Savage job Declan, some difference. Little tip to save time in the future, look for a turbo head for your lance. They make all the different when washing yards and sheds. 👍
Cheers Adrian, I saw the turbo nozzle on your video i must get one of them alright. Do you run your washer at 540 or 1000rpm and is there a different turbo nozzle to suit either?
@@IDoAgri you can run on both, I fitted a 2/1 reduction gear box to mine which gave you full 3000psi at 1300 rpm (540) You can also get 3/1 and possibly 4/1 gearbox nowadays. Save a lot on fuel. Turbo heads are generally all the same, about €60 but worth there weight in gold. Make sure to drain out the washer well before the frost comes too
Thanks Ronald, yes this video pushed me over the 9k time to get that 10k haha I will be doing a few videos on the Solis Tractors and how they have been for me soon!
Good man Declan,great satisfying video. Well ware on the new power washer. Your grandfather God rest him would be very proud of the grand clean shed. Looking forward to seeing more videos from you. Keep up the good work 💚
Quick tip for the future, soak dirty surfaces well, up to 12 hrs ahead of planned washing and look for and use a turbo wobble tip for your lance. Both of these points will speed up your work and save water. Lastly as winter is approaching fast winterise you pump thoroughly so frost does not ruin the casing and mechanism - totally draining everything is the best.
Excellent video Declan! Great results from the hard work you and your brother put in. The Solis handled well in all your tasks and the pressure washer paired with it certainly does a fierce job of it. Looking forward to what comes next. Proud work you're doing! Thanks for the video.
Great job Declan, just another tip plan if using your washer not to be running on idel. Water not flowing through the washer if idel for goid few minutes can overheat the brass head on the washer and the valves can get damage. Just when you've shoveling heavy dung away and power washing at same time. A bit of awareness not to let it run idel too long. Power washer brilliant asset on the farm!!
Great to see , ur grandfather be proud of the she now. Little tip I got this year from fitter run little bit of fairy liquid in the water when finished. It will protect ur washer
I think he would be, shame he couldn't see it in his time but sure... Great tip there Darren, bit of fairy liquid in the water and then cycle it through? or let it sit that way ?
The one thing I noticed about power washing is that once you start, your forever power washing 😂... I dunno is it because you blow all the fine material and sand and stuff off the walls and stuff... but once you've started, it seems to get dirty no bother from then on 😂😂
The smallest of the tractors is a mitey yoke other 1 is great 2,would u chance buying any 1 of them,front loader takes all hard work out off jobs,keep vids of them tractors coming
We might have to keep one of them here hahah, Loaders are unbeatable saves the back for sure! Plenty videos featuring the two blue tractors to come thanks Pat !
I find them remarkably beautiful but not only that they are extremely hardy sheep and I guess I like a challenge. My grandad was a texel man but when lambing them as a child on the farm I found there heads were often too big making lambing troublesome. I tried to start my own flock with help from my grandad a couple times going for some Charolais that didnt work out well and I did get a few texels you can see in older videos but its not easy to start a flock these days and I decided if I was to start small I would want to start with a fine few purebred sheep. The value of rare breeds also seemed a better outcome for such a small flock compared to commercials. Im not saying im right and i dont think my grandfather would agree with much i just said but you have to try new things and see what sticks. Thanks Seany
@@IDoAgri very interesting thanks for the reply declan. I was recommended by the sheep sheperd that you can't go wrong with the cheviot or the lleyn but I agree with you your breed of sheep are a good choice.
Excellent video declan
Really love those tidy up videos. Well done😊
Savage job Declan, some difference. Little tip to save time in the future, look for a turbo head for your lance. They make all the different when washing yards and sheds. 👍
Cheers Adrian, I saw the turbo nozzle on your video i must get one of them alright. Do you run your washer at 540 or 1000rpm and is there a different turbo nozzle to suit either?
@@IDoAgri you can run on both, I fitted a 2/1 reduction gear box to mine which gave you full 3000psi at 1300 rpm (540)
You can also get 3/1 and possibly 4/1 gearbox nowadays. Save a lot on fuel. Turbo heads are generally all the same, about €60 but worth there weight in gold. Make sure to drain out the washer well before the frost comes too
Yeah great job but the turbo head would be a big changer keep up the good work 👍
Good stuff
So satisfying when you wahs the sheds an they really stand out grate job Declan
nice video, we like both videos
Great result, lovely and clean
The way we want it haha thanks Amme
Savage video Declan. Great to see the versatility of the Solis 26 around your yard 🚜
Great job .. ideal spot for a crush along the wall 👌
You're not wrong it is a great spot for it
Washing made a real difference. Over 9k subscribers! Go over your Solis tractor with us soon.
