PUSHING A SMALL TRACTOR TO IT'S LIMIT ! CAN IT BE DONE? OR WILL IT FAIL?

[@farmerlou16]

Pulling won't be an issue it's stopping all that weight in an emergency

[@jasonfawcett2506]

Between that and the fact theres not a hill in sight🤣

[@farmerlou16]

@@jasonfawcett2506 doesn't have to be a hill in sight, only takes another road user to make stupid decision and you won't be able to stop that full load like you want to

[@jasonfawcett2506]

@@farmerlou16 what I meant was he wont be able to stop or climb hills with a full load

[@denishoran1933]

Tank brakes

[@farmerlou16]

@@jasonfawcett2506 ah sorry about that, definitely be a crawl to the top of a hill, been in both situations before where the load is to heavy, even the trailer brakes don't help that much as it pushes you on because it's heavier than the machine towing, need the weight of the machine to hold it back

[@aidanmunnelly769]

Tom. I bought a 2000 gallon with trailing shoe. It’s enough weight when land is soft. Your H tractor will loose grip on hills regardless of tyres. Dry summer no issue. Great tankers.

[@benpattinson1]

What do you reckon for Toms flat ground then. Spend £100k on that (admittedly lovely) case tractor or save that for another day.

[@aidanmunnelly769]

Ben Pattinson - god no. He could pick up a good 2nd hand one. New tractors not worth the money.

[@joedaly3168]

Aidan Munnelly agreed

[@cathalobrien1282]

Tom it might pull it now but it will put serious wear on the tractor. From experience I'd say you'd be better off with a 2000 gallon tank. Great video all the same.

[@themodelcollector5796]

Going to say the same thing a 2000 gallon tanker is better for the tractor that size

[@huskykev9037]

Was thinking the same, drop down to 2000 gallon and put a dribble bar on the back, take some weight off the back end of the tractor, keep the sward cleaner too.

[@gerry6420]

Tom as you you’ll have seen. Your own tractor will pull it no problem. I’d pull that tanker with our little 2850. No issue. Especially on flat ground. Issues are when grounds wet or on hills. The case will struggle in those conditions. Considering you’ve heavy ground would you not consider 2000 gallon rather then 2300.

[@blockytm190]

Yes the tractor may be able to pull it as you've seen, but its not ideal.. You've too much weight on that wee tractor, through time you'll kill it.. Travelling to close fields on the farm won't be as issue but if your on the road, its far from safe.. That Tanker will bully that tractor, accident waiting to happen. It'll push the back end around in corners, chance of jack knifing, will the tractor be fit to stop in an emergency etc? I wouldn't be recommending it.. 2000g maybe Max.. I know its easy to say but, Bigger Tractor, smaller implement is an better idea. The tractor should always be the boss.. Also just a quick note on the Tractor tyres, 3 lugs on the ground yes, BUT it depends on the spec of tyre. That is mostly for IF or VF Tyre types with increased flexibility..Which I'd doubt your tractor has ;) Oh and another thing, Yous mentioned about only filling it half.. Again going across yard or field is fine, but NEVER half fill a tanker if going on road or anywhere at speed. Only having a half load gives the slurry more free space to slush around in, causing splashing back and forward. In turn this will increase you chances of jack knifing or rolling the tanker as the weight moving around will make it very un-balanced and un-predictable. :)

[@jerryodriscoll3691]

I knew a fella who rolled a tanker as he half filled it, hit a pothole, all the slurry sloshed over to the side and rolled it (2000 gal tanker on 850(?) Tires roughly)

[@callumduguid1948]

I agree

[@thewippit8717]

Well said totally agree.. they need to buy that case tractor no if and or buts it needs to be an asset to that farm...

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

Blake 2406 I know what you are saying and think you worded it really well. It should have chambers in it to stop the slushing around I though?

[@blockytm190]

@@TomPembertonFarmLife Baffles in tank yes, most do. I'd say a 2300 will have 2/3 across the length off it. These will and do help to eliminate the slushing but with half a load on if you brake sharp from full speed on road, you will still have slurry slushing forward against the baffles plates. Also baffles plates don't really help from side to side movement, ie. if you where to turn a sharp corner at speed, half a load will naturally want to shift to the outside of the corner, ,shifting your weight balance. Liquid will always want to move given free space, hence the reason a full tanker is better for stability. Even more so in the case of your own tractor being on its limit at the best of times with it, you would really want to be sure the tractor could cope and not be bullied. Hope im kinda helping, just trying to help you out on a few bits you may not automatically think off! :)

[@1969katiebug]

Your father is amazing. He's such a knowledgeable farmer. He is constantly teaching you so you can be just as amazing.

