DIDN'T EXPECT It To Be That BIG!! NEXAT CARRIER SYSTEM

We've got Dalbo AgriMaster and Abrivi Agri here. There's a Dalbo power chain there. Look at this Dalbo subsoiler. It's a monstrous thing. Yeah, legs take a little bit of pulling. A little standard, literally the most basic roll you can get. And the fact that Dalbo, I mean, Dalbo offer a 24.3 metre roll, but they still offer... A roll for a little farmer that just wants a set of Cambridge rolls. 6.3 metres. Simple as you like. Yeah, exactly. Just bare bones. Yeah, not everyone wants a 10, 12, 13, 14, 24-meter roll. A little singing or dancing. Just a straight 6-meter roll. Jobs are good. Yeah, comes the power roll. It does sound better. Sound tickly. I've got a ball. Yeah. I've got a power roll. I've got a power roll. Curling got a fairly big stand. They've got some nice gear. Okay, not a brand you really see in the UK too much. Certainly a brand I'll have no hesitation in buying or not. German, I think, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Look at this Vector. That's a nice bit of kit. I'm sorry. So, look at this Vector. That's a nice bit of kit. Yeah, yeah. Need a few horses on the front. Some big old tides they are, mate, aren't they? FW? It's quite colour. Yeah, yeah. I mean, FW would pull it. I wouldn't have to go too deep in hard ground, would I, like? Or too quick. Or too quick. No, mate, it's quad-track. Quad-track? That would rock with this. What is it? 6 metres? 6.2, yeah. Yeah. Another stone picker. Yeah, it's a lovely colour. As far as colour goes. Yeah. Yeah, it's a nice dark blue, isn't it? Another one of these stone pickers. Damn, they're identical to that other one, isn't it? Yeah, yeah. Oh, there's Nexat. We ought to go and have a look at this. Yeah, I've never seen one in the flesh. Seen all the videos and that sort of thing. So I think they're sort of 12 metres, 12.3 or whatever wide. Yeah, these... Well, yeah, you say when it's working, it's wide, isn't it, like? So these, obviously, you can see one is swung round, one is in the transport position, so obviously it's a long ways for transport. That ways for in the field. And, yeah, holy, holy moly. Yeah, that's set up as a combine. I knew it was big. But I didn't know it was that big and why the hell it's got it 20 foot in the air, the head a lot. Well, and they have got some of these, you know, some of these, I'm sure these are, they've got production, yeah, production models out working like, yeah. I'm not sure in this country, but certainly in America. Have you seen videos of them running in America? I don't think you'll see any in the UK. No, I really don't. But I mean, yeah, hell of a machine. And of course it's not just a combine, it's a chaser bin as well that puts into another chaser bin. Turn around there, it's a sprayer. Exactly. Oh yeah, they've got them all here. They've worked with basically all the manufacturers to do the different applications. Spraying, fertilising, cultivating, drilling. So you buy the one machine and buy all the tools for it. I mean, what a machine, though. I mean, you're king of the castle when you're in this, ain't you? Six metre rotor length. Yeah, technically it runs a single rotor in there, then. Yeah, yeah. Attachment. Yeah, man, she is a monster. And we've kind of seen this sort of thing before. And in the UK, not as multi-purpose as this. Near where, you won't know of it, I wouldn't have thought, but near me in Bedfordshire. There used to be a massive gantry sprayer. Okay. And it was, I'm going to say, 20 foot wide. Right. It was a massive thing. It stood real tall, you know, as you might imagine. I think that had swiveling bogey wheels. Yeah. So it could run long ways for the road and that sort of thing. That was set up as a sprayer, but it was... Murlia Sprayer. Murlia Sprayer, yeah. I've not seen it, I mean, talking probably 10 years ago, it was parked up at the side of the field, obviously then, you know, moved on and used in other things, but, of course, it's not the sort of thing you're going to be able to sell on the second-hand market, really, like, no. So, whether it's... There might have been two or three you've made, but yes, it's not, yeah. So, that sort of concept has come up before, but not... On this scale. This has taken it properly to the next