If you had a rear weight on her shed do it no problem

@@Kieran-wi9xm must be some lift pump in her

@@Johndonvan861 they don’t have a separate pump for the loader so they are ran off the spool valves

@@Kieran-wi9xm good job but you woulded have enough oil flow for front & back at same time

@@Johndonvan861 no she don’t she’s on a mechanical switch between your legs so u can swap from the lift to the loader to the spools on the back

Bambinohead1 yes, we wrapped them in the yard

bridge farmer a good job. Less chance of tearing wrap

No, just a family farm

Cheers!

thanks very much! Yes just me and a camera, keep it simple :)

Cheers mate, Got a bit slack with vids over winter I'm afraid, sorry. there'll be more videos released in the coming days though so keep you're eye out

Hi thankyou, yes it is 40Kph. The david brown 995 is a good tractor for round the yard, very small turning circle and low down for smaller sheds. Just abit slow for going very far on the road.

sorry for very later reply, its really simple you literally just press that orange button to speed up/ slow down (hence tortoise / hare). You can just press it as you're driving along.

OK! thank you.. i have to try that

Yes, it is a very handy little tractor, does bales a lot better with the weight on the back. :)

Thankyou, haha

hi thanks, it will have been around 30 years old but it still did the job however we sold it earlier this year and bought the new holland 650 as it has a wider pickup reel as when your following a combine with that farmhand it was sometimes only just wide enough

are I see thanks for comment

I agree, a great tractor. :)

Have you seen my other videos pal?

We have sheep (around 90 ewes) and suckler cattle with a few pedigree limousin cattle and beltex sheep

They aren't too heavy for it, it coped fine and its done this for years without a problem

great to hear, just got one for my old 990, what type of baler was used to make the silage bales, newer balers can make bales a lot heavier ,its probably hayledge you have rather than silage, a lighter bale, great vid,

great to hear, just got one for my old 990, what type of baler was used to make the silage bales, newer balers can make bales a lot heavier ,its probably hayledge you have rather than silage, a lighter bale, great vid,

great to hear, just got one for my old 990, what type of baler was used to make the silage bales, newer balers can make bales a lot heavier ,its probably hayledge you have rather than silage, a lighter bale, great vid,

Yes, it is haylage really so will be a bit lighter than silage would be but that tractor has lifted heavy silage bales before not a problem but if you're moving quite a few you want a weight on the back or it will get a bit messy. They were baled with the new Holland 650 baler. You can see them baled in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6qzlmSOacd7mas

yes, we bought it for this year. It seems a great baler so far.

Hi Ash, thanks for the support. It's is a great tractor in my opinion, cant fault it for what we want. I'll do a walk around of the case 4240 for you at some point for you.

no we've still got the db but we wanted a bit faster loader tractor

+Nick Hendriksen Thanks Nick :)

+Neil Hutcheon Hi, thankyou. yes I did have all intentions of putting a back window in it but I spent 6 months searching for one for sale and gave up. So if you know of one anywhere I would be very grateful.

+Ash Hi ash, we have three. The Case 4240, Case 1394 and David brown 995. The rest are our relatives and friends tractors.

+Ash yes

+Ash nope its actually a relatives tractor as we were mucking out their sheds, you might of seen it before when we were loading bales with flat 8 in this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHvJl3-MgNJ7pas . Thanks for the interest and support by the way.

+tom hurn haha well it was in some washlands we were baling to get the waste grass off really