MUCKING OUT THE BULLS WITH THE HELP OF THE PAUS SWING LOADER.

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Like this comment if you want to see the 1st load of bulls away to the factory

[@lukeharcus6527]

U ever tried sand for beddin?

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

no never

[@andrewbremner8624]

Sawdust??

[@williamreilly9017]

Luke have you an experience? How is it in comparison to straw/peat? Is it a particular type of sand?

[@tomaswall6935]

Thought sand might have issues with feet long term? Probably not an issue in a finishing unit.

[@ianward3943]

Absolutely loved Bros comment 'I didn't know you just shat it out the back'. Made me and the kids chuckle. 🤣🤣 Great video Phil. 👌👍

[@tombutler7871]

Definitely show the boys heading to the factory and the analysis

[@ciaranomalley9274]

100%

[@johncorley5951]

Definitely show the bull's phill

[@dannyjones7181]

@@johncorley5951 yes he should do it for all Cattle because it does be interesting! Phil is the only Irish KZbinr that tells the full story eg grades weights etc fair play to him he does not hide anything 💯 %

[@TheSparkysdog]

Yes please show the boy's going off to the factory, its part of the process after all. Great video, thanks Phil 👌

[@conor1053]

Ya a vid loading cattle would b great. 👍

[@garymadden2656]

Great video Phil I seeing the bulls heading to the factory would be great 👍

[@irvenrathburn9421]

Good video on the bulls nice to see how they are doing. Bro is out there getting things done to.The demo is very handy Father Phil was quiet today must have alot on his mind . see you in the next one hope the 6290 is on the video .

[@rodneyelliott2513]

Very interested in the cattle going to the factory and the difference in the breeds when killed great videos all the time your the best I watch on KZbin very down to earth family and yous are hard workers

[@cdemo1186]

Two very handy powerful machines for a bit of yard work Phil, great job. If you knew anyone with a kestrel or sparrow hawk, they'd make short work of those hoorin starlings. 👍🏼 Definetly like to see the first load of cattle heading off. 👍🏼

[@irvenrathburn9421]

Yes that would be a grate video. The first load out is a must see!

[@scottkonik3398]

Know you don’t get snow like we do in Wisconsin but what works great for pushing feed is a straight snowplow blade setup at an angle.

[@brianmullins5824]

Great video Phil,would be great to see the first bulls going to the factory 👍

[@Rocky-lh4od]

Wow what a fab channel ❤️ you have balls of steel getting amongst those bulls mate fair play 👌

[@eddieglasgow6055]

Always look forward to your videos.

[@brianmadden2603]

Sending the bhoys off to Burger Camp will be worth the effort !

[@magsprettejohn2160]

Great video, love seeing the cattle. Hope you all had a good Christmas.

[@thomascooper5668]

Another job well done Phil and farmer Phil

[@aidanelliott6228]

Hi Phil Are you limping go get that sorted I’ve been suffering to long until I went to a brilliant physio Go for it 👍🐄🐄🐄

[@noelwalsh4205]

Great videos as always phil

[@mylesalovelysong.oreilly3165]

Great video Phil great machine making farming that little easier🙏🇮🇪

[@user-rw2um8ro2p]

Great video Phil that’s a handy machine

[@iainpaton7129]

Good 👍job well done friend keep the great work up and please keep the great videos coming 👍from Scotland

[@tomhalligan6236]

2 Minutes in and it's like Pamplona :)

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

I had to google that😂

[@westcoast5934]

@@FARMERPHIL3690 It could be an alternative enterprise, let them loose down the street in Keenagh...........🤣🤣🤣

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

😂😂😂😂

[@jamesforbes9104]

Eric is a handy fella to have round the place

[@johnsheahan7914]

Great video as always your dad is some man I really enjoy watching your videos farmer phil

[@ballyhoulihanagrivideos397]

Handy loader. Some fine looking bulls.

[@matthewfrancis8825]

The Paus is a great bit of kit recon you should try to invest in one. I have a 1'32 diecast model of the Paus Swivel loader to go with my growing collection of Siku and Britains models.

[@paulduncalf2756]

Great video Phil keep up the great work 💪👍

[@DianeD862]

Happy New Year to you all. Best wishes to you.And Uncle Ian 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔

[@taraking30]

A massive difference to the bulls with the peat. Them bulls are in good form and will be thriving again in no time

[@pjdoyle5105]

Great video again Phil. That loader is very handy to ye

[@peterdooley2393]

Jaz's that swing loader is some job.

