Larrington Chaser Trailer Unloading Maize in to Commercial Lorry

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

@ Sean Kerr - Thank you for your comments. (although not sure what a 'waistline' has to do with it. :) I'm assuming it was an 'auto-correct' for 'Wasting'. I would like to mention on that note that the trailer featured in this video was our 'beet' chaser and was filmed 'trialing' on maize so that we could see what adjustments needed to be made for chasing maize, these improvements have now been made and we should hopefully have an updated video in the not too distant future.

[@cambunk1018]

k thanks

[@elodielepetit2384]

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[@OanaMirica]

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[@azizedahani6810]

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[@azizedahani6810]

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[@jeep355cj]

It is a demonstration of the trailer. Maybe not clear to all. This was meant to be used in the field with harvester as a transfer to semi trailer on side of field. It would be like a grain cart for example.

[@wuzzielynch7426]

Quality trailer, haul'd harvest with 18t this year, only thing missing was a few LED strip lights inside top edge of the trailer to make it easier in the dark to fill when combine lights dusty, see the load and fill better

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

+Wuzzie Lynch Thank you for the comments. It's good to hear from someone who has used the trailer and any feedback is always welcomed. Although an LED strip is not currently one of our optional extras, I would have thought this should be easily possible to have as an optional extra.

[@Simon-1965]

I don't see how this is any better than a large hopper and elevator.

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

You might struggle to get a large hopper and elevator to follow a forager in the field. If you like the idea of a large hopper and elevator take a look at our elevator truck, it allows you to load road waiting vehicles while keeping your tractors/trailers in the field. a quick search of "Elevator Truck" should bring it up. LT.

[@Philscbx]

Since a kid as Farmer, this looks slick - I'm sure most kids that stop by here haven't a clue... but I'm not sure it's function as beet off-loader - Loading it - does trailer chase the harvester - or sit at the end of field - then loaded with each pass? Last time going through outback of Germany - Huge piles of beets in the fields. Never saw how it was handled. Is there rubber belting to slow the freefall of beets into trailer? loading /unloading... Not sure if the product is prone to bruising. We used to do somewhat similar to loading snow into dump trucks - but it cost 4 times as much - and 4 times the time loading getting bucket that high. vs container flat on the ground - picked up when loaded.

[@davidpribul6685]

warum lädt der teleskoplader nicht direkt den sattelauflieger? kann man sich die zusätzliche maschine sparen

[@sitatan]

I like heavy equipment. The operator is a very good skill. Thank you from Japan.

[@tractors44]

Good idea although the chaser may have been over filled a little. With beet it would probably not spill over the side as much.

[@alessandrocesarsantos5457]

O desperdício gerado aí se resolve com uma esteira resistente na base da caçamba.

[@doubleagent6951]

Convaior or an auger would be my choice. You could also build an incline for loading trucks, I would use a loader with the biggest tires.

[@gregshearer423]

This is for in the field loading trucks parked at the side of the field they just loaded it with a loader to demonstrate it

[@framfull]

Is this a demo or just waist of time and diesel?

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

framfull This was a trial to help us gauge what alterations had to be made to use this trailer on maize and grain. (the trailer in the video was our original 'Chaser Trailer' designed for sugar beet. Read the description and other comment replies for more information.

[@antonymcgowan1880]

Lots of negative comments. However, not all farms have a telehandler with a toe tip bucket to load bulkers. There's nothing worse than being loaded by a numpty in a telehandler that barely reaches. Stand load the chaser, back up, load, no dramas.

[@vtecpreludevtec]

Fair enuff,but just pull the artic trailer on a two axle dolly round the paddock,full hook on the truck n away,use a blade n tractor to clean mud off the road.

[@Corvustheone1]

I'm somewhat confused by this. Why not just put the load in the trailer you want it in to start with?

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

I would suggest a read of the description and comments might be in order. The trailer in the video was merely being tested to see how it would cope with that metrial/crop as it was initally designed to chases sugarbeet. That is why the crop is loaded in manually (as it would normally be loaded directly in to the chaser from the forager in the field).

[@josephwilliams4456]

Is it maize or hays,it's anaizin hays anyways like LA z days it says simon did.

