AgriLand checks out a unique Irish-built (silage) bale transporter

www.agriland.ie/farming-news/...

[@user-nn5cg3zh8n]

Fine job that’s the man with the 7800

[@davidbrennan3613]

That's a mighty job fair play to him

[@petrokemikal]

Looks like a right job in fairness... 16 bales with offload capability and a compact frame...

[@stevenharpervw]

Fantastic idea

[@liamdairy1616]

Fine job 👍

[@gerrydays1909]

Great idea😄😄

[@JDrostAgricultureVideoNL]

Very nice video

[@Peter-uq5rs]

What weight is it empty tho you’d want good ground for it

[@irishro1]

Are these trailers in production? I've not seen them anywhere. Looks a good system.

[@tomcarrigan843]

Samco Engineering in Adare Co limerick are in the process of production. Should be on the market in September.

[@clairequinn6168]

R they for sale or r u making anymore

[@tomcarrigan843]

Hi Claire. Yes Samco Engineering are in the process of manufacturing them and should be available in September.

[@diarmuidtrihy7385]

Wood not like to be loading dem on a hill... Would you agree

[@thomasgannon711]

Are they for sale yet??

[@zorur1]

what's the price of transporter?

[@tomcarrigan843]

Contact Robert @ Samco Engineering. Adare Co limerick. Ireland. 👍

[@user-jw8sl4ix6h]

Where can you buy it

[@aaronhealy7122]

What about a bad baler man with saggie bales

[@GameCastCubed]

Get a new baler man

[@aaronhealy7122]

Even wet bales or if they were left out for a couple days I think it’s a good machine just making a point

[@christiaanboer6053]

takes too long to load up id say