Fitting An Air Seeder To A Rakeman 3000 Tine Harrow
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video we sell off our seed broadcaster and buy an air seeder in it's place, but fitting it isn't as easy as I first though...
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Hi there from New Mexico USA! When I'm feeling sluggish or lazy, I watch your videos and your industriousness and sheer enthusiasm gets me up and going!
Thank you for saying "stay" to an inanimate object. I now know I'm not the only one who does that.
You made my day with that.
The effort, time and level of customisation required to make a commercial off the shelf product work to address your issue 😮….although selfishly I do like watching you problem solve, the fabrication and the humour that comes with it.. and hopefully a good outcome 🌱🌱🌱 🚜
Mr. Morris, Sir, great job, great brain, great pair of hands! Very inventive. You are a natural problem solver. As a 'townie' (apols) my respect for farmers has increased enormously :- ). Both my parents were from small farming stock so I'm used to seeing people 'get stuck-in' and sort it out yourself. Positivity comes in cans! Yes, I can . . .
Clever work with your adapting your seeder
Great video Adrian 👌
We fitted an APV air seeder to our Rakeman. Fantastic job. We connected the control panel to the 9-pin socket inside the cab and the speed of the tractor controls the seed sowing rate which is a bonus on hilly or uneven ground and when you lift the arms, the seeder stops sowing.
your'e right Adrian Google definitely listens to you.
Hello from Saskatchewan Canada great show thanks for sharing
Comment for the algorithm to help the channel 👍.
Hi, Adrian your a genus 👍brilliant job watching this video is like learning a trade
Great job Adrian to adapt the seeder.
Looks like it would work better on the front of the tractor so the seed won't overshoot the harrow.
Yes that would help solve that problem but wind would still be an issue, also I’ve heard people saying that the front fan could stuck in the seed to the front grill if not mounted down low.
On a building site there's always the conversation of ' who's the best of the skilled trades ? ' . Well the farmer ( this farmer ) should be elevated into this conversation !
Great improvisation skills and where there's a will there's a way
Adrian I agree that our phones or iPads have ears. 😂you are not only an excellent farmer, a diary farmer but also an expert mechanic and horticulturalist as well. You are one clever man with many talents and both my husband and myself love watching your videos as you make them so interesting and varied. The Irish accent helps as well as it’s our favourite. We are watching you from down under in Perth, Western Australia.
Love to hear from people fare away, thanks for tuning in
I've got an opico 5 metre Harrow with seeder and the spread plates are mounted in front of all the tines. I have good results with it and run it for overseeding and reseeding on ploughed ground. I just run the tines more aggressive for overseeding and get a better seed contact with soil, then for ploughed land I'll angle the tines back and lower the wheels down to lift the whole machine up so it's just lightly harrowing the soil. I get good results from running it like that.
The way some people do things might not suit other people but I'm sure you'll find out what works best for yourself and you've definitely made a good choice in buying an air seeder.
Best tool on the farm.🔨
Well done Adrian you seem to be a jack of all trades and cussing here and there is a big part of getting the job well done
Brillant videos as always lad watching from thurles tipperary
Well done Adrian a farmer has to be a jack of all trades
I totally agree with you, Adrian, about how the phone listens to you, and it just shows up on FB or somewhere exactly what you are looking for spooky lol
I know what you are talking about when you say, you are talking about something and next thing it appears on your FB page. I was talking to my brother about it today. As a cousin of mine used to say “big brother is listening to everything”😂😂😂😂😂😂. Great Jobe once again. Bless your patience. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Hello Adrian, not great weather, might get summer again, that machine great youk for seedings ,how ur dad, chat soon kieran from Laghey donegal town 😊
My eldest lad was in stitches laughing at you fitting this machine, I came in from the kitchen too see what he was watching! Your obviously very handy with your hands but your natural funny sense of humour makes your videos very enjoyable Adrian.
Till the next one see you again 😀
Another great video nice bit of MIG welding nice tidy workshops Adrian 👍👍👍🚜
Great video Adrian good luck with the new machine
Ah, I completely sympathize about 'drop syndrome' when dealing with fiddly washers, bolts and screws. I think that I would almost always end up in the 'needs help' category, though... 😄 And I have also noticed the higher up the ladder I am, the worse my affliction, and then add in trying to find where the darn piece bounced when it hit the ground... Deep breaths and many comments on the state of life as I do another 'ladder lap'!
The seed spreader looks to be working great after all the work to get it set up - it was interesting to watch you go through the process!
Your humor and fabrications are so much enjoyed watching Adrian!! I hear you talk about grants abd could explain what that means or give me a link to it? I am in the USA and do not understand. Thank you.