[@dalmisilva1496]

The cost to keep the two devices you can buy a wheel loader CASE W20E and still have money, not to mention the lost time to perform in two stages a service that could be done in only one. I honestly do not understand the benefit of this equipment.

[@Drottninggatan2017]

Even a conveyor belt would have been more efficient.

[@dalmisilva1496]

SLORRIFJART321 I fully agree

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

This video does not show the 'purpose of the trailer'. It simply shows a 'trial' of the trailer pushing out Maize (which was loaded from a clamp rather than being filled directly in the field). You would not use this trailer like this normally.... Take a look at some of our other videos and you might understand. The trailer would be filled directly in the field, driven to the headland where it would empty is contents in to a waiting truck, which in turns would transport it to the yard/store/AD plant etc... It's a simple concept. Again, this video shows a simple 'trial' on maize and not how the machine is intended to work.

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

Reading previous comments might also help.... "This was purely a trial of the trailer on maize, and was done simply to help us gauge how the trailer handled maize and what 'tweaks' needed to be made. The trailer would normally be used in the field and would be loaded directly by the harvester before taking the load to the headland and transferring it directly in to a waiting lorry to bring it back to the yard/clamp. (something a front loader could never do)."

[@dalmisilva1496]

LarringtonTrailers I apologize for my ignorance, I did not know the purpose of the trailer is to collect the corn in the fields where the truck can not go. I am an admirer of machinery and equipment. Preciptei me to expose my point of view. now I see differently the benefit of the equipment.

[@fanda789]

Nemají pořádný nakladač?

[@irelandbloke]

Very impressive 👍🏻

[@briarbodie8339]

You prolly dont give a shit but if you are stoned like me atm you can watch pretty much all of the latest movies on InstaFlixxer. I've been watching with my brother these days :)

[@landenyousef7998]

@Briar Bodie Yea, have been using instaflixxer for years myself =)

[@jacoborojas1466]

soy México,,,,donde puedo comprar un equipo como este???

[@stephenhansen8906]

uhm why would you load something twice and looks like it spills

[@realkrasta]

+Stephen Hansen - Uhm, why would you comment on something when you obviously haven't read any of the comments/ understand what you're seeing or having anything to say !?

[@martingreen5613]

Doing double work lost time and some product on ground i would just use a big wheel loader instead

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

It would be worth reading the description and the previous comments to see what the video is actually showing before commenting.

[@yardlimit8695]

@@LarringtonTrailersChannel okay,,,,,,,,,,,i read the description and comments but i still don't see the need for double work........why not just load the trailer directly with the loader.....thanks for any help............

[@samooborak9341]

@@yardlimit8695 loader loaded into pushoff trailer in order to show you how it is done so tractor with 22 m3 of silage does neet to pull to the farm, he will reload it instead to trucks with 100m3 of silage for instance and then this amount is delivered to the clamps at once . It is very cost saving and first what you say after watching this is that this is a diesel and time wastage ? You people are Morons but I am pretty happy about it, cos I am making money on stupid heads of yours 👌😉

[@joescheller6680]

so how many idiots made comments not even knowing what they were watching. they had this trailer for another purpose, to load beets, here they are testing it to see if it could be used for other purposes, mainly to use in the field as a catcher for maise off the combine, amd then transfer to a truck. they are just testing to see if it would be a tool in another operation to utilize the equipment in other operation

[@rogerofrhodri]

why not load the commercial trailer direct and avoid any waste and save time

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

You would normally fill the Chaser trailer in the field, and transfer the load in to a commercial lorry waiting on the road side. This enables you to quickly load the commercial lorry from the headland without having to drag it through the field (keeping mud off the roads). Running this system enables you to fill the chaser while the next lorry pulls up waiting for a load to be transferred. Since this initial test, the chaser has also been altered specially for the transfer of Maize so there is no waste either.

[@oneconfusedenglishman7344]

LarringtonTrailers I think he meant in this example

[@stevecieply9630]

would be faster with a frond end loader....... but that's just me.

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

Steve Cieply Read the description and other notes.....it might help explain.