Thanks Ronald, yes this video pushed me over the 9k time to get that 10k haha I will be doing a few videos on the Solis Tractors and how they have been for me soon!
Great video nice job on the tidying up 👍👍👍
Thanks Sandy, How have you been?
Good man Declan,great satisfying video.
Well ware on the new power washer. Your grandfather God rest him would be very proud of the grand clean shed.
Looking forward to seeing more videos from you. Keep up the good work 💚
Thanks Connor great to hear from you again more to come!
Quick tip for the future, soak dirty surfaces well, up to 12 hrs ahead of planned washing and look for and use a turbo wobble tip for your lance. Both of these points will speed up your work and save water.
Lastly as winter is approaching fast winterise you pump thoroughly so frost does not ruin the casing and mechanism - totally draining everything is the best.
Excellent video Declan! Great results from the hard work you and your brother put in. The Solis handled well in all your tasks and the pressure washer paired with it certainly does a fierce job of it. Looking forward to what comes next. Proud work you're doing! Thanks for the video.
Thanks @sunroofracing yes the Solis tractors are handling anything thrown at them. Thanks for the support!
Another great video and great job, Declan! Little Solis is a real all-rounder and a great help on the farm! Keep it up, greetings from Austria!!
Great job with that washer. If you fit a turbo nozzle it will wash far quicker and better for sheds.
Superb job, well done. I enjoy both watching and doing clean up jobs.
Looks tealy nice .hope alls well .
All is great Nancy and for you? Thanks again
Great job Declan, a lot of hard work but easier to maintain going forward plus a clean shed makes for happier cows too 😁
My thoughts exactly, Happy Cows happy farmer aye?
Brilliant video, yard and shed looks like new, cows won’t know the place when it is time to be housed
Good stuff
Great job Declan, just another tip plan if using your washer not to be running on idel.
Water not flowing through the washer if idel for goid few minutes can overheat the brass head on the washer and the valves can get damage.
Just when you've shoveling heavy dung away and power washing at same time.
A bit of awareness not to let it run idel too long.
Power washer brilliant asset on the farm!!
Fair play Declan.
Declan get a long hose so u can leve tractor a way from u
just keep that power washer out of the frost wrap up in hesian
Another excellent video mate
Haha thanks Eric glad you enjoyed, plenty more to come... That's the hope anyway 😅
Great to see , ur grandfather be proud of the she now.
Little tip I got this year from fitter run little bit of fairy liquid in the water when finished. It will protect ur washer
I think he would be, shame he couldn't see it in his time but sure...
Great tip there Darren, bit of fairy liquid in the water and then cycle it through? or let it sit that way ?
@@IDoAgri I ran it through a small bit and left it. Suppose to stop anything sticking . you will hear the tone change when it passes through. 👍🏻
Makes sense great advice lad thanks!
@@IDoAgri . 👍🏻keep up the great work
If I was u dec I would give everything a soak down before washing the shed leaves the dirt far easier washed
I did notice that on any bits that got wet before getting a wash themselves but sure we got her done in the end, ill remember next time cheers
@@IDoAgrino bother all hey
The one thing I noticed about power washing is that once you start, your forever power washing 😂... I dunno is it because you blow all the fine material and sand and stuff off the walls and stuff... but once you've started, it seems to get dirty no bother from then on 😂😂
The smallest of the tractors is a mitey yoke other 1 is great 2,would u chance buying any 1 of them,front loader takes all hard work out off jobs,keep vids of them tractors coming
We might have to keep one of them here hahah, Loaders are unbeatable saves the back for sure! Plenty videos featuring the two blue tractors to come thanks Pat !
Where have you been?
What made you choose the herdwick sheep Declan? And can you make videos for beginners about your sheep and sheep in general? 😁👍🏻
I find them remarkably beautiful but not only that they are extremely hardy sheep and I guess I like a challenge. My grandad was a texel man but when lambing them as a child on the farm I found there heads were often too big making lambing troublesome. I tried to start my own flock with help from my grandad a couple times going for some Charolais that didnt work out well and I did get a few texels you can see in older videos but its not easy to start a flock these days and I decided if I was to start small I would want to start with a fine few purebred sheep. The value of rare breeds also seemed a better outcome for such a small flock compared to commercials. Im not saying im right and i dont think my grandfather would agree with much i just said but you have to try new things and see what sticks. Thanks Seany
@@IDoAgri very interesting thanks for the reply declan. I was recommended by the sheep sheperd that you can't go wrong with the cheviot or the lleyn but I agree with you your breed of sheep are a good choice.
Will u be doing a video on the 265 restoration
Yes i will be Karol !