Another bonus with making videos George, makes your job far more entertaining than just tractor driving. Don't fall asleep, you'll go through the hedge lol. Love this time of year with the buds coming out in the hedgerows.
Correct I if I'm wrong but to set the depth on power harrowing you set the lift arms right down into float so the top link would set your working depth as same as a tedder and rear packer is also setting your working
Those pressures are fine for the work your currently doing, improves traction and decreases compaction, you only need to run the higher pressures when carrying big loads and/or doing road work.
i would love to do the work that you do in all the different machines,.my deffinate favourate though has got to be Tw. my mate has a classic 7710, in good running order,.love the blue force,..
prob bit late now Georgie boy but anyway , when you set the power harrow up , you set the crumbler for the depth & you set the top link to put the mash level , then when you drop er down theres no weight on the bottom links , there only there to pull the mash along , ok not a lot of people know this , Ed Rowe does !!!! good vidjos georgie boy
Id just like to say George I like the way you work, you take time setting the implements up and it pays off later in the day. With the ab line on ours you can hit the b button after not many meters and set it very quickly, Then follow. Glad to see the fastrac is still on the cards mate, put in the hours and it may come. All the best gaz👍
I live in Canada and we keep our rear tire pressure at 16 psi and we drop it to 8 psi for the duals. Comparing to the from in our area the experts recommend that the fronts are fill twice as much as the rear so they are alway at 32 psi.
George I'm fairly sure you only have to drive 15m for the GreenStar GPS to register the new A-B line. Not sure you need to be driving from one end of the field to the other..
Don't if right or wrong but you seem happy with Henry Sanders than jwb Farming. I mean no disrespect to John. He a good farmer and a decent bloke. I will add mite sub to his channel. .
I take it you use the "down time while the positioning system does the work " to read the user manuals ? Kidding, but a lot of this seems like overkill to me ! OTOH, black in the Sixties I ran a fuel cell powered Allis Chalmers that sported an automated row guide system for cultivating ear corn ! In that instance the operator had to position the unit on the row before engaging.
with trimble you only have to drive a few meters to get a B line ......simply press A start driving and as soon as B shows press done ............... i am shore JD will be the same
Muddy Springs yes , there is a contractor nearby that combines a lot of maize and crimps it to sell for cattle feed. It's combined late October November which makes it interesting in wet conditions here in England but contractor is so laid back and the job gets done 🚜💨👍🏻
Another bonus with making videos George, makes your job far more entertaining than just tractor driving. Don't fall asleep, you'll go through the hedge lol. Love this time of year with the buds coming out in the hedgerows.
Correct I if I'm wrong but to set the depth on power harrowing you set the lift arms right down into float so the top link would set your working depth as same as a tedder and rear packer is also setting your working
I love power harrowing just finished doing some power harrowing at work in my john Deere 7930
Those pressures are fine for the work your currently doing, improves traction and decreases compaction, you only need to run the higher pressures when carrying big loads and/or doing road work.
George you have good videos about your Tractors i like the John Deere and the New Holland OK
i would love to do the work that you do in all the different machines,.my deffinate favourate though has got to be Tw. my mate has a classic 7710, in good running order,.love the blue force,..
Nice set up video always interesting to see how you do it, good size harrow as well do's a nice job.
Very nice again George Power Harrowing !
prob bit late now Georgie boy but anyway , when you set the power harrow up , you set the crumbler for the depth & you set the top link to put the mash level , then when you drop er down theres no weight on the bottom links , there only there to pull the mash along , ok not a lot of people know this , Ed Rowe does !!!! good vidjos georgie boy
Nice one Mr Saunders
Id just like to say George I like the way you work, you take time setting the implements up and it pays off later in the day. With the ab line on ours you can hit the b button after not many meters and set it very quickly, Then follow. Glad to see the fastrac is still on the cards mate, put in the hours and it may come. All the best gaz👍
Put your green star in standby when driving will stop your beeping all the time 👍🏻
I live in Canada and we keep our rear tire pressure at 16 psi and we drop it to 8 psi for the duals. Comparing to the from in our area the experts recommend that the fronts are fill twice as much as the rear so they are alway at 32 psi.
