Chopping half a bale of silage

Teagle tomahawk 8500

[@Edgaro]

Thank you for making people like me and possibly hundreds more get trhough the day with your content Antony farming! Please keep testing tags, descriptions and titles to grow even faster! And if you do so, i predict you'll hit 10k eventually. Perhaps you'll lend me the opportunity to return the favour by making you laugh even more! Happy new year 🐶

[@BradleyTheNo1Champion4variety]

Gosh !!! machinery these days are amazing !!! compared to the olden days.

[@casto-]

That looks easier than by hand 👍animals are looking well, I'm guessing your well into winter routine now?

[@antonyfarming]

Yeah into winter put it in one end but it keeps come back in other forms if you know what I mean 😬

[@JDrostAgricultureVideoNL]

Great video

[@antonyfarming]

Thanks 👍

[@AgriculturebyHans]

Nice video Antony!

[@antonyfarming]

Thanks

[@ianhaggart1438]

I know it's an old vid now but.... how small a chop can you get with that with straw? Thinking of making straw pellets for a boiler and been out looking at different ways of going about it.

[@antonyfarming]

You can add more blade's but I think your only get a chop length 50mm if you look at teagle website should tell you more

[@TechnoMoffat]

Good stuff

[@antonyfarming]

Thanks 👍

[@balmesh]

Is that really a straw chopper?

[@antonyfarming]

Straw and silage thanks

Brawo super 💯👏👏👍🏻😍🙋‍♂️

[@antonyfarming]

Thanks 👍

[@JamesOBrien2253]

Chopping would be handy less waste

[@antonyfarming]

Not much difference to be honest but because I put half in top yard and rest in bottom yard it's easier than trying to split bale on the loader