[@chucklesx]

Looks a perfect fit for you, fill it when conditions are good and half fill when not. With the floatation tires and a half load the tractor will likely do more tracking than the tanker. 👍👍

[@tomdarbyshire5348]

Thanks Tom. Making being stuck away from my farm bearable! You know your land/tractor better than anyone. Certainly something to be said for the tractor being in control of the tanker and not the other way round! All comes down to cost and safety.

[@LordClunk]

That Huerlimann is far too small for that tanker. In my experience in plant operating, you want a vehicle that is usually twice as capable, so it has half the load. For example, you wouldn't have a 1 ton forklift to move 1 ton pallets all day. A machine working at 100% lasts half as long as a machine working at 50% The hurli is obviously straining, and this will give it accelerated wear.

[@FieldRows]

Such a cool channel farming in Europe is so much different than farming in the states.All of our tractors For the most part look the same all of your tractors look unique.

[@ytedebeer4033]

Funny Farm thats treu, in the netherlands is on each farm anorher mean brand, at our farm we just have 6 different brands😂

[@FieldRows]

Abc Deere has 99 percent of the market in the south. I’m from Florida and every once in a while you will see a red or a blue tractor

[@EleanorPeterson]

@@FieldRows - Farming must be one area where local knowledge and word of mouth recommendation REALLY matters. Brand loyalty is one thing, but any region with several working farms must put a tremendous strain on the local machinery dealerships. Poor kit or bad service just wouldn't survive, so I can see how a farmer in the States would have to be pretty brave (or slightly nuts!) to buy something with a dealership in Australia, however good the machinery was. Local knowledge of conditions must play a big part, too. Farming vast flat prairie fields in the States is nothing like working a tiny, wet, hilly Welsh or Irish farm. No doubt the tractors and gear evolve to suit, and the dealerships either adapt or go bust accordingly. Maybe it's a matter of scale. Britain's tiny - not much bigger than a Texas turnip field - so there's a lot more scope for variety. A small local brand could survive with just a few customers; perhaps that's why there's such a mix of tractors, old and new. Brits can run minor brands or use imported stuff from Europe - Sweden, the Netherlands, Germany - and be sure that they'll have good service because everything's relatively close by - service is only a couple of hours away, even if it's not immediately local. I wonder how people managed when every tractor had 4 big hooves and teeth? ;-)

[@ronankiely8261]

Only people who can’t wait for toms farm to come out on FS19 can like this comment

[@DH-kx8nd]

Ronan Kiely is it coming to console aswell

[@michaelsheehy4837]

Ronan Kiely it is

[@michaelsheehy4837]

It is*

[@chriswilloughby5295]

See it advertised yesterday can't fooking wait

[@cormaccronin8598]

When is it coming out do ye know

[@michaelsheehy4837]

Can’t wait for ur map to come out Tom 🙏

[@cianlynch4110]

Michael Sheehy will it be in the next update in fs19

[@jackcampbell5592]

Yea man mad ting fam in the hood

[@jackfeeney2277]

Will it be for console or just pc

[@oliverdavison5638]

What will the map be called???

[@jocrawford10]

Same what is it going to be called

[@amandajones3422]

Thanks great vlog again Tom 👍 we were sitting on the edge of our seats to see the B275 on it !!😁. Stay safe.

[@brianthroup7891]

Tom, Yes the Hurliman probably would pull it, However that is a Big Lump to put on the back of an "Oldish" tractor that has done 6000k hrs and will have wear and tear you need to think about how much tanker work you will be doing, Are there any road leads (Can the tractor stop it quick enough) Yes the case would play with it but it`s a brand new tractor with no wear and it`s bigger, I would look at the 2000 Gallon to be safe.

