Labelling Machines

Take Your Pants Off · 30-07-2015 11:17am #1

Does anyone mind helping me out with some machine labellings, I am stuck in some of their names and uses.

If you could pm me I could send them to you, REALLY REALLY APPRECIATED

Attie · 30-07-2015 1:35pm

Pants a bit more info might help you get what your looking for.
Attie

Take Your Pants Off · 30-07-2015 1:48pm

Basically I am doing an Ag Project and I took lots of pictures, I should had been organised and labelled them and wrote about them as the farmer was talking but my battery was about to die so I had to take as many pictures as possible of everything. I could not spare time to write about them.

So I have around 10 pictures of machines that I have no info about, I emailed the farmer but he has not replied to me yet, so I was hoping someone here could help me out, I could send them the pictures and they would be hopefully tell me what each machine is, I know its asking a lot but I thought id give it a try.

Kovu · 30-07-2015 2:45pm

Do you know how to post pictures? Just attach them to a post here and you'll get some answers.

Take Your Pants Off · 30-07-2015 2:58pm

Here are some pics

Take Your Pants Off · 30-07-2015 3:00pm

Some more

Take Your Pants Off · 30-07-2015 3:02pm

Last bunch

Take Your Pants Off · 30-07-2015 3:03pm

Finished

bogman_bass · 30-07-2015 3:05pm

pic 1 - disc mower

Pic 3 - Slurry agitator
pic 4 - (from left) bale handler, loader bucket, tedder

pic 5 Tedder

bogman_bass · 30-07-2015 3:11pm

6 bale handler
7 silage grab
8 roller + land leveler
9 trailer
10 *see 4
12 counter weight
13 half tonne bags of fertilizer
14 sprayer
15 fertilizer speader
16 calving jack
17 power washer
18 topper
19 skid steer loader and hedge cutter
20 skid steer again

Take Your Pants Off · 30-07-2015 3:13pm

Thank you so much bogman boss, just a question, is the abbey, the slurry spreader ?

Take Your Pants Off · 30-07-2015 3:16pm

In the pictures is there no these:

2. A picture of an artifical fertiliser spreader

4. A picutre of a hedge cutter

6. bale picker ?

7. the odinrary mover with the side and back a picture of that, I took it but I am not sure which one it is.?

8. Picture of plough mower

10. picture of chain harrow

Sacrolyte · 30-07-2015 3:23pm

Those plough mowers are handy

Take Your Pants Off · 30-07-2015 3:24pm

Sacrolyte wrote: »

Those plough mowers are handy

I don't get you sorry

bogman_bass · 30-07-2015 3:31pm

Take Your Pants Off wrote: »

In the pictures is there no these:

2. A picture of an artifical fertiliser spreader pic 15

4. A picutre of a hedge cutter pic 19

6. bale picker? I persume you mean a bale hadler for a loader. If so pic 4

7. the odinrary mover with the side and back a picture of that, I took it but I am not sure which one it is.? sorry thats pic 1

8. Picture of plough mower no such thing

10. picture of chain harrow possibly pic 8 its hard to tell at that angle

see underlined

Take Your Pants Off · 30-07-2015 3:37pm

Thank you so much. Really helped

Sacrolyte · 30-07-2015 3:56pm

Take Your Pants Off wrote: »

I don't get you sorry

Sorry.theres no such thing as a plough mower. Was been a smart ass. I can't help it. It's a genitive disorder. Bogman has got you covered though. He done good.

Kovu · 30-07-2015 4:05pm

But why did I have to take my pants off?

bogman_bass · 30-07-2015 4:20pm

Sacrolyte wrote: »

Sorry.theres no such thing as a plough mower. Was been a smart ass. I can't help it. It's a genitive disorder. Bogman has got you covered though. He done good.

aww shucks!:o

AntrimGlens · 30-07-2015 4:23pm

bogman_bass wrote: »

aww shucks!:o

Bogman, you forgot the bikes..:D

bogman_bass · 30-07-2015 4:29pm

Kovu wrote: »

But why did I have to take my pants off?

I found it really useful when identifying the machines myself

kowtow · 30-07-2015 4:36pm

Sacrolyte wrote: »

Sorry.theres no such thing as a plough mower.

There certainly is.

