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Silage wagon

eric prydz · 2014-12-28 14:20:25

Thinking this past while about moveing away from precision chop and buying myself a new or nearly new silage wagon,i have the mower,rake etc,what would ye recommend?

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#52 22-09-2021 8:55pm

jaymla627

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Just for the last few hours, to pack it in, theirs only a jcb 310s on the pit though in fairness putting away from 2 wagons, bringing in 80 acres in a good day, if their was a jcb435s our wa320 on the pit you probably get away without rolling tractor, the main issue when clamping wagon silage is you have to layer it, you can't bulldoze up the load like precision chop stuff where two runs with the loading shovel clears the load, you have to take your rake full up and spread it out evenly on each cycle

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#53 24-09-2021 5:36pm

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Mostly wagon silage here, bit of higher quality stuff baled for young stock. If it was very dry we'd roll with a tractor too, loader driver says it's easier for him to drive on it after rolling with tractor.

If the seat's wet, sit on yer hat, a cool head is better than a wet ar5e.

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