Recent content by feazel

Hi MX, I read that as being the step above what you are wanting to. You just need to draw a model (the 3d part) and export it as a DXF for the laser. That course is for turning the model into a full engineering drawing with tolerances etc. I'd just trawl youtube for tutorials, even as a...

Can't say anything about Blaney, but a bale roller will be bang on. Have seen other brands mount them on handlers no worry. I'd say it'd unroll a full bale in a minute or two, doesn't take long.

Am I the only person that is really disappointed that this thread wasn't about a machine like this becoming a reality?

@Mdt I believe after some time the brain gets used to processing sounds again and begins to self-filter, mine is set so that every day it will gradually get louder up to where it is supposed to be, apparently this allows easier brain re-learning. @Woolgatherer the one that really fires me up is...

After a "disagreement" with an item of heavy plant as a teenager I'm really deaf on one side after my brain fluid decided to escape via my eardrum!.....if you haven't worked out, I was firmly on the losing side of the disagreement (prob about 50% deaf i.e. something needs to be twice as loud on...

Pretty sure Fligal do push of trailers so they've got it covered as you could compress the load, but it's a good point for sure!

Have just seen this in the Agritechnica medal list. the Fliegal Buffel. It's kinda hard to read as I guess it is translated straight from german. But essentially its a small loader wagon with an unloading elevator on the back. Looks like a good idea to me that has benefits from both existing...

Don't read too much into my comments, it was merely a funny anecdote. The world needs more of your attitude

Attractiveness of accents is in the eye of the beholder, my accent comes on real strong when I'm wound up, has defused a few heated discussions with the kiwi missus!

I'd be willing to bet she was a few doors down from me in halls! Walking down the corridor in my first day or so and a tall willowy beauty appears (in my head I'm going jeez, these English ag unis aren't bad at all!) then she says to me in the broadest Northern accent (I'm not good enough to...

What does it matter? They paid their fee's, got their degrees (lol I made a rhyme) and then have got a job that fulfills their needs in a manner they see most fitting. The vast majority of my peers (from Harper) are still in the ag industry in some shape or form.

Or to look at it another way, more folk from non farming backgrounds getting a education in a specialist subject from experts in the field, challenging preconceived ideas and pushing the industry forward

See attached example explanation. Of course more oil will allow a bigger stoke, so you could mount it to get more leverage or such, but oil capacity has no bearing on a force calculation.

What do you mean @Skimmer?

It is only the area of the piston that counts, not the total internal surface area. two rams of different length with the same bore/rod diameter with the same pressure oil supply will generate the same force, the stroke length will affect their capacity.