[@annebell7274]

Happy Sunday 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@richardwalsh1838]

Hi Tom, I would strongly suggest that you umbilical pipe spread your slurry and forget about buying any tanker, especially when all the slurry is coming from one source, this is the fastest, most efficient and most cost effective way to move large quantities of slurry in a fraction of the time and cause minimum soil compaction. Use a contractor as dairy farmers are too busy to be doing this type of work at this time of year. Pipe the slurry out in January/February to grow early grass and focus on getting cows earlier than you normally do, this is the practice in Ireland where we aim to produce as much milk off grass during the summer months and shut down production and fully dry off all cows during the winter months.

[@GijsRupert]

Ginger guy with the mustage and Tom are talking and heyyy there is Heidi in the picture working hard!! Go heidi!!

[@EleanorPeterson]

Aww... I know you're only kidding, but in case anybody does see your Comment and thinks Heidi's being treated unfairly while the men stand around and gossip... It's not true! There are all kinds of hard work - it doesn't have to be physical. Yes, talk is easy, but making decisions IS hard work, which is why top management people and executives get paid so much. Idle chatter is one thing, but major investment plans affect every aspect of the successful running of a business. The Ginger Warrior and Tom don't wear £3,000 handmade shoes and £10,000 Savile Row suits to the office - they wear wellies and overalls - but their discussions (while waiting for the slurry tanker to fill) with Heidi working away in the background are every bit as vital as what goes on in any air-conditioned corporate boardroom. And I bet Tom and his dad talk a lot less bulls**t than many executives, despite having to stand in the stuff all day! :-)

[@tomwoodward6634]

@@EleanorPeterson relax g

[@RockBrigadeCommunityForum]

Heidi is doing her Job. Would you call her out if she wasn't and just standing around? Every dollar spent on a farm in todays climate counts more than ever. They we're discussing a New piece of equipment for the benefit of the channel.

[@Ryan-cd9pm]

Just a thought, that tanker has metal plates over the fill glass holes, if you buy one consider doing the same, used the same tanker, at about 6 years old the glasses shot out of all 3 inspection holes within a month, the threads had disintegrated. Always kept back window closed after that, would of been showered in slurry 😅

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

Jammy Dodger Good to know!

[@TheHerdyMan]

If anything can the hurlimann can 🤙🏻

[@alexdrake9931]

We had the same tractor ( Lamborghini based) sold as a White. One day during planting, all the big tractors were out in the field and I used it on the 15 ft Landoll. I was shocked. To its credit, the little devil pulled it. I mean, I wouldnt want to do it through a lot of mud or steep hills but it did it. They are built better than I thought

[@paulhudson8321]

I enjoy watching others farmers. I farm in Canada. Our farms and equipment are similar but I wondered what kind of drawbar system that is on your tractor that lowers down and slides in? Looks very functional and easier to hook up implements. Ours are fixed with a draw bolt through them. Thx. Safe farming.

[@Augie13]

If we ever come across the ocean and visit England, you are going to be one of the spots I visit. Love the videos.

[@jerryodriscoll3691]

She'll pull no bother on flat ground, but any bit of a hill will just drain the power, any wetspot you wouldnt have any hope with the small tires on the tractor. Test the brakes going at 40k with the tanker full behind you and see how long it takes for her to stop. I would say keep the 1500 gal tanker aswell for during winter and put the case on it if you are under pressure with storage. Half filling tankers is very dangerous, I know a fella who half filled a 2000 gallon tanker (on around 850 tires) and he hit a pothole, all the slurry sloshed to the side and turned it over

[@mikey8341]

Hi Tom just a little tip on the tanker if u swap the tires the other way around so swap them to the opposite side and it should be easier on the field but it won’t be as good on roads

[@GiantSTP200]

We’ve had a 2600 gallon tanker on the back of a 10000 hour Valtra n111 for quite a bit of her life on steep ground and she manages no bother even in the wet 👌🏻

[@lordofhowell7158]

2000 gallon plenty of weight on a four cylinder. We had a 6430. Pulled and stopped well. Love the videos

[@JohnDeere7530Plus]

Tom, i pulled a 2900 gallon tanker with a 100 hp New Holland TL 100. Mostly in hilly fields. The tractor handeled it pretty well. I think you can go with a 2300 gallon tanker.

[@MayorofDipshittery-lq7if]

Really liking your channels content 👍

[@TheRealHoneysuckleFarm]

Good video 👌 we need more cows, Heidi and Dez ...hope your all well and keeping safe ..

[@wendyrowland7787]

Dad is so full of wisdom..