Possibly a future addition to our slitteraker Adrian. I will look forward to the results.👍
Yes would work great on that machine Ian. That seed is well up now and is looking great so fare.
Great video enjoy the rest of your Sunday
I see I’m not the only one that does a sawing action with my angle grinder when cutting steel 😂😂😂😂😂. That’s a fine looking job Adrian, you’ll get even more use out of those spring harrows now. 👍
Cuts way faster lad 😂, I also rock back and forth on the tractor going up hills! Way more power hi
@@IFarmWeFarm worth at least 30bhp, please tell me you don’t duck when driving under low bridges though because that’s just daft 😂😂😂
The simplest solution (U-bolts in this case) is often the best. It’s a shame we have to try 20 complicated solutions to get there!
Good for you for being patient and persistent to get that to work.
certainly putting your skills to use on that one, busy times as usual. thank you
Morning Adrian
Morning 👍
Well done nice bit of kit there, keep up the good work
That happens because your smart phone and your TV are always listening to you. The agreement that comes with the TV even says it does. I’m sure the phones agreement does too but I’ve never read it.🙁❤️🐝
Fantastic job/video Adrian 👍🏆 I used to love watching my Granda, like you he would improvise some things to make them work👍❤️
Great video Adrian. Enjoyed watching.
Very interesting, have not seen a seeder like that in my area of the USA.
That's a farm engineer right there.:)
Well done Adrian. Thank you for sharing.
The struggle is all part of the story 😁. The heroes journey. Workshop coming into it's own on jobs like this
Great job Adrian . Well sorted . Looks a good job.
My silage contractor does nt like shores filled to the top . The rake has a habit of finding them the following year . But great for letting water down all the same .
No your right to keep it in the middle you need a few tines to tickle the seed in, just don't have them to aggressive I find.
The new workshop looks like it's doing the job just right for you, Adrian. Spring tines 3rd time lucky getting it set up properly I see mate 👍👍
Thanks for the show Adrian
Brilliant job 👍☘️
Wish you had filmed putting in the wire in the cab would have liked to count the bleeps😅you will get contract work with that yoke
Thankfully now you have a nice and dry workshop to work in, save so much time as well having the right set up. If I get to the point where I have dropped something just once, alternative action is taken!😂🤣 Glad your new seeder seams to be doing the job, let's hope the seed behaves itself and grows as it's supposed to. 👍🤗
Always enjoy the videos on the channel best of luck with everything on the farm 👍👍
You are a really handy young man. 👍👍😊
You have the patience of a saint Adrian...an awful lot of phaffing👍
Great video aidrean as usual, you're a man of many talents.
I know it's off the subject but you bought hedge cutter window guards for your tractor one time, do you mind me asking where you got them??
I love to see improvisation working well and it's so satisfying, well done look forward to seeing the end results.
Great job looks well and another good video
Great job keep up good work
You mentioned you were going to use your new toy for oversowing. Does it disturb the soil much when you run over the grass with it? Is it grass or clover you oversow?
I am interested in seeing more of it in action. Contractor did some oversowing for me and it did not work great, I was wondering was it because of a lack of soil contact with his machine, yours look a good job.
Great stuff Adrian, I see you have mastered the MIG welding. Great ideas... 👏
another good one 👍
Now that ought to work great. And you can move your seeder back too. Nice.
Good video Adrian. Looks a very hard job but if it hander that’s what counts
well done so informative thanks
Yes, your phone is spying on you. When i have personal conversations i make sure that all phones, computers, laptop, etc are out of the room. I do not have one of those voice unites like the Alexa. But my laptop has Cortana installed and i know that it listens even when it is off.
We don’t really have those tine harrows over here in NZ but I wish we did, looks like it does an awesome job.
With the amount of pugging I’m doing at the moment it would be the perfect little machine to tidy it all up in the spring 👌
Wonder if you could tow a roller behind or just roll it later for a bit of compaction too?
There simpily a power machine to have Andrew, for over seeding especially and yes you can get tine machines with a roller on the back I think.
You are always doing something to get your gear in working order. Great job.
All ways hands on Adrian . You must save yourself a fortune, but like to save a jobsworth doing, it’s worth doing right. 👍🏻 until the next one or watch you then👍🏻
I secretly enjoy this style of work Ricky, once I get the time and knowone is calling me to do something else 😉. 👍
Good job
Great video again Adrian, are they up yet?.
You ve come a long way from spreading the seed by hand and pulling a bush behind the quad to cover it in 😂😂
It always got the job done though 😂, I think I needed to get with the times
Adrian. Can you show us you doing some overseeding in existing grassland. Would be great to see the settings of the Harrow and what determines when you hit the ground. Maybe go through it all in detail.