level. Oh, yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, no, that's... There's your operator cab. Yeah, and it swings about, doesn't it? Yeah, that can be repositioned to where you need to be to so you can see what's going on. Yeah. I wonder what the price tag is. More than I can afford. Well, definitely more than either of us can afford. Certainly seven figures, I would assume. Got to be seven figures, yeah. Yeah. We might get the base unit. With no attachment. So you can't do anything with it, like? No, but you could say you owned one. Yeah, yeah. I've got the power here. You can't do anything with it. It'll bribe it about, but... Yeah, it's some machine. Some machine. Should we just have a quick look at the attachment down here? Yeah, yeah. So, obviously, we've got a position cedra attached to this one. For maize or anything like that. Yeah, I mean, it's an amazing bit of kit. I mean, obviously, from the videos and that, you can see it was big, but I really didn't realize it was as big as it is. I mean, it's like a building, that thing. It makes an X9 1100 combine look like a Tonka toy. Yeah, very, very impressive. Very impressive. So we've got a company called Sip Tech now. Never heard of these. Poland? Greece. Oh, Greece? Oh, really? Okay. Yeah. Oh, look at this beast. Four discs. Four rows of opposing discs. So you're essentially doing two passes in one because normally, I mean, I've never seen four rows before. Sometimes two rows with a, like, two opposing... Behind a set of tines, for example. You know what I mean? Two opposing next to each other. They're not actually four rows, so you're doing twice the mixing. Double D-pack on the back. Yeah. Hydraulic one on this. You've got this hydraulic on the... Well, it will lift the hydraulic head and turn, I suppose. Yeah, I think so. I think that's what this one is. Yeah. I do want up to a nine metre. Yeah, I've never seen... But then it weighs, excluding the rear roller, 8.2 tonnes. Yeah, there's going to be some weight there, isn't there? Yeah. But yeah, compared to every other one I've seen, normally two rows. So like I say, you're doing twice the work, really. Yeah. Yeah, that's an interesting concept. Well there you go, here's your normal compact disc with a mulching cussler at the front. Two opposing rolls and then a double D. But that's, they've doubled the... Doubled the number of disc rolls. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's interesting. What did you say there? Grease. Grease. Grease. Yeah, yeah, yeah. A set of pigtails at the back there. That's quite interesting that is. Quite interesting. Bremer. Top cut-up solo, these are, yeah. They run these up. They just go really fast, baby, the fastest you can sit in the seat. Seat and just... It just chops the hell out of it, like, yeah. Dondi. Hey? Dondi, Dondi. Nice little machine, because you can split it if you want. Take the discs off or whatever. There's a little compact disc-type machine. Yeah, yeah. What's that, 1.2? I presume it is. No, 1.6 to 2m. That's what I need, just twice the size. Two of them together with a folding arrangement in real way. Interestingly, different sized discs. You've got a big disc there, look. A big, just a smaller one on the outside. And then another small one on the inside of that light, yeah. Same with the rear set? Yes, yeah, yeah. Interesting. it's a nice bit of kit evo 807 just 2.7 ton yeah nice bit of kit oh even nice bit of kit here look at this it's fair bit of kit that is mate isn't it fair cultivator fix though yeah yeah what is that four meters yeah 3.8 so hydraulic grease yeah yeah but it'd be fun getting it down the roads wouldn't it Not ideal. No, exactly. Take a bit of pulling and all. 250 to 380 horse, yeah. You're 250, you're asking... 800 horse, so you get your 9RX on it, like. There you go, OVLAC there. StarTech, obviously tanks and stuff. That's very similar to my front tank I've got. The one you just bought? Yeah, very similar. similar sort of it's not exactly the same yeah it's obviously a lot bigger as well twin obviously got a fresh water yeah yeah so i'm not sure yeah twin tanks yeah i'm not sure what brand yours is no no so just uh on the fliegel stand got a very lovely um well they got some very very lovely trailers but very nice like full size Arctic tipper with a dolly for a tractor. There's a bow trailer behind it, as you can see. Very nice one. They call it a Stonemaster 252, but obviously a half-pipe twin-axle. Look at the size of that. That's lovely. Lovely trailer. And then we've got, again, very European. twin-axle dolly low loader. Some big old ramps, solid ramps. It's going to make a very low loading angle. How low is it? I was just going to say, it's a very low, so Darren's our scale. Look. Thigh? Thigh high? Big thigh? