The amount of individuals, that have no consept of farm produce and its intensity, is beguiling. It’s assertive and constructive on the most par, they literally have know idea.

Sheep are a nightmare, but they’re lovely animals, it’s about time our generation were re-educated.

I have an 8 bale flat that still use today

Some show me what you do when the bales are not in perfect little row's

When should the short tine be used compared to the long on grass?

The video seems to intentionally try to not show the accumulator

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I don't know what so fasinating becourse nothing is shown. just a few shots of som old iron behing a baler. If you would show how it works we could tell if it is fasinating.

This looks JUST LIKE the Parrish system, except maybe a bit better!

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Is this still in production?

Great presentation!!! Collaboration our contact details.

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Now put some large pigs through it! That will give you problems!

What is the reason using this?

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la tecnología bien aplicada da muy buenos resultados en la agropecuaria

Really a nice working system that I wished we had here in the states!

a lot off moving parts and a lot off money for WHAT ? a normal flat 8 same job at a fraction off the cost

Great demo.

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Why not put it on a wagon right after you bale it and take it to the barn this way you have to handle the hay a lot more. We baled 40 acres and put right on a wagon that could handle 80 bales at a time then fill another wagon then take all of them to the barn and put them in the hay loft still a lot of work but we only lifted the bales once. Off the wagon and into the hay loft.

How deep are you working?

I love the way this guy talks

Its a good product so much as

Its a good product so

Not if you can drive a loader or telehandler properly!!!lol

I disagree James,the older baler(mf 128) can keep up with modern balers,as they are designed with 6 foot pick up and I can realy ram crop through them,at 540 rpm regardless of crop(hay or straw) the benefits of these sledges are that,A you spend less time outside the tractor,B they move the bales so fast,that when you do drop a knott you don't get three broken bales before you realise wots happened and C they keep bales off the ground for longer,hence no cut strings.We have a bigger version one

This sledge was designed,by some one I no,and wot he doesn't no about haymaking,beleive me its not worth knowing.I have used these,and they are fantastic, wen u watch this just think about how it helps u!!! trust me if u used one u would no. Well done Ritchie ag.

Why not just get a bale kicker and kick the bales into a hay wagon

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To all those saying it is a rubbish idea, the idea behind it is to keep up with the modern balers capacity which older models cannot do, and with larger combine headers, 24-45ft, the baler is not travelling at sufficient forward speed or travelling far enough between bales. Also keeping soil out of the bales and avoiding cutting strings on flinty land. I agree everyone is entitled to their opinion, but people seem to be far too keen to dish out the abuse on here because they are hidden behind

odlican stroj i vrlo dobro smisljeno, samo ima jedan problem, da je barem za kvadro bale jer smo ove prevazisli...

I agree its crap it leaves a great big gap in the middle of bales!! Our 40 year old browns sledge leaves them all touching and would probably only cost £200 i dread to think how much Ritchie charge for there's!!! oh well rant over LOL

@duryeallc its quite good, got 1 myself nothing wrong with it

Wow this thing is crap. I feel sorry for any one who over payed for this. This one is the best. agwaymfgxcom replace the x with . I have this one and I do 1000 bales an afternoon, just 2 guys!

the bottoms of the bales must get really hot!