[@brentbarnhart5827]

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[@krupalsondagar127]

Ssetugswa

[@katystevenclark5197]

Jesus how many times has the guy got to say it ,the reason he's loading this way is to see what he has fix or not fix because that trailer is for a different crop and the only reason he loaded twice as he said he just wanted to test the trailer???

[@NRCONERSA]

jjj, sure, imagine working with a wood chipper

[@JakeOlley]

Has O Arnold got one?

[@juanvideopigue6764]

yo tome del punto de vista operacional maniobra y eficacia si bien parece bueno note que se puede simplificar no tengo empresa pero si note que se puede derrochar menos movimientos con una maquina mayor si se fijan se tarda mucho se tira material y porque usar dos carros cuando con uno es suficiente no desechar el otro se puede usar sin tirar

[@เอิร์ทวรวัฒน์]

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[@tveirken1]

Dont see the point of this but thats just me...

[@bodders1029]

could it be that you don't know everything?

[@geraldpleckham8981]

No the telehandler could reach that I don't know why you just didn't load it in there with the telehandler handling it twice

[@0asisio]

@@geraldpleckham8981 Because they're advertising their trailer

[@Captbilly1000]

Maize? I think not, silage perhaps.

[@mackthompson1161]

+William Robinson it is maize

[@justinmcdonnell4746]

+William Robinson maize silage...

[@AdriaanVerburg]

+William Robinson Corn silage. Who cares what you call it? Names change according to where people live. Non of us care about proper English here and the meaning of words change overtime. That has happened for ages.

[@seankerr4649]

Great video;) although I wouldn't do this myself as it is waistline much of the great load you are using ;) love the loader

[@ralphbruckart4827]

Why in the world would you or anyone else want to handle it twice...

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

ralph bruckart Read the description and other previously comments to understand this trailer. This was merely a test in the yard allowing us to view the operation easily from every angle. The trailer would be towed through the field with a tractor, and eject the load directly in to a waiting lorry (There are other videos showing this with sugar beet and grain). This was to gauge what adjustments were required to enable the machine to cope with maize only.

[@ralphbruckart4827]

Ok I totally agree with your design and development, it looks and performs like a great inovative piece of equipment. Keep up the good work.

[@rumenkovachev3708]

Прекрасна техника!

[@polmanswilliam2283]

Tros bien la remorque je la veux

[@southaussiegarbo2054]

What maize

[@franksvoboda9756]

a good old fashioned elevator would do the trick and cost alot less.

[@Firelife3]

+Frank Svoboda this was a test...

[@Diego020383]

Works fine but it lose chaff all around :(

[@QamarWahid]

okay, after I scrolling down to the comments, then I know why it needs to load for 2 times.

[@nadejdajeanschmidt1015]

Why don't they just get a bigger Wheelloader, then it will go more fast, and they also safe this stuppid trailer and 1 Tracktor. so bye a bigger Wheelloader.

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

Thank you for your comment, reading previous comments might help you understand.... "This was purely a trial of the trailer on maize, and was done simply to help us gauge how the trailer handled maize and what 'tweaks' needed to be made. The trailer would normally be used in the field and would be loaded directly by the harvester before taking the load to the headland and transferring it directly in to a waiting lorry to bring it back to the yard/clamp. (something a front loader could never do)."

[@repentuklondonwatchman1373]

Simply Beautiful

[@owens7012]

Chaff and maize are the same thing!

[@mackthompson1161]

+Owen S no they arent

[@jeangillesguichard9573]

Et de charger direct ds la semi....

[@r10j91]

nice idea but needs more work on it!! at least in some details...

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

Luis Silva Thanks for the comments. A lot of additions and alterations were made to enable the transfer of maize and grain. This video was only taken to help us gauge what alterations and modification needed to be made. :)

[@26CT747]

Ok till ya got a heavy load in there and it goes over with a a bang just a lot of fuckin about just use the loading shovel less mess to

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

26CT747 A loading shovel would be fairly useless in the middle of a field....

