Machinery Photo/Discussion Thread

davidk1394

Reggie. wrote: »

Think this is a better pic of the new gear lever. The split buttons are on the left and declutch in front

What make of loader will be fitted?

Reggie.

charolais0153 wrote: »

I thought you'd have the bird shït cleaned;)

Only noticed that after......my bad

Reggie.

davidk1394 wrote: »

What make of loader will be fitted?

Q36

tomwaterford

Reggie. wrote: »

Q36

Electronic operated???

Reggie.

tomwaterford wrote: »

Electronic operated???

Yes but with the manual joystick and the sift drive will be eletronic also

X6.430macman

Reggie. wrote:

Think this is a better pic of the new gear lever. The split buttons are on the left and declutch in front

It's nice, new spool handles is well, they can be locked is well I think to avoid getting confused.

Reggie.

X6.430macman wrote: »

It's nice, new spool handles is well, they can be locked is well I think to avoid getting confused.

The tops if the old handles felt better as the new ones feel flimsy. They can be locked alright plus one is the float. Only thing I don't like is that the 3rd and 4th spool is worked off the loader lever you see there. That will be coming out and the quicke one going in its place

Nekarsulm

Will your loader be plumbed direct into the high pressure oil supply from the pump ? Or do you need a third spool valve fitted?

Reggie.

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Will your loader be plumbed direct into the high pressure oil supply from the pump ? Or do you need a third spool valve fitted?

There's 4 valves on her. I believe the chest valve will go to the pump but will check when I chat the mechanic. Think only the dump pipe goes to the back end.

Username John

Reggie. wrote: »

There's 4 valves on her. I believe the chest valve will go to the pump but will check when I chat the mechanic. Think only the dump pipe goes to the back end.

Is the spot where the pin hitch goes in for storage high? (It looks a bit high, but I'd be a bit short too)

Well wear Reggie, I hope she's lucky for you...

Reggie.

Username John wrote: »

Is the spot where the pin hitch goes in for storage high? (It looks a bit high, but I'd be a bit short too)

Well wear Reggie, I hope she's lucky for you...

Cheers john. I'll be moving that as it is high and it bangs around alot while driving.

X6.430macman

Love the CBM hook ends on yokes, I hate the walterscheid ones found on john deeres, can't get my head around them. The latest CBM's have a little kick out on them so they can't get stuck going down unlike the older ones

MickeyShtyles

There's one design flaw that we've noticed with ours from day one.
If ya have the back window open and the toplink on its holder, ya can't close the rear window.

Reggie.

MickeyShtyles wrote: »

There's one design flaw that we've noticed with ours from day one.
If ya have the back window open and the toplink on its holder, ya can't close the rear window.

You have the different cab on the 4 series than the 5H. Either that or wind it down a bit

Watch the back end on the 4 series for heating up. I reckon they might get recalled as they don't have a rear end oil cooler like the 5H

MickeyShtyles

Reggie. wrote: »

You have the different cab on the 4 series than the 5H. Either that or wind it down a bit

Watch the back end on the 4 series for heating up. I reckon they might get recalled as they don't have a rear end oil cooler like the 5H

Can't imagine it'll happen. 02 Renault before it clocked 2200 hours up to last month.....

Reggie.

MickeyShtyles wrote: »

Can't imagine it'll happen. 02 Renault before it clocked 2200 hours up to last month.....

Ah you should be safe so

X6.430macman

MickeyShtyles wrote:

There's one design flaw that we've noticed with ours from day one. If ya have the back window open and the toplink on its holder, ya can't close the rear window.

Would the top link be winded out a bit or would it be in to the last, I found that on the vision is well, but when the top link is winded in enough it would just close

pedigree 6

Machinery at tullamore show.

Bullocks

The deutz are a nice looking tractor

weatherbyfoxer

Plenty of contract rowing over the past few days

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Buford T. Justice XIX

A group of farmers recovered two stolen tractors in Canada:)

http://www.farms.com/ag-industry-news/saskatchewan-farmers-solve-stolen-tractor-mystery-460.aspx

annubis

well wear reggie, nice machine, looks like a nice cab, good visability id say

davidk1394

A lad was in with a drone recording the lad I do work with. It was a late night last night

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=166367943787945&id=100012442211163&notif_t=like_tagged&notif_id=1471419500042301&ref=m_notif

Shannon757

Lads,
Does anyone know the name of the company that had a self propelled hedge cutter qt Agritechnica last year? German and started with "B" is all I know.
Thanks

MickeyShtyles

Shannon757 wrote: »

Lads,
Does anyone know the name of the company that had a self propelled hedge cutter qt Agritechnica last year? German and started with "B" is all I know.
Thanks

Quick google search brings up Energreen?

