New! Extendible Manure Injector. Hoover Invention. Dragline Manure without puddles. |

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Here is our new extendable swinger. We got hydraulic cylinders on the side of it so when you turn around at the end you can make slack in your hose for turning around. At least that's the theory. We didn't try it yet. We want to see how tough is this thing.

So we hooked up to it and spun the tractor out in the driveway. Well, uh, nothing happened, so we retracted the cylinders and dragged the tractor backwaters. We found our weak point. At 15 tons, the bolts break off. Alright, here's our elbow. So a couple things we learned. One is, I'm impressed with our swivels.

These did not really bend at all. The flange is still flat. The bolts broke at 15 ton, and we were getting around 20 ton was when we were tearing hose off with the articulator. You need a weak point, and this is a good spot to have it. Here's the other thing, this was a new clamp and it, it spread it open so the clamp isn't taking it because these things normally don't do this

when drag line becoming problem is turning around at the end, so you're. Using a row crop or a straight frame tractor, you come to the end and you get a lot of side pull on the tractor, so you end up doing a three point turn. At the higher gallon per minute, it makes a real pond. Then your neighbors don't like you because it stinks and your landlord tells you that you may spread manure onto his fields anymore because he's tired of the smell.

So we have our all new extendable swinger. What this does is when you get to the end of the field and you go to turn around, you can. Extend the swinger and it will give you slack in the hose. So you can turn around. You can keep the injectors in the ground the whole time so that you don't have that puddle at the end of the field from turning around, though it keeps the regulators happy because you got it injected, keeps your neighbors happy because they don't smell it.

Here we pumped the other week and our neighbor has a wedding barn. He saw a hose laying out in the field. He wondered if we could wait till Monday. This was on a Friday afternoon because they were having a wedding over the weekend. So my name is Joshua Vuze. Um, I own Foxglove Farm with my family, and we run a barn wedding venue in the beautiful Ole Valley.

So when I saw the hoes out in the field, um, I wanted to make sure, uh, our folks, the, the bride and groom, were gonna have a pleasurable experience. Um, so I reached out to you to make sure that, uh, or to ask if you could maybe wait until after our event. Um, and I was pleasantly surprised to hear that it had already, uh, been pumped and really didn't have much of an odor at all.

So that was, that was just a wonderful thing for us to have the fields fertilized and, uh, and not smell it is really, uh, the best of both worlds. It's a good feeling. You know, you've pumped manure the day before and the neighbor never smelled it. That is how you have good neighbor relation. We also have the hose pole video.

If you want to watch that, see the link in the description for the hose pole video.


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