[@cmonature3151]

Good morning

[@kennethalcorn7104]

good job

[@giordanocolombo6153]

Gentleman ,that's the best you can do ? I don't really think is a good idea , it looks like just waste of time , a lot of time and money ......Galileo Galilei is shaking in his tomb :-(((

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

Giordano Colombo Looks can be deceiving....Read the description and other comments replies for more information. This concept has enabled a carrot grower to reduce the time in which he lifts his carrots by almost half while reducing the impact on his land during wet seasons, a beet grower has increased his output by over 25%, just 2 examples which sound like a lot of time and money saved ! ;)

[@AndrewHecker85]

+Giordano Colombo Be patient with my ignorance, but what does any of this have to do with Mr. Galilei?

[@田中資郎]

偉い車があるな❗びっくり😵しながみてます😱🎉

[@waynebrown8791]

Bypass this waste of time, just get a front bucket rubber tired loader, and with four scoops, the trailer would be full. After seeing this video, who in their right mind, would say: "WoW! That's an efficient way to load a semi trailer!" Said no man ever.

[@realkrasta]

wayne brown I totally get this machine/trailer. The concept is remarkable and TBH one of the best ideas I've seen for a while ! I think the problem is that you obviously don't understand the point of the trailer, and have obviously not read any of the comments previously posted either. Either that, or you're an idiot. To suggest taking a front loader into the field and filling it directly from a harvester/forager, is INSANE! You'd destroy your land, not to mention waste huge amounts of time! Should chaser bins be replaced with a front loader too !? or maybe a wheelbarrow !? You have no idea what you're talking about ! Who in their right mind would voice an opinion on a video without reading comments or understanding the machine they're writing about !? - Oh yeah, you did....

[@johannheinrich3420]

Es ist einfach nur cool ich bin ein Riesen Fan

[@waynebrown8791]

realkrasta watching the video, sitting on concrete, that looked like the worst waste of time anybody could come up with. That was why I said what I said. It would have been faster to fill the trailer that that "chaser" was dumping into. Jeez, relax, take a deep breath, you'll blow your 'o' ring out. Maybe, if there was a better label on the video, you wouldn't get so volatile... Have a great day!! Kisses...

[@realkrasta]

wayne brown That same comment had been made like 20+ times at least....and they've been replied to explaining what the trailer is actually used for. I (like you) also thought it seemed pretty pointless at first but then reading the description and other comments understood better what was being done here. So please don't take offense to my comment, similarly to you posting before reading, I spoke (typed) before thinking... thanks for the kisses though, they are sure to get my day started on the right foot ! ;) Hope you equally have a great day my friend ! :)

[@AdriaanVerburg]

+realkrasta I haven't read all comments either but I assume that this trailer could chase the field chopper and then transfer it into the Lorry or like we call it a Semi trailer. And maybe in this instance the loader could not reach high enough and the chase trailer was available to fill the Lorry. But I think it was just a trial deal. If they are planning on using this in the field next to the Maize Harvester aka Chopper, it would need higher sides or half a roof so less Maize would blow out during harvesting. It's a sugar beet trailer. Have a nice day.

[@ofofvovo3900]

Выдумали мля, а фронтальный погрузчик для космоса наверное придумали

[@juanvideopigue6764]

la verdad no me resulta muy comodo se gasta combustible y es el doble de maniobra

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

Juan Castro Read the description and other notes.....it might help explain.

[@jaymorrissey7072]

too much lost product on ground

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

+Jay Morrissey Agreed, this is why this video was made - to help us understand the requirements to use this system on maize ( the trailer pictured is in fact a trailer for chasing sugar beet).

[@rusubogdan6304]

loading twice ...bad mouve

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[@snakecold6755]

best move

[@jezdejezde690]

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[@ghostofmars83]

That is vert interesting...

[@johaahmad586]

Tak bes

[@alexisdouet3000]

la vidéo et bien

[@pawlikw1428]

👍

[@timothygrell4398]

Forklift loader was faster and more efficient. Double handling is never profitable

[@michaelanderson7715]

you amoeba

[@briansearle4138]

Well what a faff , Why not have silos which a lorry can go under then release as required!! 🙄

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

You'll have to let us know what brand of silos you're using and planning to take into the field.

[@writing.7671]

Sorry!!! This machine is not a "need"...its a "want". Only hobbies and rich farmers are going to buy this ...This will not be an industrial farm success because the work it does can be achieved by a simple conveyor and with a lot less fossil fuel consumption.

