looking good! i wish i have that big Cranab what you have in my valtra. now i got only 7.5m outreach Nokka, and its not enough strong....

fine job

Erik: Ja.

do you have any idea the cost of each bale from start in the field to finished wrapping and stacking?

Penguin: City of Skövde, Sweden.

Going? You should be Rolling, dear Penguin, Sir.

äre era valtror båda eller?

4:24 wait if your there then who's watching where we are going

Enda: Thank You! Canvids1: No. But I guess using these machines in forest and on rare occasions (2*3 / 365 days) also use them to make silage and even less often (1 / 365 days) bring the round bales of straw home helps to bring machine costs down compared to using specialised equipment that can not harvest trees. I cross my fields with tractors less than half as often nowadays (comparison with earlier days) when cutting 9m (instead of 2.8), using double rotor center swath to group 9 m (used to do no swathing) and loading big (small) loads by my self with crane (rather than hiring a 2nd driver with loader). One should try to have a chain that is efficient in every link, I guess. Spreading the grass to dry with mower and then swathing it means I need not burn diesel transporting water which also helps efficiency. By The way: 8 layers of plastic, no additives. Losses to mold, rats, birds etcetera is less than 1%. I feed cows once a week with ~30 bales, so that I can do other stuff. They rip them apart themselves and silage stays fresh a week in The cold half of The year here.

@ThePilotPenguin1

8 жыл бұрын

+Torbjörn Bergman i never though of using forestry machinery to do bales clever idea where are you from?

@ostersky1713

8 жыл бұрын

+Torbjörn Bergman Hello! Maybe you looking for employes?

@sani-if7ol

7 жыл бұрын

wajny wilmik