Nice home made bale unroller.

[simmy_bull]

Saw this on you tube and it looks just the job.

Anybody got and old lister elevator cluttering the spot up they want rid of?

@Nearly you'll probably have one or two hidden away

 

[tinsheet]

Neighbour of mine, clever chap, him and bro were on scrapheap challange back along had to build a jet boat.

 

[Jim B]

Is there a video of it working?

 

[simmy_bull]

Is there a video of it working?

Yes there's is a part 2 that shows it working.

 

[tinman]

Saw this on you tube and it looks just the job.

Anybody got and old lister elevator cluttering the spot up they want rid of?

@Nearly you'll probably have one or two hidden away

for a young fella he is on the right track anyways.
altho to me one of them is only any good if you can self load it as most of the main stream ones are, his one is just a one trick pony.
its a grand job in the hay or unchopped bales but i wouldnt like to throw up a well chopped bale onto it.

 

[simmy_bull]

for a young fella he is on the right track anyways.
altho to me one of them is only any good if you can self load it as most of the main stream ones are, his one is just a one trick pony.
its a grand job in the hay or unchopped bales but i wouldnt like to throw up a well chopped bale onto it.

I agree whilst it's not all singing all dancing it would still do a valuable job. I have no idea of "kennys" farm size but for a moderate size upland farmer such as myself modern machinery with its modern price tag is virtually untouchable I could end up working all my life just to pay for a lot of shiney iron.

If I had an unroller like that on loader brackets I could do an awful lot of unhitching, loading up and rehitching for 000's of pounds saving.

 

[deere66]

Yes there's is a part 2 that shows it working.

Think some guarding is needed over the trail end of the conveyor. If cameraman had tripped it would have been messy