By myself on this one 👌

[@SoWhatIfI...]

That auger spout camera is a real bonus. I put one on my auger this year and now I hit the hole 1st time everytime! No puns intended😂😂

[@Jonathancaseley]

Where did you get the camera for your auger?

[@SoWhatIfI...]

@@Jonathancaseley Amazon. It's a wireless that has a 300 foot range. Just tied it into the lights for power. Think it was $120.

[@keenanfaure9313]

I second this a camera is awesome for loading trucks

[@jameswilliams-rc9hj]

A self contained extractor with a working station high enough to see in the trailer would be a game changer.

[@John-nc4bl]

or how about a GPS controlled tiltable spout on the end of the auger that would allow the grain flow to follow the centerline of the trailer.

[@duanebolen543]

A lot nicer then in the snow like I have seen before

[@KCAATV]

It seems like a trailer mounted camera with a small wiper on the lens would reduce the panic stricken nature of loading when you are alone.

[@delbutler885]

Its interesting how everyone does things differently. My kids would have a wifi camera on the spout with screens in the tractor and truck.

[@michaeldove5472]

Wow, that's a three ring circus. Being straight and the proper distance from your truck is everything. Also, you need to be in good shape to run around.

[@jameswells5617]

Poor Ernie just sleeps in the barn ! My bad, No Barn !!

[@NVMDSTEvil]

Camera on extractor is great to have.

[@florianwendel3038]

hey Mike now you can drive straight ahead 😜😂

[@fredericdelage1542]

Salut Mike magnifique vidéo et les tracteur et les vidage est bien intéressante et bien équipés 😂😮😅😊

[@John-nc4bl]

The tiltable spout on the debagger should follow the centerline of the truck with GPS help.

[@darylw1577]

I appreciate your videos, Love your Channel

[@davidstith9297]

I will share a trick with you. Drive up and slam on brakes and back up and slam on brakes, and that will even that load out in both trailers.

[@ralphambridge8983]

Who had to buy the beer this year for getting stuck

[@johannesbl4480]

TMS -> activate PTO and select ur engine speed

[@recklessbehaviour01]

Morning

[@kerryrouse9039]

Mike. It's kinda funny that the ad that played in the middle of your video was for LL Bean. Just saying. With all your viewers you should have stock in them.

[@danielholt6928]

Could you put the bag on a A-B line and have auto steer while the tractor is backing up?

[@obrtbajac]

Hey Mike , why 540 pto speed ? Throttle down to 1600 rpm and use 750 pto speed. Fendt can do it .

[@robo1210]

The extractor is probably made to only run at 540rpm. Most pto implements are either 540rpm or 1000rpm

[@crandonborth]

@@robo1210The PTO is still going 540 you just don’t have to run the tractor wide open. The dash shows your PTO speed so you just would rev it up 3/4 of the way to 750 rpm’s.

[@apn42]

Would definitely prefer two guys for safety. You newer know what can go wrong when controlling heavy equipment.

[@edwhite6250]

👍

[@daveschwerdtfeger7842]

👋😊

[@robo1210]

I’m curious, Mike with the front mounted PTO on the Fendt’s, would it be worthwhile to have a drawbar and hook the extractor to the front of the tractor? Seems like it make it a lot easier to keep it straight and would also be much easier to run by yourself I’d think.

[@delbutler885]

How do you propose to run a front PTO and loader at the same time?

[@robo1210]

@@delbutler885 the loader can be up in the air just like it is.

[@glenfredrickson2881]

The only problem with that is generally front PTO's turns the same direction as your back PTO but when you hook a rear implement to the front it will be turning the wrong way.

[@robo1210]

@@glenfredrickson2881 I wondered about that as well and kinda looked online as I wasn’t sure. It seems there’s some that spin each direction so not entirely sure how that works

[@glenfredrickson2881]

@@robo1210 when I got my first tractor with front PTO I thought it would be great to put the snowblower up there... but when I hooked it up it turned the wrong way. Granted a new gearbox could be ordered to change direction. But all front mounted PTO implements are set up to turn opposite from rear mounted ones.

[@thomasforbes8904]

When u keep seed for next years planting , Do you have to pay royalties on it to original breeder

[@172ventura]

Hey Mike, how did the 800 r46 LSW tires compare to the 800 r38 Michelins?

[@robertkidder174]

Work safe while you are alone. CAUTION!!!

[@taurus4205]

Might want to save some of the old bag to patch holes with. Use less tape and better at keeping water out.

[@John-nc4bl]

The bags should be made strong enuf to be reusable.

[@clearskiesranch1362]

@@John-nc4blthe increased cost would make them obsolete. They’re meant to be short term only

[@richardradawetz8788]

@@clearskiesranch1362Trudeau says paper next year

[@7rixee]

Everything is so much more complicated alone. 😵‍💫

[@Machines85]

It's powerful but sometimes too big for my smaller fields

[@matthewvanderbeek2847]

U should beable to back the truck up with the it filling. :)

[@scottwilliams5059]

How many bushels does a grain bag that size hold

[@Freefarmer533]

Too bad the spout doesnt rotate front to back as well, would make for a lot less running around to get the last few bushels needed in a hopper before moving to next hopper.

[@garynelson4749]

i guess i am stupid but i think i would have pulled the truck in and ran it the direction the bagger goes and load each trailer back to front .......but we dont bag so no clue

[@delbutler885]

Pulling up and loading back to front puts the driver's door on the wrong side.

[@jacobmckay3754]

** And if by chance one needed to move the truck, it would most likely be stuck right where it sat with the rear trailer full and the front empty.

[@6by6by6]

Why not attach a ladder platform to the bagger so you can climb up and see in the trailer instead of all the running around like a chicken without a head when working alone.. seems a simplistic solution..(I get it’s a loner but in general)

[@John-nc4bl]

or how about a GPS controlled tiltable spout on the end of the auger that would allow the grain flow to follow the centerline of the trailer.

[@steveanderson2095]

Why don't you put a camera up on the truck facing back. Link in. Watch filling from tractor seat. Steve. Wheat farmer. New Zealand

[@wallyyuriy8912]

Does fendt tractor not have a park position in the transmission to hold it? Handle e brake seems primitive to me

[@c.thompson9771]

Now that is a FINE System of food production.. now about those Pesticides, eh? Seriously . We KNOW their m.o. No excuses. Organic PAYS .

[@clearskiesranch1362]

The most weed infested and eroded farms I’ve ever seen have all been organic. Between the soil erosion from too much tillage and competition from weeds most of those guys are barely breaking even. It’s a terrible way to farm

[@Adam-x4b]

Organic is a SCAM

[@robo1210]

Organic doesn’t pay on a large scale. In your backyard sure. Organic also uses pesticides as well

[@shawnpasieczka3759]

Organic is nothing more than a marketing idea to sell expensive stuff to people. It does not feed the world, never will.

[@c.thompson9771]

@@robo1210 nice, eh? 🤠😬🤔

[@ronaldradtke8577]

Close the damm window !!!

[@mungogerryjnr]

Put into bag only to put in a bin🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@mungogerryjnr]

Would you hit your head if you walked down stairs backwards holding camera with one hand🤷‍♂️ Could you break your neck running down stairs forwards holding camera with one hand🤷‍♂️