How to Boss the Moss - Clover Peat

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Back when the sun was shining and the rain wasn’t a worry, we took a visit down to the moss! Craig got chatting to Dominic about how they operate in the challenging conditions of the bog harvesting peat!
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@williamjohnston982 Год назад

I used to work on the moss near penicuik scotland, tractors in summer 360 in the winter, good times great co workers 👍

@ronaldlucas5360 Год назад

Enjoyed

@SlyFoxl Год назад

love to see vids like these, outside of the standard farming crops etc. but man doing the work in these often dry and dusty conditions AND having the roof hatch open must be a sin. our roof hatch is basically never open in any conditions due to dust etc. and id guess these guys have a steady routine of blowing out the radiators and cleaning cab filters xd

@piperdoug428 Год назад

Yeah we used a pile o that stuff on our peas over here in Manitoba Canada

@SimonKL11 Год назад

Nice 110-90😉👍

@jascollinscork Год назад

Wow some machinery 🤯🤯 great video 😍 where abouts was this in 🇮🇪 thought all bogs in the republic 🤷🏼‍♂️

@Grassmen Год назад

Mid Ulster area.

@jascollinscork Год назад

@@Grassmen oh cool 👍🏻

@chrisr1056 Год назад

Google Clover Peat ffs

@kevdev11 Год назад

Same as us

@zzirSnipzz1 Год назад

I feel for him with no aircon haha, I got swapped onto a TS100A to top with and it has no aircon and doing low speeds she was like an oven ontop of the mountain bloody miggies in everytime you open then doors or side windows.We had 110-90 and 7840 with two identical balers, 110 was able to climb up the steep part no probleems but whne it came to the softer part she had to be sent home,was always getting stuck. Both great tractors only bad bit i see of 90 fiats was the seat

@murdomcdonald9670 Год назад

@grassmen. When are we going to see a video on G&G forestry starring David Cuddy?

@Grassmen Год назад

Maybe in the future

@andrewdobbin7647 Год назад

That's how u make peats😂

@Gargenrasvaisetkivet 8 месяцев назад

Looking little different than in finland

@themayorofdipshittery3646 Год назад

They’re not ting hard enough, where’s the triple wheels 😎😎😎😎😎😎

@Grassmen Год назад

Lol

@cathalbrady3918 Год назад

Fierce destruction

@4DModding Год назад

Not in favor of peat harvesting. Made sense years back but now it just needs to die

@WillieShlug Год назад

I take it you won’t be making a peat harvester for FS then 😂

@daneenmurf1043 3 месяца назад

It IS dying. Thats why we need videos like this to see how it was done

@MrsMcNeilly-gn5tp Месяц назад

TM POWER 😂😂

@caragray7010 Год назад

This will be band in 10 years by the government forsure.

@alanredmond8853 Год назад

Keep the bogs going what harm is it doing

@frankcarty Год назад

Habitat loss and increased flooding risk.

@kevdev11 Год назад

@@frankcarty hmm

@tdolan500 Год назад

Local man enquires what’s the harm after been told what’s the harm.

@frankcarty Год назад

@@kevdev11 just to be clear, I'm talking about large scale industrial peat extraction, not domestic turf cutting. I spent 4 summers working for Bord na Mona in the midlands, most of that time was draining new bogs, in preperation for milled peat production. Ive seen first hand the difference this makes from a flooding point of view. In times of heavy rainfall, the water leaves the bogs in a matter of hours instead of slowly over a number of weeks. Also, when the water is leaving the bogs at that speed, the silt traps are pointles, as the water doesn't have time to settle in them to deposit the silt.

@kevdev11 Год назад

@@frankcarty ok

@DN-ij4pk Год назад

Few min in. 2. 20 sec adds. I stoped at that point. Unfortunately lately as i often do.

@Grassmen Год назад

Unfortunately we don't control when the ads pop up

@billabong9215 Год назад

Arguably the most controversial video uploaded... personally I think it's a travesty that we're digging up our bogs when there are so many other options to use now. Love to see a 110-90 in all its glory though. My father had one when I was a kid and he used it to pull a double chop, before that he had a 188, not sure what engine he had in it but they reckoned it was over 100hp, with wide wheels on it to pull up the hills with a full trailer, 110-90 was bought then and 188 was put on the buckrake. Lasted that way for about 10 years until the fiat siezed up in the field.

@rayneary2097 Год назад

That's what the bog is for lose it r use it

@billyraub8197 Год назад

What options are out there. You green peace people are after farmers and fertilizer plants. So where are we supposed to get this product. Oh I know we can use the by product of our human waste after it has been separated from the water. Ya we can reuse the recycled shit that you just flushed down the toilet

@billabong9215 Год назад

@rayneary2097 Do you even understand the importance of our bogs?

@rayneary2097 Год назад

Yes there for use as a forum of cheap heat and power for homes

@billyraub8197 Год назад

@@billabong9215 you breathe the air and drink the water along with wasting it to flush your craps down the drain but something that God created to better our survival on this earth is bad what about all the trees that died so they could be processed in to lumber to build your house or the steel that had to be dug up to build your car. God didn’t put the resources on earth to look at and worship he put them here to use to help use live our lives to the best we can. But if you are thinking that way that’s your choice. I won’t stop you but don’t kill the Messenger because you didn’t like the massage

@bobb6342 Год назад

When will people realise peat bogs need to be saved not destroyed!

@billyraub8197 Год назад

We had one next to where I used to live it was a swamp where they grew cranberries at one time then they drained it and took Pete moss off it until they couldn’t no more because there’s a level that where they couldn’t go below and now it a big lake where the rich people have bought plots to live all around it

@charlesmcmahon4795 Год назад

Take your head out of Eamonn Ryan’s arse and breath some fresh air. It will revitalise you and common sense might return. Stay positive

@jascollinscork Год назад

Plenty bogs around 🇮🇪 for you to save or for you to live in AND for others to harvest 👍🏻

@deniscost3276 Год назад

Does the bigger tires help

@williamanderson2751 Год назад

Peat kept your ancestors warm for years why stop it are culture

@iare19 Год назад

add subtitles

@rampage3337 Год назад

them tractors are a bit to weak. they need higher power tractors. not because those can't pull it but because those are not able to work efficiently. you don't go up in power so you can pull/ use equipment you go up in power so that you can do it efficiently. a 500hp semi truck is enough for even 100ton loads but you get thje 750/780 because then it don't have to work as hard and uses much less fuel.

@daneenmurf1043 3 месяца назад

Bigger = heavier