[@sandymcghee3328]

Great video farmer Phil hope you @ the family will have a great Christmas 🎅🎅🎄🎄

[@crfarmlife1267]

Great video phill really enjoyed 👌

[@Rhyswilliams1]

We used sawdust for bedding cattle could be something for you to look at

[@michaelkeogh9238]

How do u get rid of it

[@gerryoconnor8751]

Spread it on stubbles

[@michaelkeogh9238]

@@gerryoconnor8751 takes all nitrogen out of ground?

[@Rhyswilliams1]

@@michaelkeogh9238 let it rot down well if spread on grass or spread on stubble

[@gerryoconnor8751]

@@michaelkeogh9238 I didn't know that it takes the nitrogen out of the ground

[@farmerjohnjo7771]

I love to see the cattle going to the factory please

[@knobchocolate6491]

Yew right on

[@jamesjohnston1007]

Great video Phil

[@goldfire1676]

Have to see Phil and the data great thinking on the peat

[@lukebrady7745]

Try a load of horse dug shavings great job keeps cattle clean and dry

[@haydenbretton2990]

Happy New Year Phil & Family from Old Natchez Trace Tennessee.

[@jamescarmody1710]

U should get one of the massey 20s to push in the silage with a wheel at the back of it

[@Johnnycambell]

Can ya do a vid on getting rid of the bulls

[@JACK11168]

Great video

[@clodaghduggan1582]

Great viedo ceep it up

[@lordhoho1]

I see one bull who seems very content at 18:26

[@agoodbluewilldo8359]

That yoak is handy in the right hands alright. Saves a lot of graping alright

[@daveeveritt3626]

The 435 is the bollocks

[@seamusmurphy2877]

Want to see the cattle going to factory keep her lit

[@kt3537]

Handy machine🤠

[@oldskol5903]

When r u for fixing the ursus

[@upthereds4939]

When the pallet of time arrives I reckon 😂

[@ianhaggart1438]

You need an extension cable made up for that loader.....to get that reverse beeper out of the cab 🤣 🔊🔇. Stay safe sir 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

😂😂😂

[@ianhaggart1438]

@@FARMERPHIL3690 looked a handy machine to be fair. Big swivel dumper truck with telescopic boom attachment instead. Did see it cutting head lands in another vid 🤪 🤫. Stay safe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Michael-8903]

6:32 If you get stuck with loader against a wall just lower your bucket or what you have on it to raise front wheels and turn yourself out from the wall easy peasy 👍

[@Killnadeema]

Great videos Phil, how are the cattle brushes doing in there second yr, are the brushes keeping the bulls cleaner that with out the brush

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Yes brushes are holding together well and the bulls backs and sides are clean on the slates

[@paulmurphy9317]

Would ye get brushes for the other sheds

[@oconnellsfarm811]

I like that loader be great to see video on cattle your killing and figures from calf to beef

[@Stonework140]

Post knocker on the front would be good

[@jakerob4826]

To push in the silage if u boom out and set the bucket to the side of the silage and steer the loader in it pushes it

[@nialldaly7108]

I see the URSUS as you were cleaning out the Bulls. it that running with the Diet Feeder yet.

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

No not yet

[@alterbauer8156]

Paus radlader.❤❤❤ Grüße aus Deutschland.

[@darraghwalsh3340]

Please show the bullocks going away I'd love too see them going Phil I know I have asked already but can u please mention me I'm Darragh from sligo

[@acorndogs904]

Any video is always watched Get er up

[@TerriblyNice_Not]

What is it that the starlings do? And is it the banger that stops the cattle?

[@fergaldelaney254]

Starlings shit all over the feed and it really puts cattle off eating, for obvious reasons. The banger is to scare the starlings away

[@kierandaly1414]

if you us dung spreader to spared the straw would it be faster than the straw blower.

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Dung spreader wouldn’t do that good a job at it

[@brendanmorley4341]

That loader is a game changer

[@Peter-tl8eb]

Well Phil started leasing 30ac last year with 50 calf’s and sold the lot a year later bought 40 this year and only have 27 now few months later did you ever have any trouble like that juts weak calfs

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Yes I’ve seen lots of trouble with them over the years. Was it something in particular that was wrong and when did it start happening. The more you tell me the more I might be able to help

[@eoinoreilly1712]

looks a savage machine but run a bobcat at home here and it is the best yolk for muckin out and manoeuvreabity round the yard

[@shanemannion4077]

Will you be adding the slurry additive this time

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Yes and we have it in the tank working away

[@shanemannion4077]

@@FARMERPHIL3690 not to bad hope it goes well for ye

[@bryank4]

i like.

[@gerryoconnor8751]

I find with the peat and the chopped straw, you need to put in 12 to 18 inches at a time, cattle spotless and use far less. It lasts forever.

