So I have a equine livery yard and been looking at ways to make the straw go further we currently just stack large square bale straw into a shed and they just open them up and use from the stack
now we used to be on small conventional bales and they seemed to go a little further than big stuff...
I'd like my small bales to be in packs, only problem is I can't afford a packer.. Is there anybody around taunton-ish area that can do bale packing picking the bales up off the field? I.e. arcusin baron etc? Will be wanting to buy one eventually but I just haven't got the money. If so, what sort...
Having a tidy through the mountain of 'operators/parts manuals'.
The further down, the more interesting it got, particularly some of the sales brochures.
Hi there just pricing up a new trailer .
had ifors for years but leaning towards a nugent but looking for experience with any really.
opinions welcome .
16 ft tri axle , ramps and cage sides . thankyou for replies .
On a slightly different vein to the recent "what trailer" thread, we're well catered for with two larger livestock trailers, but increasingly I think that a smaller (7ft ish) single axle would be pretty handy a lot of the time.
Could be used behind the quad occasionally for about the place, but...
Is anyone using anything in between a flat 8 and a proper packer like a Baron?
I work a cooks flat 8 and it works pretty well for me for gathering. I only do 2-3000 at any one time at the moment. I could up that to 10000 in time, but I would need more storage space.
I would love a packer but I...
I have always liked the idea of rebailing both hay and straw into conventional bales.
Much less stress in the summer - just smack it into big squares or rounds just as it’s fit, so easy to cart, stack. Etc…
Then, in the winter, when it’s cold and wet outside, feed them into a conventional...
So if baling a lot of conventional bales hay and haylage and the supply of decent Welgar balers is getting thin what do you buy .?
Anyone had experiences with the newer NH 5000 series.
I want maximum weight in bales I can and must be side pull so rules out the inline MF machines.
Time has come to change my trusty 1999 14’ twin axle IW, done sterling service mainly delivering hay and straw locally but now retired from that. I now have a fabrication company and trips are generally much longer, can be all over the country. Going to go 16’ this time as I won‘t get to 3.5t...
I ordered a new IW trailer one year ago in January 2022 from a local tractor dealership and IW retailer. Nothing too exotic; just a 14ft stock box. I’ve enquired a couple of times recently but as yet I haven’t had a straight answer about the expected delivery schedule- just salesman patter.
I do...
I’m sure this question has been asked plenty of times before, but struggling to find an answer .
Upland Stock farm with plenty of steep ground looking for an easy to use reliable gps for spraying / fert etc. what would you recommend .
thanks
I was interested enough in this system to drop a line to their sales chap and ask a few questions and been given an undoubtedly competitive quote. Not as versatile as other systems such as the Fieldbee, but appear to be more of a plug and play install.
In the advertising bumph, there is a...
Hi Everyone,
I am presenting GPS Auto Steering Kits for Agricultural Machinery with RTK Base station, ISOBUS, and WIFI camera.
Compatible with agricultural machinery manufactured by: John Deere, Fendt, Deutz-Fahr, Case IH / Steyr, Kubota, New Holland... and so on.
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Just wondering about buying a well used loader tractor to deal with 1200t of straw. At the minute we use a mix of telehandlers towing bale trailers (not good on gearboxes) and tractors and bale trailers. It’s all a bit of a phaff and doesn’t fit in well with other jobs so I’m wondering about...
Looking at a nh tractor that is guidence ready. It has a intelliview4 screen. What would I need to make it steer its self?? I have a 750 screen if needed!
I usually make 15000 square bales of straw at harvest time and it's pretty slow and stressful, next year I'm hoping to make 20000 and can't think how to speed things up much more without forking out £40k+ for a second hand balepacker. There's only 3 of us, one man on the baler and flat 8 sledge...
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