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haha, what?

LOL the fans can be kinda noisy.

I hope so too. Great potential in that crop so far.

How are you liking the 275 in the hours you have put on it ? I am looking at a used one with 3500 hours on it , big upgrade for us coming from a rogator .

It was sold with the sprayer in 2012. I think you're right and an adapter cable was used to make it all work. 12 years ago for this video so I'm a bit foggy on the details.

We did 7.5 inch rows at very high population to get a fast canopy.

Works very well. Really like how narrow it is on the road compared to the riteway also.

Yep. Was uan +ats on the first pass April 9 and straight uan on apr 29. Very strange to be this far along by this calender day. May 1st and we actually have snow on the ground again.

@@Farmerknowsbest I live near Syracuse NY... there was a light light coating this morning... I thought we were done with that garbage?

Lol, had to re-watch what I filmed 10 years ago

It's a kuhn axis 40.2 ehmc. Spreads cereal rye 120ft

It absolutely does. Part of the reason flowing grain is so dangerous. Can easily be sucked down and drown.

Thanks. Both in the fall actually. Rows either side of the tracks are deep cogs. Rest twin 13 wave coulters 5.5 inches deep. Then twin 8 wave coulters in the spring 3 inches deep.

@@Farmerknowsbest very nice. I run a 16 row Kuhn Krause and have gotten away from putting on NH3 in the fall. I’m trying to figure out if I should go away from a shank. We do all fall strip till. Very interested in learning how others like a coulter setup.

@@jordanhoffman1785 I like it. Soil warrior makes a decent machine but it's quite dated and I don't see how the justify the price. We have stones so shank is out. I'm seriously considering a lynx dynasty fert box and 40ft toolbar and mounting these xs units. They make a nice shank unit.

@@Farmerknowsbest great info. Thank you. I have a neighbor who just bought the lynx dynasty setup and likes it. I’m not a huge fan of their units, but the cart is fantastic. If you didn’t have rocky conditions, would you use a shank, or do you feel you achieve depth and strip quality with the coulter setup. I have always worried that coulters could potentially pack the ground right under its work area as it’s more of a downward motion disk type tillage vs. the shank that lifts and shatter, but maybe I’m wrong. I appreciate your information on this it’s very helpful.

@@jordanhoffman1785 I think I probably would be using a shank. Likely a kuhn with the coulter conversion for spring. Our heavy clay could not have a shank run in the spring.

Oh yes, cross augers are the only way to go.

Ever since building this we've had 3 severe droughts in a row. Haha. A lot of our corn was only 5-6ft tall this year. That stuff closer to 8. Spinners are at 12ft I believe.

@@Farmerknowsbest thanks. Farmer who is building interseeder actually has a New Holland sprayer. I think he wants to try early interseeding, like around v3-v4. So height won't matter as much. He might also want to try interseeding late like you are.

@@fonddulaclandwater6058 honestly in the very tall corn this method of interseeding is ineffective. You need rain for incorporation but also sunlight. You'd be much better interseeding very early with species that can tolerate dormancy.

58 I think. But Montag is run off a pto pump.

What horsepower is the tractor rated for?

@@mgsmith9813 350ish Lots for the planter and cart.

Any issues with the pto pump? I’m looking at running 275 hp, and I’m looking at a Command Hydraulics hydroboost system and wanted to know if that would be my best bet to run the montag cart rather then adding a hydraulic power beyond kit to the tractor.

And are you using a row blockage sensors or nothing?

This is to simulate a grain bin. I don't think truck entrapment is very common.

HAHA, never. All a dozer does is push your topsoil into a pile. Everything was cleared that way from the 50-80s. Fencerows they built are 50% soil 50% stones. This mound was built by a dozer and rake when the pipeline was installed in the 70s. Excavator and rake or skeleton bucket will WAY out perform a dozer in the long run.

walking in a bin that hasn't had anything removed is perfectly safe. I do know what you are saying though and grain bin safety is a priority here. We actually have the extraction panels on site and have had our local fire departments out to do on site grain extraction training.

@@Farmerknowsbest Nice work. We just got written up by OSHA for not having an attendant when someone entered a bin with no grain. They say every bin even if there are no hazards is a permit required confined space requiring an observer outside, on top of all the paperwork that goes with that, each time you enter. It's insane. Pretty sure you need a harnass if there's grain also. Not trying to pontificate here, just wouldn't want anyone else to get stung by OSHA like we were.

In the fall between 7 and 8.5mph. In the spring 9-10.5mph. Can cover acres quickly!

@@Farmerknowsbest thank you

Indeed

Haha. Yep. Next video will be of my own rig stripping. This is a friend's machine.

@@Farmerknowsbest if you don’t mind could you send me a email, I would like to talk to you about your own machine! I just had a soil warrior demoed and they do a good job but heft price tag so thought about building my own, my email is dparkfarms@gmail.com

Been busy. Haha

Thanks! Adulting makes video making harder to get done. HAHA.

I tried to get the drone up more this year but I've learned one thing. It is incredibly hard to fly a drone and operate a sprayer at the same time! I'm pretty sure I spent more time spraying this year that I normally would in 2 regular years. Hoping to get some harvest footage this fall but the weather has been so hit or miss it hasn't happened yet.

Thanks!

Yep. Fancy spreader. Scale on the bin and torque meters on each spinner. Drop point adjusts as well.

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