Banger demonstration Jan! Tough enough when you have your own butterflies jumping up and down in your gut...but to also have numerous eyes on your every move is a heavy load to carry. Good thing you were in that Weidemann to ease the load! Great job is bring your Fans along AND explaining the pro's and con's too cause I need all the help I can get! 🤣 Stay strong as we all know the Warm is right around the corner....just up to Mother Nature how long it takes her to get around that said corner! 😂 Cheers and MOO From COW-lumbus, Ohio 👋
We have the same machine at our (small) dairy farm in the Netherlands. We use it for loading the mixer feeder, scooping sand of the feed piles, (un)loading bales, transporting calves, sweeping the yard, cleaning stables, etc. Very handy machine! Its the second one we have. The previous one we traded in after 10 years of daily use last year.
Weidemann is probably the popularest manufacturer for small loaders and medium large loaders here in Germany. Small telehandlers, like this one, are also pretty popular around here. In my opinion Weidemann are the best loaders - a lot of farmers and also construction companies use them. High quality machines with a lot of comfort functions, very compact design and easy to use. Skid Steer Loaders are rather uncommon in Germany.
Thank you friend Jan for sharing the experience with the new machine to be considered to speed up work on the farm. A good alternative that should be evaluated objectively.👍👍
Great video Jan. I was thinking you could make a little v plow for the front of that telehandler that perfectly fit the corral troughs and it would throw the stuff right out and only have to shovel only at the end. You could easily put a mirror on it that right side to see the front right cutting edge on the bucket. Once you're used to it I think you could scrape and sand the beds just as fast as a skid steer. With crab steer you could also angle the scraping tire to discharge out of one side only cutting down the number of passes. I think it would work awesome cleaning out the calf barns as well. For snow you could throw chains on it, stack snow higher. AND like your sisters new skid steer the load will never block exit and entrance of the machine. Weld up a little man lift platform to work high and over stuff. Think on it hard my friend.
We have have a 9k head feedlot in California and have a jcb teleskid with the tracks. Super handy to load and unload trucks, hay grapple, etc. That would definitely do the job with the telescoping boom and side cab.
The Weidemann are a great machine. Where i Live in Switzerland we have many of those maschines. Where i work we sell those tipes of maschines. We sell about 15machines of these 4512 and the run great👍
Are you one of the owners? An excellent piece of equipment. I would like to see more about serviceability and is the dealer network able to quickly supply parts.
I believe it’s JCB that makes a single arm, side entry skid steer like your sister’s. It also has extendable boom option just like that tele handler. Haven’t operated one yet, but it looks very impressive.
Thank you, Jan, for sharing your demo experience with Weidemann. It was a great pleasure meeting you personally at your well-organized farm, despite the bitterly cold day! Please extend my greetings to your dad as well. 😊
JCB have some tiny telehandlers like this with a bigger cab. We had a 516.40 come in autom last year and one of our big customers who had issue getting into that Weidemann had no issues on the JCB. And there is a slightly smaller version with the 514.40 on the same frame that you can throw on a trailer and stay below 3.5t.
When I worked at a sugar beet factory we had to rent 8 of them for harvest time putting in ventilation tubes for the piles. We would get in them as a group and race around the grounds and had a blast lol.
Ian get a JCB like they have on how farms work if your wanting telescopic boom it would be hard to replace a skidsteer i know you wasnt use to it but i think it would take more time with that thing everyone is diffrent looked like it didnt have enough weight in the back i think you might get another wall with that lol you need one f those trofht cleaners like Cole has on Sonne Farms
Jan if you like the telescopic side of those machines jcb and Volvo do telescopic skid steers I’ve driven the jcb version enjoyed the reach with pallet forks and the manoeuvrability was perfect for where I worked
It would probably be smoother to drag the forks through the bunks with the telehandler in reverse instead of pushing them. Not sure if it's possible, but wanted to offer the suggestion. Thanks for the video!