I have a herd of them standing outside my window in the rain.

bogman_bass · 30-07-2015 6:09pm

Which do you think it is? Better you learn than just get told

Take Your Pants Off · 30-07-2015 6:18pm

Nevermind I got it, I should'nt have been lazy.
Thank you for your help.

Take Your Pants Off · 30-07-2015 6:20pm

I am just after realising, the plough mower is actually supposed to be plough roller, is that picture 8 ?

Take Your Pants Off · 30-07-2015 6:24pm

Id take it picture one is a conditionrr mower.

Genghis Cant · 30-07-2015 6:59pm

Take Your Pants Off wrote: »

I am just after realising, the plough mower is actually supposed to be plough roller, is that picture 8 ?

It's a Roller. Just a Roller. For Rolling. Though some people call them a Land Roller.

Take Your Pants Off wrote: »

Id take it picture one is a conditionrr mower.

http://www.marangon.it/pdf/mdn_e.pdf Is an 8' Disc mower.

Take Your Pants Off · 30-07-2015 7:25pm

Genghis Cant wrote: »

It's a Roller. Just a Roller. For Rolling. Though some people call them a Land Roller.

http://www.marangon.it/pdf/mdn_e.pdf Is an 8' Disc mower.

So is there no plough rollers in any of the pictures, or would picture 8 be a plough roller, this is the description of the plough roller:
At the front of the plough, it has a knife disc, which turns over the grass sward .The point of the plough makes a horizontal cut at a preset depth and a slice of soil is lifted and is turned over. The roller then makes all the soil slices a straight line

Kovu · 30-07-2015 7:36pm

Take Your Pants Off wrote: »

So is there no plough rollers in any of the pictures, or would picture 8 be a plough roller, this is the description of the plough roller:
At the front of the plough, it has a knife disc, which turns over the grass sward .The point of the plough makes a horizontal cut at a preset depth and a slice of soil is lifted and is turned over. The roller then makes all the soil slices a straight line

That just sounds like a disc harrow or roller?

The image I'm getting in my head is like this anyway. (Also I am poop at machinery, I know cattle, not things with wheels.)

Markcheese · 30-07-2015 8:02pm

Take Your Pants Off wrote: »

So is there no plough rollers in any of the pictures, or would picture 8 be a plough roller, this is the description of the plough roller:
At the front of the plough, it has a knife disc, which turns over the grass sward .The point of the plough makes a horizontal cut at a preset depth and a slice of soil is lifted and is turned over. The roller then makes all the soil slices a straight line

Furrow press ??
But it's taking so long to see the pictures on my phone that I've given up -

Genghis Cant · 30-07-2015 9:02pm

Take Your Pants Off wrote: »

So is there no plough rollers in any of the pictures, or would picture 8 be a plough roller, this is the description of the plough roller:
At the front of the plough, it has a knife disc, which turns over the grass sward .The point of the plough makes a horizontal cut at a preset depth and a slice of soil is lifted and is turned over. The roller then makes all the soil slices a straight line

Some lads have a furrow press an others simply use a Roller, pic 8, to roll after the Plough..... If required.
So yeah you could roll ploughed ground with the Roller in pic 8, if you wanted.

Sacrolyte · 30-07-2015 9:13pm

I hate machinery

ganmo · 30-07-2015 9:22pm

Could it be a land leveller?

Genghis Cant · 30-07-2015 9:32pm

ganmo wrote: »

Could it be a land leveller?

That's a land leveler in pic 8 beside the Roller.

Looks like a crow in the picture too

Parishlad · 31-07-2015 3:31pm

Take Your Pants Off wrote: »

So is there no plough rollers in any of the pictures, or would picture 8 be a plough roller, this is the description of the plough roller:
At the front of the plough, it has a knife disc, which turns over the grass sward .The point of the plough makes a horizontal cut at a preset depth and a slice of soil is lifted and is turned over. The roller then makes all the soil slices a straight line

Mole plough???

Cow Porter · 31-07-2015 5:15pm

What's the rush lad, enjoy your holidays and let this until next march

rushvalley · 31-07-2015 6:15pm

Don't get too worried about describing machines because you don't actually need much about machinery in your project. Once you can name them you'll be grand and unless your doing ordinary level you don't have to answer questions on machines.

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