[@willben331]

Great aerial pictures Tom...

[@chessneyroman5639]

Nice drone shots 👌

[@sarahlouise598]

When Tom said tired whilst touching the tyre lol cracked me up wonder if he meant to do it

[@JakeThefarmer]

I’m sorry if I got this wrong but if you put that silver tractor on your old tractor then put the case on the major then there will be 2 tankers on the go but it’s up you you and I’m sorry if I got mixed up with something have a great day tom and keep safe of what’s happening lately 😄 have a great evening

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

Jake Furnell The case won’t be here for ever unfortunately

[@iaingeorgemackay1109]

@@TomPembertonFarmLife Hi Tom, enjoy your videos, totally diffrent perspective to crofting in the Hebrides, how do you rate the Hurliman as a tractor?

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

Iain George Mackay Yeah I could imagine, really good tractor. Loads of power for a small tractor and it’s got a small turning circle. So it can get around yards easily

[@JakeThefarmer]

Well yeah true but maybe in the meantime when you got the case you could but it’s up to you 😁

[@grahamcahalane3483]

Jake Furnell hi

[@jimmyd390T]

You can use that hydraulic change over to build up some vacuum on the way back to the yard. Means the slurry starts to fill instantly and speeds up filling the tanker.

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

Farming with Finesse You also improve the chances of getting covered in poo in the seal is not just 100% 🙈 learnt this one hahaha

[@dstan128]

I missed the ginger warrior on BBC do you know if there is a video online so we can watch

[@Tom-gr6nx]

great video tom.

[@peterhaan9068]

Speaking of tanks, tell us something about the Boythrope which BTW looked full a couple of weeks ago.

[@reiner5311]

Thanks for the video Tom stay safe

[@johnatkinson418]

The hurlimann is a little savage!

[@eddierufus188]

At the start of every video you always say hit the subscribe button and ring the little bell. Ever thought of picking a different subscribers record the intro for you. Maybe raffle it off for a donation to a charity. Just a thought. Great videos, with lots of engery. Keep em coming!!

[@BauerHermann1811]

I see youre exited about the hurliman/same/deutz is able to pull the Tanker, but what have you thought? In its heart its a Deutz, so it has to be able to pull it 😂😂 Here in germany we are getting the slurry out with a Deutz Agrotron 120mk3 (120hp on the pto) and a 17500 Liter tanker, even when its a little bit wet he's pullin it quite good 💪 Okay, he has 580 tires at the back and 540's in the front and has 6 cylinders, but in These points the hurliman has a disadvantage 😅 Maybe you schould look for a used tractor with 130-150 hp with 3-4000 hours on the clock instead of a new one

[@MrMagnat007]

Tom... When the Implement is larger than the tractor... your supposed to get a bigger tractor ! All due respect to the Hurlimann as it is a great tractor.. I just think with the Bigger tanker... your going to need to have a bit more horsepower.. As you push a tractor closer to its limits.. the more stress you put on it... and the more chances of something breaking increases. I say New 150-200HP tractor first... and then look at a new tanker.. No point getting a new tanker if the Poor Hurlimann is having to work so hard just to pull it.

[@johnwakley7165]

It’s a fair enough point, however as he says it can pull that tanker, and looking at the rest of the kit he’s got why would he buy a 150hp tractor, never mind 200hp. For a farm like Toms looking at the work he’s got to do 120hp/130hp is really the biggest he could needs, considering that none of the other kit he’s got really needs more than 100hp for the job

[@jerryodriscoll3691]

I would say a 2000 gallon tanker would be fine for the hurlimann on flat ground

[@TJMack-]

She's sure is a wee pocket ocket, that Hurlimann. You could always lessen the load when conditions merit it. Nothing says you need to fil that 2300 tanker right up each time if the Hurlimann is the only tractor available.

[@paulf2529]

125hp would be fine on that

[@colmkennedy3109]

Great video Tom 👌🏻👍🏻

[@sandrabrowne666]

Hi tom framer from Ireland one year we cut silage and rain was coming we ran 2 tankers ours a flemming 2000 gallons and a major 2250 gallons we put a new holland t6 145 on the major no prob and our tanker the fleming on a new holland td5 105 and pulled it no bother love the vids and by the im only 13 been around 10000 subs.I joined just giving advice have a.great day tom and ginger guy

[@roelkuijpers5912]

We put an 12500L on the back of an fendt 512 turboshift with cultivator it can pull it in 2wd.