Nice looking machine. I'm thinking more horsepower. Is it allwheel drive? Ultimately your dad has to like it.if it works for you than thats a machine for you. Crab steering is cool when you learn how to use it.
It certainly does more than a skid steer will do. I"m not sure if I"d trade one of the skid steers in on it, I think sometimes ya lose money that way. A very handy machine.
Snazzy little telehandler, definitely some good German engineering. I wanna know if it’s at least as powerful as your current one, but agile is definitely a good word for it. New one probably better on fuel and oil I would think?
Jon. Ers Thank you for the video of that new equipment it could be a 50/50 setting level. Maybe some big bumper front and back to help those wall destroy folks. I'm just kidding. Please take care Jon What happened to Meline with her farm and goat barn projects. Again please take care. 👍😊
One plus might be using bucket to stack sand or stuff ,can get it higher and farther bck than skidsteer but can do same with frontend loader. Guess price would be biggest factor a d availabilty of parts and service but neat lityle machine
Observation: It appears the main advantage of the new equipment is getting sand to the middle of the beds. They have equipment that will feed the sand, much like your feed wagon, and do it much faster than the bobcat and scoop. And the sand feeder is probably more economical than a new telehandler.
It worked amazingly to clean out the feed bunks! Would almost be worth it just for that! But I can definitely understand the visibility of the bucket is key! But dang if it ain't cute! ❤
Interesting demo. Perhaps one of the disadvantages is that Weidemann is only starting in north America. Does that mean that parts etc might be an issue? How does it compare pricewise with the Bobcat. Living only few miles from the UK main Amazon warehouse, I just have started to love whatever I order arriving on my doorstep the next day.
Would you consider replacing one of your skid steer with telehandler then you could scrape with skid steer and bed down with telehandler and have best of both
Jan, have you considered something like what 10th Gen uses for how they do bedding? A big sort of bucket with an augur to blow out the sand farther into the bedding area
Not sure if the boom extends enough but it would be great if you could use that when you need to be lifted up to the ceiling when you need to fix the vents
I know you scrape the alleyways but do you also take the fire hose to wash them down once in awhile. That is a pretty slick little machine as well diagonal steering to clean the feed bunks. Can do that with a Bobcat.
Some needs to design a bunk buster brush to hook up to your machine to clean the bunk's out think about it 💯 in the bunker a big brush throwing the snow and old feed out of there 💯✌🏻
There probably isn’t much that would compare to the maneuverability of a skid steer. They are the Swiss Army Knives of implements. Having said that the Weidemann might fill so many other gaps where the skid steers do the job but not as well. When I saw Fedder filming in Austin’s video I knew you were still in it to win it.😊
If it had a grapple on front would it be able to shake out straw bails in the birthing area or not as good as the big tractor you use? If you guys got 1 it looks like it would not be too hard to make a scrapper to use in the bunks and not need shovel at all. nice equipment thanks for sharing
have you ever considered a trailed bedder for throwing sand? most farms near me have them, they seem to be quite effective, you just need a tractor to fit in and out of your barn with it, it would reduce skidsteer travel time as well.....
Wouldn’t it be an idea to trade in the old skid steer for that telehandler and use that around the barn and for bedding while you use the “newer” skid steer for scraping?
while scraping a little more extended boom would help with control and visibility , and use it to not drive as much and use extended the boom ( you should not drive it as skid-steer ) ... this takes time to get us to it
Little loader looks good, like the easy access and the steering should be easier on tires than a skid steer, are they more comfortable to sit in than a skid steer? Like not as jerky steering and driving around?
Personally would recommend a small wheel loader. Much better visibility, lift capacity, and they maneuver better in barns. We personally have 2 GiANT loaders on the farm and they are made in The Netherlands!
Jan, I wonder if this Weidemann would work if you wanted to switch from small squares to large squares. You could save alot time in storing if you stack large bales with this unit.
Hi Austin, nice to see you at Kielstra Farm, that's where the fun is assured. You two rascals.
With Dad’s approval we might see it on future videos if it’s in the budget this year.