Love your videos keep them coming ☺☺☺
i like the john deere. We run 12-18 in the back tires in 480/80/R50s Duals in U.S And in the front 22-26PSI
I have seen a compass bearing on some units, that will head you off in one direction without doing AB.
Nice video
George, those LED's that you had on the grille of your 7270, where did you get them please? Cheers
Auto steer is great for straight lines, but it must be boring!
You can always overlap abit and shift the line to centre. Next pass will still be beside the last.
George I'm fairly sure you only have to drive 15m for the GreenStar GPS to register the new A-B line. Not sure you need to be driving from one end of the field to the other..
yeah you do, it automatically makes a straight after 15m. Press set A, drive 15m, then press Set B, it does the rest.
yeah I guess mate , makes sense.
Do you work for Burdens?
I do 😀
Oliver Hayter thought I recognised the name 😂 it's Tom from Ledgers...
Nice video George, how many hours did it take to power harrow that field, it looked pretty big ☺
In our New Holland T9's we run all the way down to 8psi, 800mm duals
T9 I presume your in the U.S? How many have you got
What radio station do you listern to
I been running 17psi in rears and 14psi in front with my 6m combination beet drill so the pressure sounds good George.
Hey George I liv really close to there that was lincroft school in Oakley I like up the a6 a bit in a little village called riseley
I never use a-b lines , I put in the degree angle I want ( 0 - 360 )and go . Was never able to drive straight enough for the A-B.
hi George, im a new viewer to your channel and must admit I do enjoy and look forward to your videos, were in the country are you ?. Stephen
George in a future video show all of Henry saunders kit
What is your opinion on electric tractors, are they viable , do you think they could be adaquate for the job..
Don't if right or wrong but you seem happy with Henry Sanders than jwb Farming. I mean no disrespect to John. He a good farmer and a decent bloke. I will add mite sub to his channel. .
What rpm on pto
George are you do any silage this year
What is the purpose of Harrowing.....Can anyone reply please....
what part of the country are u in just wondering
Nice john deere
I take it you use the "down time while the positioning system does the work " to read the user manuals ? Kidding, but a lot of this seems like overkill to me ! OTOH, black in the Sixties I ran a fuel cell powered Allis Chalmers that sported an automated row guide system for cultivating ear corn ! In that instance the operator had to position the unit on the row before engaging.
with trimble you only have to drive a few meters to get a B line ......simply press A start driving and as soon as B shows press done ............... i am shore JD will be the same
some tractors or the one I was harrowing with automatically places the b as soon as it reaches its minimum length.
Thanks to gps I can watch your videos using gps :)
Is this in Britain and if so which county
Mystic Gamers yes
In which country do you farm in????
why did you go cross field
whats the bennefit of power harrowing? It looks like its takes quite allot of fuel/ha. Love your´e vids nice job keep em comming :)
breaks up the soil makes a better seedbed, nowday's alot of seeders have a powerharrow build in.
sander Poortvliet I can understand that, thx
bring back the Ford TW please george
why dont "john derre have an "mph" reading on the speedo, or if it deos cant see on the vid, wouldnt it be an import,..
George do you guys combine corn over in England
Muddy Springs no not that I've heard of anywhere it's usually chopped for sillage
Muddy Springs yes , there is a contractor nearby that combines a lot of maize and crimps it to sell for cattle feed. It's combined late October November which makes it interesting in wet conditions here in England but contractor is so laid back and the job gets done 🚜💨👍🏻
Codbuster 69 over here that's all we do is combine corn
What's the point in this implement
JNLN does the same thing as a cultivator or discs, but better
Ah ok thanks
why not use some no till there is the ground not good for it or just rather work the ground
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Boot her up ffs
george why does it say Henry saunders on the door of the john deere
What no power mirrors lol