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So yeah, it's a very low loading height, isn't it? Very low loading height. Drop down legs? Drop down legs to spot the back when you're loading. They do lock up. Why do they lock a dolly so much, though? Probably with a lighter tractor. Yeah, maybe. Yeah, yeah. You don't need a heavy tractor if you've got a dolly here. Nope. And then they've tipped that one on the side, so it's showing you all the under-chassis components. So this machine here is obviously on full commercial axles, on-air, twin-line, twin-line brakes. Twin air tanks. Oh, so we've got clamps for something. Clamps for, yeah, yeah, for something. Darren's going to go and have a look. Well, actually airbags on the front dolly as well. That's nice to see. You've got ride height controls there. Your part break and your shunt valve. Yeah, there's your, you've got a single box on this for soldier straps. Yeah, it's just nice. You can see, you know, how they've built them underneath. how much effort's gone into making it tidy, because obviously you don't often see underneath the trailer, so do we need to bother tidying the wiring up, tidying the airlines up, that sort of thing? Well, obviously this is a show trailer, so they're going to definitely do that, but you'd hope this level of detail would be on a production trailer. So, yeah. Right, let's find Darren, see if he's figured out what then. clamps we're doing. Oh, he's finding out. He's finding out. Yeah, some sort of clamps on that. We will leave him to that for a minute. Look at all the other stuff. And this monster, say, yeah, what was it? It's a container box trailer. So those are for the clamps to hold the box. Oh, okay. Box clamps, basically. Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah. And the other side there, it's got uprights, it's up the box and... Oh, wibbling about like, yeah, yeah, yeah. So it's a roll-on, roll-off container trailer. is that enough to secure that's all they have on the uk though yeah they do to be fair one at the front or one middle point yeah yeah yeah two at the back yeah yeah that's enough you don't even strap it right no yeah they definitely never strap them down like no no this is a bit of kit mate isn't it it's on some ginormous tyres 660 r30s yeah yeah yeah it's a monstrous thing yeah Monstrous thing. Yeah, very nice spec. This is on air. Full air. Full air. Yeah. Yeah, full steering. Oh, it's a pusher. Yeah, it's an ejector. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, very nice. Very nice. I'm guessing, obviously, Flieg will build the class cargoes. So, obviously, full class colours. This is a forage box. It is a big bugger, isn't it, lot? Really big. 45 meter cubed, I think, because these normally go by the cubage. Oh, do they? Yeah. Isobus control. So, obviously, just a normal pickup, like a baler pickup, if you will, at the front. And that shoves it in the back. Walking floor on them. Right. Normally. Similar to what? Sean Phillips? Yes, yes, we filmed one. He had a Lele on his, didn't he? And a Pottinger on the other tractor that we filmed. It's a couple of years ago. So here's an Overloader one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. They do look good in green, don't they? Yeah. And obviously Fleagle do slurry tanks. Ooh, dribble bar on this one rather than, yeah, that's what I was expecting to see, the trailing shoe. Look at this little chap. Obviously, you know, one specifically for... mountainous areas, hilly areas, that sort of thing, because really low centre of gravity on the tank, really low down. Galvanised chassis, so this is, I would say, your standard dairy farmer is going to be going for this sort of spec. Quite a high spec still with the trailing shoe and everything, but galvanised tank and chassis