Banger demonstration Jan! Tough enough when you have your own butterflies jumping up and down in your gut...but to also have numerous eyes on your every move is a heavy load to carry. Good thing you were in that Weidemann to ease the load! Great job is bring your Fans along AND explaining the pro's and con's too cause I need all the help I can get! 🤣 Stay strong as we all know the Warm is right around the corner....just up to Mother Nature how long it takes her to get around that said corner! 😂 Cheers and MOO From COW-lumbus, Ohio 👋
We have the same machine at our (small) dairy farm in the Netherlands. We use it for loading the mixer feeder, scooping sand of the feed piles, (un)loading bales, transporting calves, sweeping the yard, cleaning stables, etc. Very handy machine! Its the second one we have. The previous one we traded in after 10 years of daily use last year.
Weidemann is probably the popularest manufacturer for small loaders and medium large loaders here in Germany. Small telehandlers, like this one, are also pretty popular around here.
In my opinion Weidemann are the best loaders - a lot of farmers and also construction companies use them. High quality machines with a lot of comfort functions, very compact design and easy to use. Skid Steer Loaders are rather uncommon in Germany.
Great report on the Telehandler from a old dairyman in Fresno County, California.
The agility as well as the much better visibility aspect vs the skid steer makes it appear to be a great machine for that application.
Great channel and glad to see you back. I'm sure you've seen them, but if you haven't JCB makes a skid steer with a telescopic boom.
Thank you friend Jan for sharing the experience with the new machine to be considered to speed up work on the farm. A good alternative that should be evaluated objectively.👍👍
Great video Jan. I was thinking you could make a little v plow for the front of that telehandler that perfectly fit the corral troughs and it would throw the stuff right out and only have to shovel only at the end. You could easily put a mirror on it that right side to see the front right cutting edge on the bucket. Once you're used to it I think you could scrape and sand the beds just as fast as a skid steer. With crab steer you could also angle the scraping tire to discharge out of one side only cutting down the number of passes. I think it would work awesome cleaning out the calf barns as well.
For snow you could throw chains on it, stack snow higher. AND like your sisters new skid steer the load will never block exit and entrance of the machine. Weld up a little man lift platform to work high and over stuff. Think on it hard my friend.
We have have a 9k head feedlot in California and have a jcb teleskid with the tracks. Super handy to load and unload trucks, hay grapple, etc. That would definitely do the job with the telescoping boom and side cab.
I think Welker Farms trialed this type of machine as well.
Nice job, bud. Thanks for doing that, demo, for us. I appreciate it.
The Weidemann are a great machine. Where i Live in Switzerland we have many of those maschines. Where i work we sell those tipes of maschines. We sell about 15machines of these 4512 and the run great👍
That’s awesome! They are just starting to come around where I live and I agree! Great machines!
Very nice video Jan! Thank you for your time and for giving your honest opinion on the Weidemann T4512.
Are you one of the owners? An excellent piece of equipment. I would like to see more about serviceability and is the dealer network able to quickly supply parts.
I believe it’s JCB that makes a single arm, side entry skid steer like your sister’s. It also has extendable boom option just like that tele handler. Haven’t operated one yet, but it looks very impressive.
That is a pretty awesome machine Jan. Thanks for a great video and demo.
Nice little unit, now only if dad likes it 😊. Probably can get longer hoses for the bed buster. Nice video Jan.
Thank you, Jan, for sharing your demo experience with Weidemann. It was a great pleasure meeting you personally at your well-organized farm, despite the bitterly cold day! Please extend my greetings to your dad as well. 😊
Cool little machine.
It’s cleaner than the skid steer 😊
JCB have some tiny telehandlers like this with a bigger cab. We had a 516.40 come in autom last year and one of our big customers who had issue getting into that Weidemann had no issues on the JCB.
And there is a slightly smaller version with the 514.40 on the same frame that you can throw on a trailer and stay below 3.5t.
