TRYING TO MAKE A WET SPOT DRY!! DRAINAGE WORK.

in todays video we are putting in some shores into a piece of land we have been reclaiming for the last few years. were using 3 inch stone to fill the shores and also level some of the piles of clay.
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[@DannyRice01]

Please give the big Veneri a tube or three of grease if ye can. Very nice Hitachi and great video

[@mistaken_stranger8343]

Be easier to make a dry spot wet 😂

[@ethanearle9457]

If you get time try pulling a mole plough through that and it should help carry water to the drains , we have similar land and all way pull a mole plough when we do a reseed

He's so calm. I'd be far more agitated if I lost my little hairy lad.

[@neilbyrne5559]

The yellow pipe wouldn't be as good as the black because the yellow after a while while start cracking where's the black has more stretch and is way more heavy duty

[@patrickheaney5871]

That's called dauby ground no soaking in that group, pipe and stone well be a big help. Great video

[@Modlendingen]

Gonna be interesting to see how the field will perform :) Looking forward to more vids as always :)

[@jascollinscork]

Great video Phil but down our way in the sunny south we would use pea gravel as drainage stone!' And not run it all the way to surface!!!!

[@alicegamble6145]

Great video. Happy Mother's Day to Mother Phil. I hope she was treated like a queen. I have heard about drains in the fields over in the UK from other videos but this is the first time I seen a real drain being dug etc. We don't have any on our farms here in Canada. At least in Alberta where I was raised there isn't any. It's very interesting watching how things are done in different place.

[@roberto33812]

Is that violins I hear or lack of greese 😂😂😂👍

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

🙈 let’s just say father Phil won’t forget the grease the next time

[@downtown123]

Great video👌👍 Why are ye going so high with the stone in the drain when you’ll be continually plugging it for tillage?

[@agrifan5349]

If you don't fill the shore up to ground level with stones you're wasting your time and money. Fill her up level with stones and tramp the soil over the top. And only use a pipe if you havd a good fall for the water to run. If you havent got a good fall the water will lie in the pipe and block over time with silt

[@downtown123]

@@agrifan5349 I understand your point. My own preference for drainage would be corri pipes and over the stone followed by 18 inches of soil as less chance of getting blocked and the silt doesn’t wash down into the pipe. I’d be just wary with continuous tillage would the stones from the drain get dragged around the field. Corri pipe is dear though. Especially for long runs of drains

[@johnmooney3258]

Good man Phil, great job 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@DianeD862]

It's wonderful to watch Farmer Phil on a SUNDAY night . Makes us so happy.We love Ireland and Farmer Phil and father and mother and brother.😃😃😃😃😃😃🕺👍👍👍👍

[@jeffpearson5581]

And Uncle and the sister's and we mustn't forget Liv !

[@andrewcomiskey322]

Great video phil 👌🏻

[@Andrew-zc8jn]

Find the solid 3 inch pipes are a much better job

[@magsprettejohn2160]

Great video, will be good to see how the ground performs now the drainage is in. It sure looked some solid claggy soil.

[@sandymcghee3328]

Great video good job 👏 putting the drain in keep them coming stay safe 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍👌👌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👩‍🌾👩‍🌾☝️☝️🚜🚜🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@shaneprior]

Nice one Phil, brings back memories of all the Drainage we done around our house, so much fun!

[@shea4708]

Has the loading shovel ever seen grease??

[@cianowens243]

It has ya tool don’t try be smart

[@shea4708]

@@cianowens243 what

[@dodge7679]

Great vlog Phil, interesting to see how those drains work as year/years go on....

[@williamburns6919]

Disappointed in you pipe there sir not worth a damm only pipes any good for that is the black 6 meter twin wall smooth inside pipe

[@simonroohan9828]

Would you not bring out your stone kart and quad for the pipe

[@dugbert9]

did you ever consider a mole plough?

[@richardthomasmillican3980]

40mm stone to the base of the topsoil, around 300mm deep, would be a better solution IMO.

[@tom4412]

Yes I used 40 mm stone. How deep would you put the plastic pipe

[@richardthomasmillican3980]

@@tom4412 Depends on the surrounding topograpy, drain falls, but generally 500-600 below base of topsoil, to allow subsoiling to be undertaken, in dry conditions, to allow water to run through that inpermeable clay to the drain.