would be quite appealing to a dairy farmer. But obviously this, more of a contractor's machine. They've got the road tanker here as well, which will feed the field machines. Very nice. Top fill on, I'm like. Very, very nice. Oh, these are a trailing shoe. Oh, no, the other side isn't. Oh, isn't it? No. The other side is dribble bar, yeah. They're just showing the option. I was like, I'm sure that was a dribble bar. So they're just showing the two options, dribble bar or trailing shoe. So you can have either or either. And again, some dolly trailers. Well, that one is. Yeah. like width or oh yeah 27 meter booms 27 meter booms yeah yeah yeah it is mate uh push off trailer yeah well it's not a temper is it no sure it ain't yeah push off yeah so push off trailer we don't tend to see these again the new i suppose they're coming in a little bit though with the arctics they're getting more and more yeah on the roadside yeah a lot of the quarries now won't let tempers in no no they've got to be so many pushes a lot so they're on walking floors yeah or eject drivers yeah yeah yeah yeah floor is a popular design yes yeah more so in the uk at the minute i would say than pushers yeah ejectors are really heavy yes yeah yeah a lot lighter yeah but of course the biggest benefit you're not tipping you don't tip so you can tip on any sort of gradient really can't you like on any right yes yeah yeah yeah really clear view into the you know yeah yeah Yeah. Really good view in there, isn't there, lot? Option for auger on the back for seed, for overloading the seed or chasing or whatever. Yeah. Or conveyor on the back. You can put about anything on them. Beta bar on the back for muck spreading. All same chassis. Sorry. Oh, no. Ah. Ah, that's better. Oh, no, we're still on Deutsche. Oh, you're still thinking. Ah, excellent. Thank you. Thank you. It's only one tonne gross. Yeah. Same chassis, same trailer, but you can look different stuff onto the back. Yeah. So we've got... I don't even know what that is. That could be an overload into a trailer or you overload it over a hedge onto a road trailer. That one. Directly backwards. Yes. That one's a side load. Yeah, that's a beat, for example. He's got beat there by the fix. He could beat, hasn't he? Yeah. Muck spreader. That one, I can't tell what it is. Yeah, to turn into a chaser bin. Really good, really. So you're not buying multiple trailers. You can buy the attachments to go on the back of it. Yeah, for whatever you're going to use like. Let's have a quick butchers at the back, see how they hook on. So this has got the auger on. Just bolts on, does it? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah, you've got your stands there for when you drop it off. Yeah, that's it. Yeah, and it's just got leg stands and forklift attachments. That's what that forklift was doing on one of their photos. Oh, yes. He was attaching it. Of course he was. Yeah, yeah. Look at that. So that just bolts on. Yeah, what a great idea. Yeah, that is, isn't it? A trailer with multiple rear end. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And the pusher. Be-aid yourself, Charles. see no i'm not saying it no 90 degree drive coming out the back for the side drive for the beaters oh you've got didn't even see the door you have got a door on it like yeah yeah yeah yeah so that's the pushiest mechanism inside yeah They're bolted on for, but it's a replaceable. Yeah, a replaceable floor lot. I'm quite sure they'd light together. You don't like them, do you? You've had experience with them on the chasers, haven't you? Yeah. The constant wear, although they are well inset, but I would still... They might be all right. They're fine, so you never want to get them back out. Yeah. Because when you want to get them out, you have to weld them up to them. Yes, yeah, yeah. No, you have experience with that on the bow stackers, didn't you? Them chasers. Yes, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I wasn't going to name them, but you just identified them like, yeah, yeah. You've pointed that out to them, but they've never had that problem before, have they? Apparently never. No.

The first time i've seen a Nexat in the flesh and I couldn't believe the size of it! We also have a look at the large range of Fliegl trailers available.