Check out the JCB skid steer with the telescopic arm. It also has a side door entrance.
that thing is awesome theres not many telehandlers that size ive seen it would be perfect on a nursery or greenhouse operation
JCB makes a skid steer with a telescopic boom.
You have to love that you can get out the side instead of the front
Love your calm attitude and how you explain things. Makes the video even more enjoyable!
Cows are always watching what’s going on. Love watching them.❤️
Glad to see you back been missing the videos.
I saw the video on Austin’s channel and this machine looks like a killer. It will reach into the spreader nicely. Cool looking machine.
When I worked at a sugar beet factory we had to rent 8 of them for harvest time putting in ventilation tubes for the piles. We would get in them as a group and race around the grounds and had a blast lol.
Ian get a JCB like they have on how farms work if your wanting telescopic boom it would be hard to replace a skidsteer i know you wasnt use to it but i think it would take more time with that thing everyone is diffrent looked like it didnt have enough weight in the back i think you might get another wall with that lol you need one f those trofht cleaners like Cole has on Sonne Farms
Definitely a Game Changer!
Everybody needs a Weidemann as we say here in Germany!
Anxious to hear what you decide!
Weidemann is going crazy with that demo. Pretty much every single dairy around here got to demo on.
Jan if you like the telescopic side of those machines jcb and Volvo do telescopic skid steers I’ve driven the jcb version enjoyed the reach with pallet forks and the manoeuvrability was perfect for where I worked
It would probably be smoother to drag the forks through the bunks with the telehandler in reverse instead of pushing them. Not sure if it's possible, but wanted to offer the suggestion.
Thanks for the video!
Great Job!
The Weidmann seems nice! 👍 I love its red coloring.
Keep them coming brother from the imperial county California 🇺🇲👍
Nice looking machine. I'm thinking more horsepower. Is it allwheel drive? Ultimately your dad has to like it.if it works for you than thats a machine for you. Crab steering is cool when you learn how to use it.
Awesome stuff!
Love the tiny telehandler
So lovely to see you back, you handsome Famer
Go test a small Merlo telehandler it will change your world, it's amazing for this kind of work
That was very impressive. Thank you for sharing this.
Smiles on everybody’s face, the salesman got Dad in the seat and we all know what that means, it 90% sold.
Lovely modern machine. Nice
Oh my god such a sweet machine. I hope you buy it. I love it.❤❤
This is what I was waiting for. Seeing what Dad thinks
That's a pretty cool little unit.
It certainly does more than a skid steer will do. I"m not sure if I"d trade one of the skid steers in on it, I think sometimes ya lose money that way. A very handy machine.
JCB makes a tele skid loader
Snazzy little telehandler, definitely some good German engineering. I wanna know if it’s at least as powerful as your current one, but agile is definitely a good word for it. New one probably better on fuel and oil I would think?
A teleskid like the JCB is probably a better bet for your opereation!
Jon. Ers
Thank you for the video of that new equipment it could be a 50/50 setting level. Maybe some big bumper front and back to help those wall destroy folks. I'm just kidding. Please take care Jon
What happened to Meline with her farm and goat barn projects.
Again please take care. 👍😊
Also a great machine for bale handling
One plus might be using bucket to stack sand or stuff ,can get it higher and farther bck than skidsteer but can do same with frontend loader. Guess price would be biggest factor a d availabilty of parts and service but neat lityle machine
Observation: It appears the main advantage of the new equipment is getting sand to the middle of the beds. They have equipment that will feed the sand, much like your feed wagon, and do it much faster than the bobcat and scoop. And the sand feeder is probably more economical than a new telehandler.
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It worked amazingly to clean out the feed bunks! Would almost be worth it just for that! But I can definitely understand the visibility of the bucket is key! But dang if it ain't cute! ❤
Try a jcb telle skid
Interesting demo. Perhaps one of the disadvantages is that Weidemann is only starting in north America. Does that mean that parts etc might be an issue? How does it compare pricewise with the Bobcat.
Living only few miles from the UK main Amazon warehouse, I just have started to love whatever I order arriving on my doorstep the next day.