[@265justy]

A farmer near me pulls one off these 2300 Gal behind an old 110-90 and it works steep ground without a bother.

[@anthonykilleen1712]

All the best round the north east coast mate

[@charlesbird844]

Cool video tom great to see the Hurleyman working

[@highlanderthegreat]

tom what is zerograzing can give some info on it and have you ever thought about zerograzing…

[@juniorgrassmen8140]

Nice video there Tom some decent drone shots 👌🏼

[@tractorman810]

will be interested to see a vid of you and your dad doing a pros and cons to the tanker,plus tractor issue tom, i guess a brand new tractor would be out of the option, but what about the best of both, a decent second hand bigger tractor, and the same with the tanker, doesn’t always have to be brand spankers, at the end of the day

[@seanbreen5122]

Videos are mint especially while Im spraying rushes

[@Tommymellett]

Good video Tom I think u might be buying the major

[@michaelsheehy4837]

Can’t wait for ur farm to come out Tom

[@MyJohnnnny]

Funny how the wheels were too soft until Tom said that was the correct way to have them, then the father jumps in and knows all about it, seems like he needs to be right on every thing !!

[@odhranbyrne7434]

Joe Burke ya the tyres badly needed pressure one second and then all of a sudden since grassmen said that they were fine all of a sudden he thinks they’re ideal

[@chrisgreenhalgh6358]

are there not weight ratings for the Hurliman, i.e in the manual in should say what it is capable of pulling and the weight limitations of the draw bar. also are wheels on the spreader driven?, just curious.

[@g.work.specials6859]

if you swap those tires, get some 540/65r34's for it. trust me, makes a world of difference. Went from 420/85r34 to 520/70r38 myself (on bigger rims obviously). Pulls so much harder and doesnt leave a mark.

[@conradglaze182]

hi ya tom what do you do with your old tractor tyers

[@jamiedavis1153]

Are you going to put the cow scratcher outside soon it’s April. Love the videos Tom . From Devon uk

[@clairesmyth2815]

😱😱😱😱😱😱😂😂😂😂😂

[@hsagri69]

Yes shes doing it but personally I think either 2000g or bigger tractor. Tractor might not be man enough on damper feilds. I would advise against half full tanker. Have seen the results and it's not pretty. (1 nearly new tractor and tanker written off operator shaken but ok) would say if ur going for a new tanker try and spec it with a full height sight glass. Easier to judge application and easier checking on filling

[@paulbouwman229]

We’ve pulled 16000 litres tank with 100 hp, it’s not something I’d want to do all the time but it works. Here in North America a small tank is 16000 litres with 40000 litres tanks becoming quite common.

[@Ellenllee]

Gosh these videos are so much fun! Thank you :).

[@j.bellerbyagriculture2933]

Tom worst thing you can do is if you fill it half full all the slurry will be splashing everywhere in the tanker and you might end up tipping it over if going round corners on road great video tho 👍👍🚜💨

[@aidanmunnelly769]

Also Tom the tanker will push your tractor around a bit due to weight. Check the braking capacity of your tractor also versus the full tanker.

[@jerryodriscoll3691]

Biggest issue is that the slurry would be sloshing around and when you slam the brakes it would push the tractor even more

[@paraicmurphy469]

If shes not blue she'll not do that would be if the tank wasn’t filled full the slurry would be moving surging around they’ve flat ground so be grand in the field

[@dontpanicblink]

i worked a jd 2850 4x4 and pulled a tanker similar to that size back in early 90s, maybe 2000 gallon , and yes i did struggle to brake when the tanker was full

[@harveyhudd7525]

Hi I love your video's ceep it up

[@jamiecarr2303]

Love the videos Tom

[@markfoxley]

It's a good job you don't have hills Tom 💪

[@bmeskill3111]

We have a john deere 6330 and it has 105 horse power and it pulls our ross more 2200 gallon tanker no bother great vid tom

[@johnbaxter7021]

Your as well getting one of a good size , as your dad says you can fill it to field conditions, and one day your going to replace your tractor, so they will be in keeping size wise .

