WE KEPT THIS SECRET UNDER WRAP!!!!!

[@gerry6420]

Looks a good job 👍

[@jasondavies4887]

The webbing should be cheaper than ordinary net because there is half the plastic in it, it will be good to hear feedback from your clients, and it would be good to see on a ordinary baler and a static wrapper on the yard how they hold together from the time you bale it and wrap it. I'll ask for a price on them in March see how it compares to Normal netting, and I might try a roll.

[@cecilbates5423]

I agree, it would need to get cheaper, cos there's a lot less product in the roll

[@michaelquinn1527]

Would like to see it on dry silage bales, to see how much moulding would be on the bales ,I can't see how it would be as good as cling film , very clever of you to use on wet bales as there will be no moulding on the bales

[@Diggermick]

Looks a great product Phil, as you say it saves time and money on recycling too. Great video hopefully supplier will bless you with a few extra rolls for promoting there product. Have a great week and stay safe

[@aaron9529]

Be interesting to see how this system works for independent baler and wrapper systems. Will it have the same issues as the NRF on Mchale f5600 balers where bales can tend to bust or loose shape if they hit the ground. How will this net hold up even for transporting un wrapped bales.

[@Andy-ix2ox]

Like your man said, ideally you would like to be putting it on a bale from a combi baler . We use a combi for our silage so it would be a great help for us as we use a tanco bale shear and it would make life easier.

[@LD-jk1qy]

Looks a good product keep up the good work phil 💪

[@kalumhynes2351]

Well Phil I have something you might be interested in I found an old grain roller in the back of my brother's shed and we have no need for it

[@edwardconnolly8580]

Fair play Phil enjoy your houldiday with liv she deserves 1

[@wulliewhyte544]

Good video Phil just wasn't sure what that yellow thing in the sky was its rained for so long now 😂

[@Hazyvisionz-i8h]

😂 and yet there still says we're in a drought next year

[@user-zu6qn9ux9n]

@@Hazyvisionz-i8hthey’re full of it

[@user-rw2um8ro2p]

Great video Phil enjoy your holiday

[@davidflynn9609]

Hi Phil. I'll be very interested in trying this product on my Lely Tornado combi next year. Question I have for you is, How many bales did you get out of the roll and how many revolutions did you set the baler when using the webbing.

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

To my understanding you’ll get the same number of bales out of it as they’re standard roll as it’s the same length. The reason it looks so smaller is it’s layered onto the roll. I put it on the same lenght as ordinary net as I was told it’ll do the same job but I haven’t tested out the carrying capacity out of the wrap to know whether it’s enough

[@davidflynn9609]

@FARMERPHIL3690 Thanks very much for the reply. Yes it's because I saw the size of the roll, was why I asked the question. I'll be looking forward to trying it out anyway. Sorting out the net from the wrap is not a nice job...

[@ronaldlucas5360]

New wrap looking good 👍.

[@johnlydon533]

Great video Phil. Enjoyed watching 👍🏼

[@johnsweeney1712]

Hope you’re enjoying the holidays. Keep up the good work.

[@stephenfrench1060]

VERY GOOD VID PHIL EDUCATIONAL ITS A PITY THEY COULDN'T JOIN THE WEBBING WITH PLASTIC THAT WOULD WORK IN THE BALERS like the barrel wrap

[@Gearoid35]

Looks a great product

[@edwardmartin9996]

Looks a good job for a combi balers but wouldn’t want to be double handling them too much for none combi balers

[@Paddy6.30]

How many bales has your mchale done lad ?

[@jamesjohnston1007]

Great video Phil

[@davecoz4227]

really excellent video, thanks

[@andrewjones-productions]

Innovation typically comes in baby steps with the occasional eureka moment discovery. This is a 'baby step' innovative idea and most certainly seems to save a lot of time not having to separate two sets of waste after they have served their purpose. I don't really buy the idea that it is 'recyclable' though - sounds a bit like corporate green washing to be honest. Still, improvements are improvements and I think this is probably an improvement. What probably needs to happen is that someone comes out with a truly innovative baler that somehow keeps the form of the bale without the 'string' and uses only the wrap to keep it together. Obviously, the wrap itself would need to be stronger or the way it wraps needs to be changed, so whilst it sounds easy, it is quite a complex thing to do. Eliminating one step in the baling process would make the combination baler potentially lighter and/or eliminate the need for a separate wrapper. That in itself would probably speed up the baling process. Some are criticising Phil for advertising, but I disagree. It is good to see what innovation is being made and feedback from someone might be the hint that a company needs to make an even better product.

