Cumbrian Silage Roundup 2022. Clamping the grass with 10 different outfits.
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- A roundup of the wide variety of machines working at the pit that I’ve encountered on my travels this year. They include..
MF 6470, MF 135, Case-IH 5130, NH TM190, MF 390, NH T7.230, Merlo 33.7, MF 6716S, Case-IH Puma 155 and MF 7718S. Filmed in Cumbria and Southern Scotland May-August 2022.
Great video 🚜🚜
Thanks David. Hopefully those blue skies and bright machines brought a taste of the summer to you during this awful weather we’re having now! Cheers, David.
your videos are always enjoyable to watch.
Many thanks Rick, really pleased you like them. Cheers, David.
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Great little compilation David, we certainly do like our masseys around here!
Many thanks Jacob. Yes you’re right there, must be every other farm in the area that has a Massey but hardly surprising with three Carrs Billington branches within 40 miles of each other!
Lovely stuff!....when I think back on all the silage I pushed up over the years with only two wheel drive🥴
And very light steering! Ah happy days, I remember almost every farm in the late 70s/ early 80s in my area using a 2wd and normally a Twose buckrake to fill the pit all those years back! Cheers, Dave.
Great video 👍
Many thanks once again. Pleased you enjoyed it. Cheers, David.
Good video
I do lawn care in Utah County, Utah. I haul grass and leaves to a farmer who cooks it with hay and feeds it to cows. It saves me daily dump fees, and him the costs of hay.
That sounds great Joseph,recycling and cutting both dump and feed costs at the same time. Great to hear how things are done in the States, thanks for watching how things are done in the UK. Great comment, cheers David.
Some excellent pit action thanks for sharing.
No problem at all, I’m more than happy too. I’m lucky to have caught up with a good variety of outfits this year, hopefully some new ones to discover in 2023. Cheers, David.
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Great video some great tractors and buckrakes in action mind you a loading shovel is quicker
Thanks Paul, pleased you enjoyed it. Yes there’s probably no two outfits the same in the area and quite correct that a loading shovel especially with a wide fork will certainly be quicker. Apart from one or two contractors who operate them I can’t think of any farm owned shovels in the area. Would like to catch up with a couple and film them next season if I get the opportunity. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Always appreciated, cheers Dave.
Ouch... My neck....
Great video David, tho it’s very uncommon to see those working in Ireland , the republic at least , we have mostly all loading shovels such as Volvo 120s and job 416 even 20 years ago it was old Volvo l70 and O&k loaders , the buckrakes died a death in Ireland as the loaders are a lot more useful for keeping the back and sides of a pit tidy , however many of your farmers have pits in side so perhaps have no need for loaders
Ah now that’s interesting as over here in Cumbria it’s exactly the opposite. There’s one or two loading shovels working the clamps along with plenty of Loadall type machines but the vast majority of pits are still filled with tractor and buckrake. I definitely see the logic in the loading shovel system especially in big scale operations and as you say their weight and capacity is definitely a bonus when it comes to compacting the whole clamp. Yes many indoor pits in my area, some getting on in years so a buckrake system does have it’s advantages working inside. Really great comment, thanks for taking the time. I love to hear about how farming operations differ in different parts of the Isles and pleased you enjoyed the video. Regards, David
Last tractor I see on a buckrake was a Ford 7610 4wd in 1989.....!!😂
To be honest even a lot off the dairy farmers here that cut their own silage would borrow a neighbours shovel or may still have their own smaller shovel like a JCB 412 or 414 which would be common on lots off dairy holdings. Tractors on the pit are history here.. But every country has different methods I guess.
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Wouldn’t farming life be dull if that was the case everywhere..
@@davidwinthrop7077 well you can't beat abit off Classic gear cutting silage... There is a guy near me cutting with Tarrup doublechop behind a Fiat 1580 and a Volvo BM 841 on the pit.. But trailed choppers are even been phased out.
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And its still going strong.. 😜
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Ah now that’s a nice piece of classic machinery. What an engine note! Would love to see something like an old Volvo BM working around here although I know of a sawmill close by that still uses one. Thanks for the link, great video.
El silo es uno de los productos agricola que necesita mucho diesel ademas de semillas de laboratorios que desaoarecen
390 massey man clear some grass
He certainly has. Probably clamped as much grass in the same time as some machines twice the size and power of the 390!
Tm 140 sounds the best
Yes it’s got a great sound hasn’t it Jas. If it’s the one I think you mean it’s actually a TM190 though I have filmed a TM140 in one of my other videos working alongside a Ford 6810. Many thanks for watching and taking the time to comment, very much appreciated. Cheers, David.
You had me watching it again I must be needing my eyes tested 190 it is 🤓👍
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Front loader is more sufficient and easier option for this work with tractor
Quite possibly but not that many front loaders working in this part of the IK though plenty of farms with a large tractor fleet.
@@davidwinthrop7077 I agreed with you..but can you use this equipment in front instead of using behind???because what I know tractors have more power and more grip when they are moving in forward than moving reverse
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Ah, yes that’s a very good point. Also the forward visibility is improved. They’re are a good number of outfits with front linkage mounted buckrakes in the area as I’ve caught up over the years but unfortunately I haven’t this past season. Hopefully will do so in 2023!
@@davidwinthrop7077 wish you the best of luck 👍
@@shahzadalikhokhar6091
Thanks Shahzad for watching and taking the time to comment and reply. Cheers, David.
Frases biblicas que regresan y parecían imposibles
Pedir semillas a pauses atrasados segun golman sacs por que monsantos y similares cerraron
Pedirle a un pobre ji ji ji ji
No es para consumo humano directo y veras la hostia que se le da al de las vacas sin diesel y sin semillas
Puede Encontrar semillas limpias que no son de laboratorios pero necesitas tres cosechas seguidas para reponer la que el laboratorio quito
Suponiendo que te den unas pocas de pobres y no industriales
Ven como acabaran pidiendo semillas a los pobres
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