She’s not in the mooood 😉

It’s such a perfect day 🙂

Let it grow!

Preparations for the season tip no. 7 from The Bale Doctor:
The film MUST be released by the catch and cut mechanism at the start of the new wrapping cycle…
If the knife is not sharp enough, broken or miss-aligned and the film does not release, the film will not be cut when the bale is released from the turntable.
As the bale rolls away it pulls the film from the bale, reducing the number of wraps left on the bale. Expect poor quality silage!
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Challenge excepted!

You’re welcome 🙂

Preparations for the season tip no. 4 from The Bale Doctor:
The film MUST be released by the catch and cut mechanism at the start of the new wrapping cycle…
If the knife is not sharp enough, broken or misaligned and the film does not release, it will allow air into the end of the bale, between the film layers ,resulting in poor quality silage!
For technical videos by the Bale Doctor click here — >> How to zone on YouTube

When will you be home for dinner?

Will you drive my tractor?

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Preparations for the season tip no. 5 from The Bale Doctor:
Tying together the many spools in a twine box is a time consuming task, so best to get it right to avoid problems!
Tying the spools together in this way makes a flatter knot, more easily able to pass through the twine guides and tensioners.
For technical videos by the Bale Doctor click here — >> How to zone on YouTube

Humidity is dropping, Barometer’s getting low, according to all sources, the field’s the place to go…

Who needs a therapist’s couch when you have the tractor seat!

Preparations for the season tip no. 4 from The Bale Doctor:
If the net feeds in by powered feeding rollers, they must be adjusted correctly to give a uniform ‘pull’ on the net across its entire width when feeding.
For technical videos by the Bale Doctor click here — >> How to zone on YouTube