Wrapping Up 2nd Cut Silage With The McHale Fusion 3 And Pumas!!!

Welcome back, this video is us finishing baling up 2nd cut silage and bringing the bales in on trailers straight into the stack.
Hope you enjoy. If you do don't forget to smash that like button and if you're not already subscribe and comment if you would like. I'll catch you in the next one.
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[@Flowing23]

vdery clean fusion, is it old , many bails 👍👍

[@davestewart9180]

Brilliant. Many thanks!

[@ktofarms9526]

Thanks Dave glad you enjoyed.👍

[@Andy-From-England]

Hi there another great video buddy thanks for sharing

[@ktofarms9526]

Thank you Andy, glad you enjoyed.👍

[@Andy-From-England]

@@ktofarms9526 always do

[@benkimberley1853]

Another great video👍

[@ktofarms9526]

Thanks Ben.👍

[@miriamrobinson9283]

Great video as always

[@ktofarms9526]

Thank you, really appreciate it.👍

[@harrybevin7112]

Great video

[@ktofarms9526]

Thank you for the comment, glad you enjoyed the vid.👍

[@alexwolfzabalaga1472]

Hi! Nice video. I recommend you using a linch pin to secure the wheels of the pick-up. It is not funny when things like the pin falls off. Cheers from Chile.

[@ktofarms9526]

Thank you for the comment, good point we’ll have to put some on.👍

[@antonyfarming]

Great video 👍

[@ktofarms9526]

Thank you Antony, glad you enjoyed the vid. How are things with you?👍

[@antonyfarming]

@@ktofarms9526 good thanks hopefully get the roof on this weekend

[@lewgain3869]

Nice Rhyds

[@ktofarms9526]

Thanks Lewis.👍

[@eldonhoward7925]

👍

[@ktofarms9526]

Thank you glad you enjoyed the vid.👍

[@robcooper5813]

Good to see the JCB TM 320 working. We have one, what are your thoughts on this machine?

[@ktofarms9526]

She’s a great machine and just clocked 10,000 hours. She’s been really reliable but a bit of wear and tear starting to kick in but still runs like a dream. How many hours do you have on yours?👍

[@georgekenny9820]

@@ktofarms9526 Hi, I've just subscribed to your channel mainly because I hope to buy a claas uniwrap 455 or mchale fusion 3 plus & wanted to ask you how reliable it is, does it break down & are they easily repaired & easy to run? Sorry for all the questions, love the video & looking forward to seeing more of the mchale, thanks.

[@ktofarms9526]

@@georgekenny9820 Thanks for the comment and the sub really appreciate it. We used to run Claas balers for many years but have never had a uniwrap. We change to McHale and have run fusions ever since and wouldn’t go back. They’re immense machines, very reliable, very little to go wrong as long as it is well maintained i.e. chains very well oiled and greased. Our current fusion has done nearly 50,000 bales, has cost us nothing in parts until we just changed the main drive chain a couple of weeks ago. The only thing we change regularly is pickup reel tines. Not sure what the difference is in price between the fusions and uniwrap but a fusion is worth every penny and you wouldn’t go back. Bales per hour is much greater than the uniwrap simply down to its fast bale transfer. We have done up to 70-80 bales an hour In good conditions with the fusion. We had a couple of neighbours running uniwraps but they’ve all changed to fusions. Sorry it’s a bit long hope this helped, good luck with making your decision. Let me know what you decide.👍

[@georgekenny9820]

@@ktofarms9526 That is a brilliant answer, you can't beat talking to someone who has experience, no one around here has the uniwrap but a few have claas balers & love them, there are plenty of fusion 2's on over 200,000 bales & still going! Not many here in my area of kilkenny, Ireland have the fusion 3 plus net on net & so that is why I was so interested in your video, looking forward to seeing more, thanks.