Chopping corn and filling the Harvestore silo
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Case IH 7120 pulling a John Deere 3950 forage harvestor. International 966 hauling loads home with two Roorda forage boxes. International 3788 2+2 powering an International 600 forage blower.
Impressive silage team. Awesome 2+2
bigtractorpower thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Yea IH is my favorit too!
RED POWER !!!! LOVE IT !!!
That little bit of green in a sea of red LOL great video man keep them coming
Mr Nate thanks
The Roorda forage box sure works nice for you. It operates quite smoothly...
They sure do, thanks for watching.
You can get a small extension for the chopper to help fill the wagons full. My neighbors did on the chopper that fills the covered wagons.
Fred Cupp we actually have an extension for it but due to wet field conditions it didn't pay to fill the boxes completely.
pinesedge farm I understand. We have jack knifed wagons before in wet conditions.
another great video
New Hope Farm thanks, how are things going out in your area?
Slow lol we have junk equipment. I worked a 13 hour day today and I hauled wagons for 6 hours and we did probably 30 loads but they started 5 hours b4 I started lol long day
Nice equipment but never heard of roorda before.
Nice job, great video!
Thanks.
Lot of horse power on that blower
LOL, I'd rather have a lot of horsepower than not enough, been there done that. Thanks for watching.
Quite an operation bet the fuel costs are high to run all those extras
Alden H it's all about getting the job done, and they're payed for.
pinesedge farm I understand I helped my Dad 50 yrs ago doing it that same exact way now our farm hires large John Deere forage harvesters with supporting trucks to do it fast plus not having to own the equipment great video also
Roorda! havn't heard that name in a while. We had a Roorda manure spreader. Made in Rock Valley Ia?
They aren't something you see everyday. They seem to be built very strong. How did you like the manure spreader? Yep, Rock Valley Iowa is where they were made. Thanks for watching.
How big are your Harvestore’s
80, 70 and 30 feet. Thanks for watching.
what kind of wagons are those?
Thomas Johnson Westendorf 12 ton with Roorda self unloading boxes.
I’m looking at buying a nice used harvestore, but I’ve heard nightmares about them. How often do they break down on you? Thanks
Round Prairie Dairy I've heard stories too but if you stay on top of maintenance they are just fine.We usually service them every 100 hours or once a year.
When you are filling them, run the silo unloader once every other load (with the sweep arm stationary) to prevent it from getting pinned.