Mais Hakselen / Chopping maize / Maishäckseln / Challenger Terra Gator / CLAAS / Maisoogst

Mais hakselen voor eigen gebruik door Gebr Verkooyen. Het hakselen gebeurde met een Claas Jaguar 960. Naast de hakselaar een omgebouwde Terra Gator 2104 op rupsbanden en haakarm. Sommige delen van het veld waren namelijk best nat. De containers werden vervolgens opgepikt en naar de kuil gereden door 3 Claas Arion 650 trekkers. Op de kuil verder afwisselend een Volvo L90F en een Case 721C.
#agriculture
#farming
#landwirtschaft
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[@AgrarvideoHD15]

Super Video - nice Terra Gator - Top Technic

[@nightsmail5179]

Movie

[@BirconuGaming]

Awesome equipment and nice work :)

[@TractorCambodia]

Nice machine 👍🙂

[@coyoteguyke]

Schitterend filmpje !

[@marie-francoisenaessens5200]

Coyote Jos mmm

[@kwb4061]

Seems like a huge expense for little gain over the tractors

[@ukasz-z4592]

Jest moc!

[@krillepower5454]

Säkert en bra lösning om det är blött i marken, men annars verkar det bara ta tid 🤔

[@PavementPilot]

What are the road dual wheels behind the drive tracks on the Tera Gator for?

[@jlnhnnfrth]

For driving on the road I think...

[@PricejedneLjutice]

Every honor guys

[@klaudheath2665]

Annoying sound

[@manoelgid4283]

Qwantos hp Challenger?

[@jermaingonzalez1680]

Nee ENTJES IS MOJER

[@applesucks2633]

Another ridiculous unnecessarily complicated system to complete a simple task

[@gijsvermuntagrifotografie]

A simple task of not ruining your soil?

[@timderks5960]

Yeah... If you don't understand the circumstances, you probably shouldn't comment something dumb like this. First of all, this changing of containers means that the road transport vehicle has very little field time, and thus doesn't get as dirt. Less dirt on the roads is always a good thing, especially when it's wet mud. Secondly, the description mentions the field was very wet in some spots. This tends to be a problem in parts of the Netherlands, so if you get stuck year after year, and this machine prevents it, it's a solid investment, especially since the Terra Gator was probably all second hand parts, maybe even things they already had, and probably built by themselves. So little to no investment with big gains, it's that simple. Just because where you're from, farmers don't care about making roads unsafe, don't have wet soils and don't care about soil quality, doesn't mean other parts of the world aren't any better.

[@TowMater603]

i'm no expert , but wouldn't a DumpTrailer work way better and cheaper ? i mean a Hooklift does not serve a purpose here unless it was used only as a dump trailer. idk. i would have done this differently. Oh and that music ? what the fuck is that shit ?