[@bryanbuckley9264]

Great job lads. Just wondering where is yer own track machine?

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Stuck in a big missing a track

[@paulnewman2115]

Not good to lose your little hairy lad maybe liv could help you find it 🤣😜

[@patmurphy2423]

Fair bit of a creak in the loader?

[@jimr9762]

Never seen stone put on drains right up to the surface before. Cultivate up to it this year but surely you don't intend to do that forever?

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Eventually that files will be going back to grass

[@dugbert9]

A year on. Has it worked?

[@michaellorio9774]

re bonjour encore trop bien la vidéo , bon courage a vous pour la suite 😍👍👍👍👍

[@joepaullawncare7222]

Wee wee pee pee

[@eoingilsenan2461]

Congratulations on the engagement lad 🥳🥳

[@harrybourke9127]

That wet clay you saw was like ma'la' = to dow

[@cdemo1186]

Can't bait cleaning a bit of land Phil, super job. Looking forward to see how the crop turns out. 👌🏼

[@haydenenrique5980]

I know I'm pretty off topic but does anybody know a good place to watch newly released series online?

[@henrytheodore9417]

@Hayden Enrique flixportal :)

[@haydenenrique5980]

@Henry Theodore Thanks, I signed up and it seems like a nice service :) I appreciate it !

[@henrytheodore9417]

@Hayden Enrique you are welcome :)

[@PReilly-xl5wk]

Did yous ever try stone mole drains....its expensive but it will make your wettest field your driest

[@gavinwinters17]

Please grease that shovel. 😩

[@DamienNestor]

I’ve driven a lot of different yolks on the pit but the veneri was one of the best, serious flick on it

[@patrickmartin7688]

Did u forget to put in the pipe?

[@anitaoflaherty5469]

Liv you need to get the sheers out on farmer Phil there,your looking a little woolly Phil 🙄🙄🤣😘

[@matty0674]

I thought use had your own digger

[@gregshearer423]

They do but it’s needing a lot of work done to the undercarriage

[@thomascooper5668]

Job well done boys I hope I win your jacket Phil looks cool

[@patrickodonnell9838]

Stone cart would be handy but would you travel with it

[@dylanreape8505]

Would ya be able to plough after that

[@micheallyons3315]

How come e only went 4 or 5 feet?

[@liamdowney9679]

Why didn’t ya use your own digger on tracks

[@theghostofcornpop4175]

Good to see uncle Phil out on the job 😎😎👍👍

[@brendanbannon78]

Nice Video of Digging Philip be careful

[@bob7923]

Did ya ever try ta make a dry spot wet??

[@Michael-xr2we]

What happened they mirror on the jeep

[@brianbrady5093]

What a bit of messing 😳

[@fionamcfaul591]

U should buy a quad

[@killianbrennan9841]

Class video as per usual Phil absolutely loving the constant uploads you must be working fierce hard in and out of the tractor, fair play to ya !!

[@martinhandley9846]

Awesome video mate

[@thomasrudden6962]

Why did ye not use your digger

[@cianowens243]

Mind ur business

[@michaelsparke2811]

Their digger is missing something to do with a track, bushings I think and because its a wide tracked machine the parts are hard to locate

[@mariemcweeney5588]

Where did you get the stone from

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Ryan rock

[@jakecharles4621]

Great vid

[@mothertrucker9875]

Man start planning in time to do some basic maintenence to your equipment. Look after it they will look after you.

[@shanemannion4077]

First

[@cianowens243]

Soo cool

[@jay-od7kh]

as the loader screams for grease, 3 of you there and non of you put some grease in that yoke 🙈

[@gregshearer423]

Who saids they had a grease gun with them

[@jay-od7kh]

@@gregshearer423 should always have a grease gun and grease on all machines that use grease, every good operator dose

[@gregshearer423]

@@jay-od7kh maybe so but a would be surprised if they owned more than 1 grease gun

[@jay-od7kh]

@@gregshearer423 €20 for a grease gun should have 5 of them with all that gear they have, small price to pay

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Father Phil won’t forget it the next time😂

[@michaelconroy7445]

I'm a massive fan Phil as you know, But didn't like this video.

[@tom4412]

Why not