Ah The McHale Fusion is the way to go, can wrap a bale in the blink of an eye and built like a sherman Tank..Good Old Irish Engineering, The factory is not too far from me, Many a long Night I spent wrapping Bales with a 991b one of the earliest models they made, I think when the contractor sold it, over 150,000 bales had gone through it.
Tink i met one of them. Andy is a big tall skiny lad. Real nice chap. He use to drive the 6910 deere and plough at hares. Don't tink Hare contracting is in exsistance any more?
if you call them rich green fields you've obviously never seen irish fields!!
civilpek 3 years ago
Yes, sorry it was not quite as green as usual - I think we were in the middle of dry spell of weather.
kwbloke 2 years ago
@civilpek how do you know it wasnt rich and green before it was mowed?
NeedleInTheGroove1 2 months ago
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it good very good
Remooxx 3 years ago
this has nothing to do with making silage
smittyjs 3 years ago
@smittyjs your an idiot
NeedleInTheGroove1 2 months ago
Why is this so popular?
c2100 4 years ago
How hoki can you get
c2100 4 years ago
Ah The McHale Fusion is the way to go, can wrap a bale in the blink of an eye and built like a sherman Tank..Good Old Irish Engineering, The factory is not too far from me, Many a long Night I spent wrapping Bales with a 991b one of the earliest models they made, I think when the contractor sold it, over 150,000 bales had gone through it.
Makemyday0126 4 years ago
Good to see how a McHale Wrapper operates.
I have spent a season using a Taarup T8 twin satelite wrapper. Appears to be a fair bit quicker than the McHale?
mikeybnz 5 years ago
Thats coz its a twin satelite, two rolls at the same speed as the mchales single. They have there advantages and disadvantages.
ford7600 5 years ago
so what are the disadvantages?
fordsure 3 years ago
I used to work for Hare Contracting outside Matamata, great fun. Based on the Wahora Road, but that was over 10 years ago now...
DaveSnoddy 5 years ago
Do u know Andy Basset who used to work for Hare contracting? He worked wif me last year at Walling Contrtacting at Eureaka outside Morrinsville.
ford7600 5 years ago
the name rings a bell, the ones I remember well were a pair of Kiwi fellas Nigel and Chris who used to drive the chopper.
DaveSnoddy 5 years ago
Tink i met one of them. Andy is a big tall skiny lad. Real nice chap. He use to drive the 6910 deere and plough at hares. Don't tink Hare contracting is in exsistance any more?
ford7600 5 years ago
Interesting video. Pity about the plastic. Some council s in NZ are working out alternatives now aren't they?
katienz 5 years ago
I love learning more about farming. Dad says this stuff is good to eat, and has fond memories from his youth.
r2good 5 years ago
An interesting process. Certainly a big change from the buck raking days of the 50s.
c2100 5 years ago
An interesting process. Certainly different from the buck rake days of the 50s
c2100 5 years ago