wetboy27 Thankyou:)

Tobias Eigaard Thankyou Tobias

Hans van het Goor Thankyou Hans

Daniel Ford Thankyou Daniel:)

cibie01 It won't be for long mate! They are already shining again!!

George Saunders That do's not surprise me one bit George lol

George Saunders qqqq

cibie01

jimhardie01 Haha, feels like i should be in an office!!

***** Thankyou Jan:)

Ukfarming Thankyou:)

classicmasseyman Haha, i don't normally drive like that, i do give the machines respect although i expect them to work hard for their living.

@@GeorgeSaunders well said!!those machines are meant to work hard and not for looks :)

Sam Thompson Haha, wet ol' muck! it was nice and clean by the time i had finished:)

Hywel Phillips Thankyou Hywel, the 535 is good although not perfect, i've not had a go in a Scorpion, used to use a Targo but i'm guessing they've come along way since then!

Yes the scorpion is good, little things like having the direction shuttle on the joystick make it brilliant. Not a fan of the visibility through the right hand window but suppose a 5.5 t machine with 9 meter reach has a big boom which takes up space!

And probably more if it was wet!

james mclachlan Thankyou James

Fendt 939 Haha thankyou:)

jordankeeps Cheers Jordan, might just do that to get a bit of extra traction:)

abrable farmer Thanks Toby, how are you getting on with the work on your farm?

David Begley they arnt driven so it doesn’t make any difference

LOSER ALERT LOSER ALERT

I'm pretty sure this one would to out at 40kph or 25 ish mph

+George Saunders I understand it is common practise in many countries to part-fill the tyres (40% -70%) with liquid (many different liquids used depending on climate and corrosion issues), to lower centre of gravity and increase traction.

Carl Rummey Cheers Bert, i'll do your shout out soon;)

we got them in australia

MachineriesTV Thankyou:)

Not i think

Danut Plesu don't bother

DragonBorn It is cow muck and well spotted it has been through a seperator.

abrable farmer We haven't got any mud yet;)

well done

Sam King This was cow manure, A lot of sewage sludge is spread here as well as cow and chicken muck.

even though human sewer sludge stinks a lot, i would rather use that as a fertilizer than synthetic one, after all we are the ones who eat and drink final product of a land. stinging nettle near our sewege tank can grow up to 2 meters :D

Lou Chan You're probably right. I think the chicken manure is good stuff but the human waste also contains insulin syringes and tampons. Im not kidding either. We actually found those things all over the field that it was sprayed on.

Mega fuck off. Wat do you know

Jakob Zanker what

+paul marshall I grew up at a sawmill operating just about every kind of machine out there. I have thirty years experience operating heavy equipment. If you see this guy as a bad operator just because he spun his tires in slimy muck, I doubt that he would work for you. This guy probably owns this equipment you see here and it is not cheap and since that it is just support equipment for a much bigger operation, I'd say he don't need to work for you. This guy did an excellent job loading those spreaders in a hurry. Look at his attachment. He has to spin the tires to get a good jab at the muck to get a full scoop and the stuff that falls out the side, I'd like to see you avoid that. The extended boom was because he used it to get unstuck, like a pro. He kept his boom low the entire time and knew his machines center of gravity well. You have obviously never operated any serious equipment or you would know that he did just fine. You're just a wanna be, internet bitcher, bitching because you're jealous.

+Mech Inizer I do own machinery like this and have far more experience I'm not jealous etc as you stated I made a statement to what I have seen and if not liked delete it kind regards