replaced a 4255 I think.
Great vid it's good to see crops being planted at Last
Nice 8100👍
All credit to these farmers, I know this vid is of the bigger farms or contractors but the money and finance these boys commit to is for the brave only.
Was he flat out with the rolls flicking seed and soil up erveryehere
Haha ! Yeh what was that quote ? “As fast as when rowing up hay” 🤣🤣🤣 Tossers
Lord Muck two gears down from top gear at 1200 rpm lol what fo they do when they get a vario tractor that will completely blow their methods of farming out the water
You can't beat a bit of old school cool but do you think the jd 81 00 would stand up against the big fent 10 50?
Totally different beasts Matt. The question is "Will the Fendt 1050 be running as well as the 8100 in 20 years time ?"
Lord Muck that I don't know but the way things is going there won't be the big tractors on the farms because of all the bull shit and red tape that my humble opinion
Was that filmed on Dales own farm ?
No Chris, further south.
Great
Nice vid Kurt, and wasn't the sun welcome? .......I fully understand direct drilling etc etc, .......but to me, in to stubble etc, a firect drilled field looks like half a job.
Take Care.
Yes I know what you mean but the 'job' is all about reducing costs so it has definite advantages.
They are very selective with where they will just DD or where they might scuffle the top first. That's the advantage with that drill - you can use it in a full range of scenarios.
Interesting how a hoe drill can plant so well. In the US western Plains we use mostly Coulter. th-cam.com/video/dh27xHTweCA/w-d-xo.html Not many 8100's were sold as most were 8400 until 8370R came out.
Depending on the individual requirement, the 8000 Series sold well from the 81 through to the 84’s over here.
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Its my dad Alan Middleton
It is yes ! 😀👍
@@LordMuck dadddy does not work there now
Yes he told me a while back.
Send him my regards.
The day I very good to drill
Hi my self
Superb video Kurt, nice to see something different! Be interesting to come back and see how the beans progress over the upcoming months
Yes Connor that’s my plan 👍
Hi, greetings from sunny Scotland!!love your channel and videos.i've got a question regarding the pre emergence system on the back of a one pass drill.see if you're working a 3 metre drill and the tramlines are for spraying at 24 metre, which pass do you use the pre emergence?is it one side on the 4th pass (12metre)and one side on the next adjoining 5th pass(15metre)or how does it work? same with the 4metre one pass.it would be good to hear your knowledge about it.i asked George Saunders the same question.thanx in advance.keep up the good work!!
You’d have to run one on 4 & 5.
Lord Muck , thanks very much.thats what I thought.much appreciated!
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Are they rolling the ground after the beans are planted? Thanks for the videos.
Yes Ghil, it retains the moisture.