[@realkrasta]

+Writing. A comment which I'm sure was meant to be a sensible comment, but a STUPID comment nonetheless. How are you planning to load a road-side lorry from an elevator tied to a harvester as it drives through your fields !? Did you read any of the comments !? Do you understand what this machine is actually used for !? And with mud on roads being a HUGE problem (which causes lots of accidents) don't be surprised if chaser trailers don't start becoming the 'norm'.

[@AndrewHecker85]

+Writing. Just like grain carts were a "want", and would never have a place on industrial farms. You hardly see a serious grain farm without one any more.

[@joshuachancellor8860]

Just use a dam conveyor less time and hassle

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

You're planning to drag a conveyor through a field next to a harvester/foraging unit to unload it ? Interesting suggestion. - New to the industry ?

[@monedilayakoub6086]

magnifique

[@nicolasm3217]

ces vraiment nul comme système, d'abord le manitou doit remplir une remorque pour remplir une ' autre ' remorque ?! Dite moi à quoi ça sert ?! Ils perdent deux fois plus de temps, une connerie de plus au palmarès.

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

+nicolas mortreuil I would suggest reading the comments, online translators can help you with that if required. But you don't need to load twice, it was a TEST, to see what CHANGES might be required when working on MAIZE. These changes have now been made and we can handle maize beautifully now. You would take the trailer in tothe field and load it directly from the harvester and then load a waiting bulker directly at the headland.

[@alexisdouet3000]

bien passée

[@ЛераСекретно]

зачем это нужно ????

[@cmonature3151]

Idol

[@mirovaltanen7879]

aika nice

[@transportinfo154]

like🏆🏆🏆

[@АртурМалец-в4ч]

супер !!

[@mynameisray]

That's chaff not maize.

[@armavirbuldenko5551]

Нам такая техника не нужна , у нас таджики узбеки есть

[@ogrodnik8315]

Waste of money and time that's all I have to say

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

This machine is anything but a waste of time OR money. Transferring maize directly into a bulker at the side of the field saves on both time and money, and while working with sugar beet and other products during the wetter seasons this machine will not only speed up logistics but keep mud off the roads too. - Read the full description and other comments on posts to get a better understanding of the machine.

[@florineusebio]

Beautiful cb antenna on tractor. Ha ha.

[@nurhayatgul6279]

Çok güzel arabalar

[@annawogaliczko5381]

po co ładowano na przyczepę wyładowczą? by ta wyładowała trociny na samochód drugi?? to dlaczego ładowarka nie ładuje bezpośrednio na samochód????idiotyzm do kwadratu!!!

[@lytken]

wow what a waste this trailer is, why not just make it a high-tip trailer like so many dos and has proven that it works the best

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

Because high-tip trailers are dangerous by nature. Also, are limited in purpose. The Chaser trailer can hold a considerably bigger load, be used to chase anything from Sugarbeet to rape seed, and you have a fully functional Ejector (Push-off) trailer at the same time. You can also load a lorry (on the road) while the trailer is still in the field (keeping that dangerous mud off the roads). / Did you want any more reasons !?

[@FlyingSeaMan256]

get a better scoop operator

[@saidbashoo7392]

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[@ИлхомжонНазаров-б1с]

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[@srenlarsen9583]

LOL. buy a bigger loader. What a waste of time.

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

Hej søren ! Thank you for you comment. You will no doubt have missed the many previous comments saying the same thing. As mentioned countless times before, this machine is not to replace a loader, the loader was only used to fill the trailer in the customer's yard for ease of testing purposes... The trailer is designed to be loaded in the field (where you wouldn't have a loader) and is then used to load a commercial trailer directly from the field, which again you couldn't do with a 'bigger loader'. The trailer in the video was built to chase sugar beet into a road waiting vehicle, and this video shows our initial tests on maize, which were done in a yard rather than the field as it allowed to get a better view of what changes needed to be made to better handle this crop.

[@clivechen9565]

Waste of time

[@LarringtonTrailersChannel]

Interesting comment, it suggests you have not read any of the comments and do not know what you've actually watched.

[@polmanswilliam2283]

Tros bien la remorque je la veux

[@MrMarktruck]

Got slot on the ground as well

[@misirara5760]

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