[@DaveHewitt-d8p]

Phil graite videos about time young framer phil on way hha all best from uk

[@anthony342]

when can we see the 590 again

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Probably not for a while yet

[@markredmond987]

What's loader like on diesel and what price new are they

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

seem easy enough on diesel

[@jascollinscork]

Hello… yes I’d like to see how ye got on in factory with bulls…. And what factory ye went to… ABP…. the bolix (just saying support local… the small falla😁) on the loader point of view…….. you need to buy it…… IF justifiable…… for it’s accessibly over yer small JCB.. or mainly because I love it 😂😂 also because it reminds me of a Atlas loader from years ago!!!

[@tobytopp9985]

You want to get a silage pusher for pushing up grub

[@johnflood5350]

What sort of money would you buy one of those loaders for?

[@henryjohnsen6397]

What happening with the 590

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Not much for a while yet

[@Modlendingen]

What do you reckon would be the best bedding after milled peat? Is wood chips common over there? Or is Straw the most common type? Do you notice some difference in straw from wheat or barley, or other kinds of straw? :)

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Haven’t used anything other than milled peat or straw. Very little wood chip used here but we’re thinking of using it to bed the calves this year coming

[@declanf9184]

Great machine Why not have all slatted heads a lot less work

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

We’ve very little soil around the yard and lots of rock so it’s not a viable option that’s why we only have to small tanks

[@orran8281]

Where is the video

[@russelljohnson4847]

Why don’t you get a bobcat on demo lot better for cleaning them low roof sheds, you’re still limited to what the Paus can do brilliant for loading the trailer. 👍👍

[@VelEire_]

Skidsteers are one cramped bumpy drive. The jcb sidecab one is the only job, don’t have to be an acrobat to use it

[@AbcdEfgh-zp1sn]

Jcb skidsteers are very poorly built

[@padraigoleary8471]

Are you going to use the hedge cutter that came with the loader?

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Yes tomorrow morning

[@jackcowan8069]

Show us a video of the bulls getting killed

[@daviddolan9816]

Plenty manual work going on

[@jakerob4826]

This loader is making me want to change the merlo

[@VelEire_]

Legend has it, if ya say that phrase out loud 3 times, Alan Clyde appears

[@deutz3904]

@@VelEire_ 🤣🤣🤣

[@henryjohnsen6397]

What about sand that is very clean with my cows

[@conaran7039]

Ah get 1 limo or charly for the craic be great veiwing

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

i have a limo x

[@conaran7039]

@@FARMERPHIL3690 fatten him up he'll be a beast beside to the friesins

[@bobbycorcoran1661]

Swing Loader: Sweet chariot.

[@ethanwilliamson9943]

I think there is more things to go wrong on the paus

[@mecano8848]

Hello I from Morocco, and and I'm locking for a job. Please help me.

[@georgedoorley5628]

that paus loader would struggle on the pit ..........they are not built for work like that ........the exposed drive shaft would get silage wrapped around it if the chop was long like wagon or duble chop .........had to put a belly pan on a 412 jcb to stop the grass from wrapping around the drive shafts .......

[@acorndogs904]

Evening

[@johnscott2603]

👍

[@paullynch277]

If you want clean Cows - bed them in Sand.

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

I don’t even know where to look to get sand other than builders sand is it the same?

[@georgedoorley5628]

@@FARMERPHIL3690 at over 15 euro a ton ..........would make peat look good value .........

[@westcoast5934]

God be with the days when You could draw sand from the shore.......😢😢

[@paullynch277]

FARMER PHIL You want a Dry Sand which is a blend that contains few fine sand particles (they cause compaction, stick to the cow and do not allow for drainage). You also do not want any large stones/particles. Mason Sand is suitable, but Ideally a certified Concrete Sand is better as it has less fines than mason sand, so it will promote quick drainage of liquids. Contact your local Quarry and they can make exactly what you want. It should work out at about 10-12 euro per ton.

[@tomaswall6935]

What will them jex bulls kill out? 280kg average? Not the fr, the jex. Thousand euros each, does it really pay to have them over good fr bulls? You'd buy runner fr bulls cheaper than raring them so I can't see why you would bother with the jex?

[@sammichael2159]

What’s wrong with the wee Ursus looks sorry for itself

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Clutch is gone

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Clutch is gone

[@jimmydickson8854]

That’s a handy machine buts it’s to big for your farm better off with your telihandler

[@leosully9873]

First

[@jamesparker3999]

A

[@Gearoid35]

Nice video Phil great 2 great loaders

[@nigel795]

👍