I will do, I did some last year and came back to show the results afterwards. Over seeding is great when the ground conditions and weather is right. I think this new seeder will be more accurate though so will definitely show all from start to updates later
Thanks. I have one myself with the standard broadcaster. Do you find that it improves grass yield by just harrowing and taking out the thatch?
@@hateglazer25yes if done in early spring, you will end up with a thicker sward for sure
Hello Adrian; there is a farmers meeting in Balinasloe tomorrow at 1:00 PM organised by our rural TDs. Would you advertise it if you can ??. Thank you.
"Son of a seadog" is my version. 🙃
Love this!! 😂 This is simple, I have no idea what it does but it looks simple. 🤣 Sorry Adrian but that was a great line!! Absolutely love your videos!! 😊
Excellent work, I am building my own one pass direct drill for all crops so I know that was a lot harder than you made it look. I am looking for a seeder for slug pellets to go on my drill that looked perfect for the job how much was it roughly?
Son of. What Adrian?😂🙈 great vides btw
Funny as chum 4 and 1 from the Chinese brilliant lol
Issue's with your broadcaster Adrian. RTÉ Can't get a break anywhere this week. 😂
👌😂
A smashing watch. Unrelated question though, Adrian. What happens to slurry when you've moved as much as possible but it then rains? Do you run out of space? What then because either your fields are too wet or it's the wrong time to spread it? Thank you. Xxxx
Thought nowadays Broadcasting somthing so harrowing would come at cost... 🤣🤪😆 Nice one sir you can fair clink the spanners and battery gun.. looking the business... stay safe 🏴
Well ware Adrian,very best of luck with the new Toy. 🍀
Adrian, how would you manage if you were just not very handy? Would it be a case of having to take the equipment to a dealer to get things fitted and problems sorted? I was thinking, not every farmer would have all these extra skills….
Well
Converted to milwaukee i see😮
Not really, I like there impact stuff and that grinder is fare more powerful than my other Dewalt version but Dewalt stuff is easier to get fixed when things go wrong
Should make a good job of it. U seem to be using more Milwaukee and less dewalt are you converted?😅
My Dewalt grinder is worn out, it was the cheaper model which has done a lot and has began to eat through batteries lately. The Milwaukee definitely has more power and I liked the stop brake system. I still really like dewalt though as there easier to get fixed locally.
You've the same personality as me lol
I am convinced that with enough scraps lying around, you could build your own tractor!!!
Great stuff Adrian, mighty man. Adrian what type of welder are you using.
Sealey mighty mig 240 lad, it wouldn’t be high end or anything but it works well for this sort of stuff 👍
I noticed you use a mig welder. Could you advise which is best, stick or mig and what would you recommend. Great videos.
Stick is great for beginners and way more versatile in wet dirty environments. Definitely get an inverted stick welder as it’s small and light - about 150-180amps.
Mig is great too but takes a little more getting used to and is a lot bigger and heavier to haul about.
Give the stick a try is my best recommendation mate 👍
@@IFarmWeFarm Thanks for reply. Will take your advice onboard. Maybe sometime do a small bit on welders and welding.
Thanks again.
Hi adrian what speed roughly do you go when using the rakeman woth the seed spreading? Cheers
How's the Ferguson 20 🤠
👍👍❤
Any vids on the tef 20
Shouldn’t the spread plates be towards the front of the harrow, so that the seed gets harrowed in?
You can do that but when the seed falls down at the minute it’s getting the full 3 tines run over it so all is well covered. If it was at the very back I’d turn it forward so the times get to it. You only want to just about cover the seed
@@IFarmWeFarm thanks for the reply, I made this comment before I watched the full video, (I’m an impatient dairy farmer) I was kicking my self when you explained it later on! Love your work! Keep the vids coming!
Yup I run into the Siri Alexa "algorithm" popping up things in my feed I was just speaking to my wife about the day before. She thinks I'm crazy but I can't imagine it's just random luck with how specific the matches are.
#tinfoilhat
What did you plant?
Hi digestibility mix with added clover.
🙏🙏👍👍🇨🇮🇨🇮
Why did you buy a Milwaukee angle grinder
More power and better battery life Colin
Ok I have a Dewalt one and it dose not have a lot of power
My daughter says your smart phone is listening to you all the time. I prefer not to listen to what she is saying....it is terrifying!!!! Next thing my phone will be reading my mind.
And it’s burn not born!
Not really miss pronunciations, more improvised versions 😂😉