[@jamesmccabe1702]

you talk some shite lad

[@minirallyer]

Kuhn have already managed to make a baler that uses wrap only. It uses 2 750mm rolls of wrap to tie the bale then wraps it as normal 2 more rolls

[@jamesmccabe1702]

@@minirallyer Michale did it before Kuhn

[@minirallyer]

@@jamesmccabe1702 but there’s uses nrf whereas Kuhn are using standard bale wrap rolls. Unless mchale did it with standard rolls too but I’ve never seen mention of it and if they’d cracked it with 750mm rolls why bother going to nrf at all?

[@jamesmccabe1702]

@@minirallyer fusion 3 uses standard rolls, do you actually know what you are talking about, the only reason you know about the Kuhn baler is because you seen it on Mr cvx videos, are you even a farmer?

[@SeanWoods-b6c]

Something oddly satisfying about watching a bale being wrapped

[@padraigking5185]

Good stuff

[@philiptyndall4968]

Still think I would prefer the film on film. Bales last longer with it and the crows landing on them doesn’t let nearby as much air in

[@michaelcormacseankeenan3403]

Good video

[@colmanlong1032]

Super Video Phil,.they'll always be begruders sad people.

[@LORCAN281]

Ive a feeling we'll see the last of the beat finished in one of next weeks videos

[@georgedoorley5628]

thank god the ground has dryed out a bit ....... we got ours this week .....was not as bad a mud bath as i was expecting ........we loaded light and went often ........

[@orlaking2576]

Great job I'd say

[@GerardDonnelly-d1d]

It's 4 months you baled in August

[@padraicbrennan9108]

Wouldn't like to b buying any of them bales size of them suitable for Jersey boys

[@richardparkinson8651]

Well kept under wrap😂😂😂

[@welllads]

Well

[@russellsteele4404]

👍

[@DianeD862]

To our best farmers in the world Phil and Liv.Have a great holiday.We think Father Phil is a genius.So good luck.🤞 🎅🎅🧑‍🎄🧑‍🎄🧑‍🎄🧑‍🎄🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🪵🪵🪵🪵🪵🪵

[@JamesFanthorpe-r5z]

Phil your slacking 😅😅

[@user-zu6qn9ux9n]

Recycling 😂😂😂😂

[@jamesbartley3106]

Plastic film looks a Way better job

[@eamonohanlon2029]

You want to have your dates right

[@michaelstaunton1632]

👍👍👍🇮🇪

[@greggroome2791]

🙏🙏🇮🇪🇮🇪👍👍

[@Adrian-tj6ye]

What a mess of a bale and webbing .. ya couldn’t compare it to film on film .. not worth the few pound putting that out on yt

[@Rmac-eb2zb]

Tama. Only shit. Stopped using it years ago when they bought out the 4500 rolls an wasn’t going edge to edge

[@artur8403]

There are different widths. I like narrow one because it doesn't go over the edge and is more easy to remove from bales. I use spear forks and one edge always is stuck between bale and handler

[@Rmac-eb2zb]

@@artur8403 I know all about different net I’ve been bales as life time. Tama is over priced and no where near as strong as the rest

[@artur8403]

@@Rmac-eb2zb I have been using Piippo net from Finland. Had few Tama and unknown named rolls and they stretched more in length. Done tight bales and with some hay they go bigger when released from baler. Piippo net seems to hold better and it means less wraps per bale. Tama was cheaper per roll

[@Johnnycambell]

14 minutes man honestly

[@MrMush78]

Better 14 than Zero

[@kevW1993]

Make your own videos of you're so miserable 🤣🤣

[@johnnyknox1797]

You will have to ask for a refund lad

[@rossclarke8028]

Don't fekin watch it then ye clown. Honestly.

[@tomaswall6935]

Plastic wrap instead of the net is a brilliant job.