Wrapping haylage in East Galway

Haylage being baled & wrapped in East Galway on the banks of the River Shannon.

We were hoping to make hay of it, but didnt think that we'd get the weather. Wasnt good quality silage, but as the aul' lad said "It filled a gap"

Tractor is a TM150 & baler/wrapper is a McHale Fusion

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Wrapping
• haylage
• TM150
• McHale
• Fusion
• Derrahiney
• Silage
• late
• summer
• winter
• feed

[multimrfox]

hav ya stil got da same gear now?

[PhluterGoode]

Its a contractors outfit and i believe he still has the baler..... its ideal for where this clip was taken as the ground can be fairly soft even after a few months of great weather....

[PhluterGoode]

Havent seen a Taarup Bio before..... is there many of them in Ireland??

[CoppingerTRA]

wat part of galway

[PhluterGoode]

Just outside Portumna... less than 4 miles out in the Ballinasloe direction....

[paddyballa]

Bio my balls,to slow.we have two fusions,a good pilot will go anywhere with them

[MOTOAGRO]

Pozdrawiamy McHale Polska

mchale-motoagro.pl

[fiatagri8090]

My contractor has two of them. He got the first one back in 2002. The only downside being that the bales aren't very big. Haven't really seen many more of them.

[ooke2567]

dont agree, the fusion is quicker and travels the ground better as it is fitted with low profile tyres as standard, the taarup just takes too long if you want to make any sort of progress particularly for a contractor... mchale are the best balers on the market along with welger!

[fiatagri8090]

The fusion is a very heavy machine. The Taarup Bio is better as it is easier to work with when ground is wet as it is a much lighter machine.