Contractor goes on the wagon for high quality, high output silage harvesting and low labour input

CO CLARE silage contractor Jim McNamara finds the Pottinger Profi silage wagon is well suited to the soft ground conditions and hilly land which he often encounters. He uses three wagons on about 2,000 acres per year, aiming for high quality, high output harvesting with low labour input.
Contractor goes on the wagon for high quality, high output silage harvesting and low labour input

Fields can take wagons earlier than heavier silage outfits which would sink and cut up the ground, and leave compacted soils behind.

Double axled, low ground pressure wheels leave the ground in better shape, and if conditions are borderline for travel, there is the option of taking a half load at the time.

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