[@SheaR6]

Quick question tom are Hürlimann a good tractor,and have you had any problem with it?Thinking of buying one,Thanks

[@harrybanks206]

Great vid as always Tom!

[@leomanterfield8440]

Another great video tom 75 views on my last video all because of u you inspired me to start the channel and I hope to be like u

[@braxtonwitteveen8677]

the herliman has the same interior as my Deutz agrofarm 100g

[@rogerfleury3591]

399th! GOOD EVENING TOM, LUKE, AND THE GINGER GUY! Roger in Pierre South Dakota USA 😊

[@matthewblackburne169]

I have a 90 hp Zetor pulling a 15 ton tanker ..even up hills it pulls it easy even in the wet

[@matthewharnett402]

She has power tom😁

[@debshep8141]

Yay for field work!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@johnjamessmith9360]

Nice setup

[@marcelvanrijthoven7225]

I would be carful how much wait you put behind that hurliman because we had deutz agrofarm 410 which is the same tractor with a little less hp We put 7000 kgs of silage on it and the trailer was pushing the tractor and p we put a 7 tine chisel plough on it going 6 inches deep and we had to put in 2 clutches with in 600 hrs of each other

[@jngaming6044]

Heyy Tom😁 i wanna ask you about somthing. Do you not use corn silage for food to the cows?

[@benpattinson1]

I know you want that Case, Christ I want that case and I don’t do nearly as much as you guys!! 😂 However.. the hurliman, in our case, an old zetor, does do the job. WITH a good driver my friend.

[@roryfitzsimmons5422]

Great video Tom keep up the good work out feild our soo dry

[@gerryhayes6385]

Good video Tom 😃

[@adamcran9859]

Excellent what a tractor

[@harveyhudd7525]

Hope you are well ceep safe

[@mrfarmerfts6019]

Love farming Tom great video

[@johnlong3214]

@ 9:30, Heidi, its far easier to "pull" a two wheeled barrow that it is to push it.👍

[@huwrobynsagrivideos4791]

We have a same explorer 2 she is 100 hp and the problem we had was it was wearing the brakes so quick on here but now we have our same silver 130 and she pulls it fine it is a Marshall 2300 gallon so if I was you get a 2000 gallon for the tractor. But love the videos 👌

[@MayorofDipshittery-lq7if]

Asking a lot from the little silver pocket rocket 👍

[@eliaskalst1423]

there was a same explore 3 foe sale araound me whit 600/60R38 rear and 520/60R28 front

[@AlextheDutchDairyfarmer]

Told you it will pull it. 😉 Instead of bigger tires you could put on some duals. I saw a pair in the background in another video

[@chriswilloughby5295]

She did alright didn't she, very lucky to be able to go out and do work like you are, I was a scaffolder untill Feb last year when I fell through a roof broke me back and ribs, won't be scaffolding again but at least I can walk again will be looking to retrain in a new career at 32 years old what a fuck about EY. Stay safe lad you and the warrior

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

Chris Willoughby Good luck mate 😊

[@chriswilloughby5295]

@@TomPembertonFarmLife thanks mate going to need it I think ha ha if it wasn't for bad luck I'd have no luck at all

[@colmanlong1032]

Great video,on long term you need more horses,bigger hurliman maybe,they seem like a great tractor.

[@elisthomas6671]

Great Video once again!!! Keep it up. 😀

[@jonny23c]

Tom the hour glass as you call it, we call it a sight glass.

[@archiegoddard2714]

Although the hurlimann can pull it using the case is probably much more fuel efficient and not to mention safer. However it would be cool to see the hurlimann on some proper floater tyres or maybe even a skinny set of duals although that might be a bit overkill!

[@timvanteinde5777]

Hey Tom, at my own farm in Holland, we use our Fendt 716 from 2001, we use it with a 2500 gallon Veenhuis slurry tank with a 6.8m injecter behind it, it runs it pretty ok, but the thing that I was wondering myself, is that you guys have the hurliman with around 6000 hours, you said, but is that like a lot of hours for you guys or is like regular. BTW Keep up the great work with the videos. BTW BTW our Fendt 716 has around 18500 hours.

[@leofeeney4030]

its not a bad setup but you could get in to trouble if it is wet

[@b210wah3]

One thing being able to pull it. Being able to stop it and having the weight to keep it under control I don’t think so.

[@jerryodriscoll3691]

2000 gal would be plenty