When you are filling free stalls reach across with boom and do both sides, I have seen it done here in pa half the trips
Just imagine the different jobs you'll find it work good for cut labor hrs which can help off set cost.
Would you consider replacing one of your skid steer with telehandler then you could scrape with skid steer and bed down with telehandler and have best of both
Maybe a JCB Tella skid would work great.
Jan, have you considered something like what 10th Gen uses for how they do bedding? A big sort of bucket with an augur to blow out the sand farther into the bedding area
That's a sawdust unit, wonder if it will work for sand🤷
@@alfredomarotta6604there is the same style designed for sand as well. Built a bit heavier. Need a big skidsteer to support the weight
Thats cool its articulate
I recently bought a New Holland W50C compact wheel loader, try one of those they are awesome.
Try the JCB tela skid ?
Not sure if the boom extends enough but it would be great if you could use that when you need to be lifted up to the ceiling when you need to fix the vents
I know you scrape the alleyways but do you also take the fire hose to wash them down once in awhile. That is a pretty slick little machine as well diagonal steering to clean the feed bunks. Can do that with a Bobcat.
That looked like fun
Some needs to design a bunk buster brush to hook up to your machine to clean the bunk's out think about it 💯 in the bunker a big brush throwing the snow and old feed out of there 💯✌🏻
NICE MACHINE!
There probably isn’t much that would compare to the maneuverability of a skid steer. They are the Swiss Army Knives of implements. Having said that the Weidemann might fill so many other gaps where the skid steers do the job but not as well. When I saw Fedder filming in Austin’s video I knew you were still in it to win it.😊
Want to look at a jcb they do a skidsteer with a telescopic boom. 👌
Best use of crab steer I’ve seen.
A mini Lull. Cool.
Think its a good investment if price is right and service is available
If it had a grapple on front would it be able to shake out straw bails in the birthing area or not as good as the big tractor you use? If you guys got 1 it looks like it would not be too hard to make a scrapper to use in the bunks and not need shovel at all. nice equipment thanks for sharing
have you ever considered a trailed bedder for throwing sand? most farms near me have them, they seem to be quite effective, you just need a tractor to fit in and out of your barn with it, it would reduce skidsteer travel time as well.....
Another good good option would be the jcb teleskid
Wouldn’t it be an idea to trade in the old skid steer for that telehandler and use that around the barn and for bedding while you use the “newer” skid steer for scraping?
The entrance is much better than the bobcat, parts available would be the part I would be concerned about.
Awesome Great Video ❤❤💯💯. Thank SaskDutch Kid
JCB skid Steer telehandler 🤔
You should invest in a bunk sweeper. You could probably configure one to fit onto the tellahandler
while scraping a little more extended boom would help with control and visibility , and use it to not drive as much and use extended the boom ( you should not drive it as skid-steer ) ... this takes time to get us to it
best of both worlds ... JCB Teleskid 3TS-8T
Most definitely that’s the machine you need
Little loader looks good, like the easy access and the steering should be easier on tires than a skid steer, are they more comfortable to sit in than a skid steer? Like not as jerky steering and driving around?
Yea way more comfortable!
Personally would recommend a small wheel loader. Much better visibility, lift capacity, and they maneuver better in barns. We personally have 2 GiANT loaders on the farm and they are made in The Netherlands!
It is a sweet little machine but what does your dad think?
Great video!
this is the first weideman ive seen on this side of the atlantic when did they start selling in north america?
Have you guys given any thought into a sand shooter bucket? It’s so much easier and faster than turning all the time and saves money on tires too!
Build an implement to plow out your bunks that fit the skid steer
Great machine for u guys
I think one of the companies making skid steers is making one with a tele boom on it. I know I saw a pic of it
With the ability to crab walk I think you'd be able to build a custom plow to scoop out the feed bunks.
Jan, I wonder if this Weidemann would work if you wanted to switch from small squares to large squares. You could save alot time in storing if you stack large bales with this unit.