Show me your pusher please.

[Steevo]

Think you know who’s it is?

Ah! That would make sense!

 

[Renaultman]

Didn’t make any progress on my pusher today, I did however call in at a mates and see his in action.
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Another 1000t to squeeze in yet?
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I've seen some terrible disasters with high stacked rape.

 

[Phil P]

I've seen some terrible disasters with high stacked rape.

It’s not usually there long, they’ve been doing it long enough to know what they’re doing by now (maybe!)

 

[Renaultman]

It’s not usually there long, they’ve been doing it long enough to know what they’re doing by now (maybe!)

Looks a professional set up, just adding more twopennorth

 

[Phil P]

Managed to get a little bit more done today, I was hoping to get the blade folded into shape but the company I use up the road had sent the lads to a job on site. Will have to be a Monday morning job now.

Anyway, did a bit of drawing

And cutting

And folding

Can you guess what it is yet?‍

Ta da?

Shouldn’t go anywhere now?

Just the blade left now and then see if I’ve got time for paint maybe.

 

[grainboy]

I’m very impressed with what you are achieving, but what will it actually cost you in the end, ?
Be honest, cost your time, and sundry items,

 

[Bobthebuilder]

can the poor forklift lift it

 

[Phil P]

I’m very impressed with what you are achieving, but what will it actually cost you in the end, ?
Be honest, cost your time, and sundry items,

Honestly, I’ll have £300 in steal + welding consumables. As for my time it keeps p!$$!ng it down so I’ve not actually a lot else pressing on a Saturday afternoon?. I could probably pick one up second hand for £500 but there’s just no fun in that and I’d still have to buy brackets.
Trust me I’d sooner be on the combine!

 

[rob h]

can the poor forklift lift it

I have been thinking it looks heavy.

 

[woodylane]

It’s not usually there long, they’ve been doing it long enough to know what they’re doing by now (maybe!)

Who does he store it for Phil? Is it an overflow for ADM?

 

[Phil P]

Who does he store it for Phil? Is it an overflow for ADM?

Openfield, he’s only 15 minutes from the docks and the processing plant in Liverpool so it’s fast movement.

 

[Boohoo]

can the poor forklift lift it

If it can't cope with it the 990 has a new clutch, just need a few more brackets welded on.

 

[Steevo]

If it can't cope with it the 990 has a new clutch, just need a few more brackets welded on.

Phil is gonna build one like in Clive’s video for the 990 I think.

 

[Boohoo]

Phil is gonna build one like in Clive’s video for the 990 I think.

If he does I want to drive it

 

[solo]

If you are worried about your dad making the roof higher then I would suggest you turn off the hydraulic dump switch and lock the tip/ return buttons until he gets used to it. Black paint doesn’t help with visibility in dark sheds either.

 

[Robert K]

If you are worried about your dad making the roof higher then I would suggest you turn off the hydraulic dump switch and lock the tip/ return buttons until he gets used to it. Black paint doesn’t help with visibility in dark sheds either.

Bright JCB yellow

 

[Phil P]

Bright JCB yellow

Will that not blend in with the grain? I was thinking post box red for the blade?
Mainly because I have a tin of post box red ?

 

[Robert K]

Will that not blend in with the grain? I was thinking post box red for the blade?
Mainly because I have a tin of post box red [emoji23]

What about John Deere green to match the loader I have a few tins of it knocking about

 

[Zippy768]

Honestly, I’ll have £300 in steal + welding consumables. As for my time it keeps p!$$!ng it down so I’ve not actually a lot else pressing on a Saturday afternoon?. I could probably pick one up second hand for £500 but there’s just no fun in that and I’d still have to buy brackets.
Trust me I’d sooner be on the combine!

You only have to make it once

 

[chickens and wheat]

I made a pusher, angles all correct so to self clean, changed forklift type and it went into dealer for new fittings and they managed to build it upside down, so it stores plenty of grain on the angles, fortunately its not long so lift up and tip it vertical and it self cleans easily
But if parked outdoors the angles flood with water and it grows like a lawn

its just long enough for the job, so its easy to leave a level top.(underfloor drier), just push everywere as high as you can and its flat topped.- but dont get behind or you've missed the chance.

Wooden planks for blade with heavy rubber curtain , you can sweep upto the heap with it, also an extension jib can be easily fitted to lift the pedestrian stirrer onto/off the heap.

I made it from steel salvaged from an old livestock shed in the middle of a field, probably the bendiest weakest steel ever made despite being hefty. so its been reinforced many times