Buford T. Justice XIX

Shannon757 wrote: »

Lads,
Does anyone know the name of the company that had a self propelled hedge cutter qt Agritechnica last year? German and started with "B" is all I know.
Thanks

Would it start with D?

http://www.fwi.co.uk/machinery/agritechnica-2015-all-the-best-sprayers-on-show.htm

All the results here...

https://www.google.ie/search?q=agritechnica+self+propeller+sprayer+2015&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b&gws_rd=cr&ei=mKW0V-K1IMObgAbTsJToAg#q=agritechnica+self+propelled+sprayer+2015

Shannon757

MickeyShtyles wrote: »

Quick google search brings up Energreen?

Fairly sure that's not it.

Buford T. Justice XIX

Shannon757 wrote: »

Fairly sure that's not it.

Berthoud?

https://www.facebook.com/379294665605045/videos/460729834128194/

Shannon757

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

Berthoud?

https://www.facebook.com/379294665605045/videos/460729834128194/

It's a hedge cutter not sprayer I'm looking for Buford 😊

Buford T. Justice XIX

Shannon757 wrote: »

It's a hedge cutter not sprayer I'm looking for Buford 😊

I knew that....


Really.....

Thanatosgratus

List of last years exhibitors might jog you memory
agritechnica.com/en/exhibitor-db/exhibitors-products-2015/#/

berky.de Berkenheger GmbH ?

Shannon757

Thanatosgratus wrote: »

List of last years exhibitors might jog you memory
agritechnica.com/en/exhibitor-db/exhibitors-products-2015/#/

berky.de Berkenheger GmbH ?

I think that's the crowd who make it. Thanks

Shannon757

Shannon757 wrote: »

I think that's the crowd who make it. Thanks

http://www.berky.de/index.php?ID=1120

Reggie.

Shannon757 wrote: »

http://www.berky.de/index.php?ID=1120

B Shannon......that begins with B :P

f140

Reggie. wrote: »

B Shannon......that begins with B :P

hows that new Landini comparing to the massey? DO you notice the extra power?

Reggie.

f140 wrote: »

hows that new Landini comparing to the massey? DO you notice the extra power?

Its not delivered yet unfortunately. Still waiting on the loader brackets

Dawggone

Just for you Reggie...

14k hours but wrong colour blue...!

Reggie.

Dawggone wrote: »

Just for you Reggie...

14k hours but wrong colour blue...!

That would be lovely......if you would only wash it :rolleyes:

Dawggone

Reggie. wrote: »

That would be lovely......if you would only wash it :rolleyes:

The windows in the cab are spotless though...

Reggie.

Dawggone wrote: »

The windows in the cab are spotless though...

Can't argue with that

FeelTheBern

Would like to be able to feed pit silage and bales at same time. Weightwise would I be able to move/feed the bales with four foot McHale shear grab on front loader 80hp 4wd tractor?

If so, would closing the grab a bit to catch the bale make it awkward to unwrap net and plastic after?

Thanks!

mayota

FeelTheBern wrote: »

Would like to be able to feed pit silage and bales at same time. Weightwise would I be able to move/feed the bales with four foot McHale shear grab on front loader 80hp 4wd tractor?

If so, would closing the grab a bit to catch the bale make it awkward to unwrap net and plastic after?

Thanks!

Put a spike on the back. Shear grab will burst some bales.

Buford T. Justice XIX

FeelTheBern wrote: »

Would like to be able to feed pit silage and bales at same time. Weightwise would I be able to move/feed the bales with four foot McHale shear grab on front loader 80hp 4wd tractor?

If so, would closing the grab a bit to catch the bale make it awkward to unwrap net and plastic after?

Thanks!

I had a 4'4" grab on a 6110 JD and she moved them no bother. Lose maybe 1-2 a year, mostly due to not enough net, as far as I can make out.

Drop the bale in the yard and drive into the circular side of the bale and close the grab slightly(will differ with each bale) and lift into the feed face and close the grab. With a bit of practice, you will have no need to cut any more plastic off as the bale will split in half.

There are a good few videos on YouTube if you give a search or someone here might stick up a link.

Something like this but without the plastic grab.

Reggie.

Evolution

Keepgrowing

Lads, if any of you know of a Tanco or other brand bale shear with plastic and mesh retainer s/h for sale?

X6.430macman

Reggie. wrote:

Evolution

Didn't even think there were any of those old landinis in this country, was it an import from Italy or somewhere.

Reggie.

X6.430macman wrote: »

Didn't even think there were any of those old landinis in this country, was it an import from Italy or somewhere.

Think FIL got it in England. I think it's going to the ploughing this year

X6.430macman

Reggie. wrote:

Think FIL got it in England. I think it's going to the ploughing this year

Jaesus thats cool

Reggie.

X6.430macman wrote: »

Jaesus thats cool

Won't be running tho. Too dangerous

X6.430macman

Reggie. wrote:

Won't be running tho. Too dangerous

Dangerous??