John Deere 3800 Loader at the Pit.

[EastYorkshireFarming]

love the video i have never seen one in action before such little power house

[balmesh]

To EastYorkshireFarming

Glad you enjoyed it.

[123guus]

werk of loop jij stage in het buitenland ofzo want je spreekt vloeiend engens en je hebt buitenalndse videos;)

[balmesh]

To 123guus

Ik ben Engels. Ik woon in Wales en mijn frouw is Nederlands. Bedankd voor de reactie!

Alan

[colink426]

thats so weird that the low side of the trailer is on the left :S

[balmesh]

To colink426

It's you that's weird! Foragers have spouts that work either side. For a reason - some prefer one side, some the other.

[balmesh]

To GEO900RGE

Thanks George - nice to hear she's still kept busy. . . . Alan

[balmesh]

To GEO900RGE

Interesting.  So what's the old one used for, now?

[balmesh]

To GEO900RGE

Thanks for that.  Doesn't buying the last one create problems for spares etc?

[mad4gear]

good video ! there a good loader if they stay going !

[balmesh]

To mad4gear

Agreed, and thanks.

[boothmanap]

shows up loading shovels awesome machine

[balmesh]

To boothmanap

Yes, makes the tractor and buckrake look a little sick!

[Tractormadsteve]

another gd vid alan

[balmesh]

To Tractormadsteve

Thanks Steve. . . . Alan

[odelsgut]

nice vid! not much packing of the silage here tough

[balmesh]

To odelsgut

Ah, but we are watching right at the start. Maybe they pack it in when it starts packing in from the trailers?

[DaveT6080]

we have the same loader, nice vid

[balmesh]

To DaveT6080

Thanks Dave. Hope I got the model right - it was hard to see on the clip amd my memory doesn't run to things that happened a month ago! . . . Alan

[togreektown]

Alan I know it may be the farthest question back in your mind

but what would happen if a oil leak started and was not detected for some time?

Would they just feed the animals anyway?

[balmesh]

To togreektown

Wayne, you are dead right I have never thought about it, and as far as I know, no one else has, either! I would guess that the silage would be fed, and the animals would reject what they couldn't eat, as they always do. There is always a bit of wastage, usually at the edges where consolidation is rarely adequate. . . . Alan