You want it pulling from the outside. I know the intructions say inside but we tryed it and it don't work worth a ****.

 

Outside, and with the up north be sure your ropes on the sides are tight, they seem a little bigger than others and grain sometime push out toward the front causeing problems . Just a problem we have encountered

 

From memory one of our bags came with instructions that said pull from the outside for grain and the inside for forage.

 

On the outside. We quit stretching those bags, **** deer and birds sure make a mess of the grain bags.

 

We had my sisters dog wander out the paddock and tear one to shreds after we had it down for 1 week. Wasn't much fun shoveling up 50t so we could seal it up again.
The dog has been tied up ever since... that was 2 years ago

 

Mattas i know the feeling. We had a near full bag split right up the middle when we were unloading the second semi full. So had to shovel up 180t of wheat. did have a bit of help from a loader but was still a bloody lot of shovling. What are some of the better brands of bags that guys have seen around? Or better yet what are the brands to stay away from? I think it was a "silvertube" that we had split.

 

What are some of the better brands of bags that guys have seen around?

Goebel and Weststeel make good ones and there reuseable. Ive had it with bags, If I use them again they are going in a game fence to keep most of the wildlife out.

 

Thanks guys I knew I had it on right. First time I read the instructions and the instructions are wrong, go figure.

 

Amity are good bags. We have used them for a couple years now already. Sold out of westlock Alberta. We stretch them out a good inch. Never had a problem yet.

 

Up north bags, never had a problem. We pull from the inside like the instructions say. Never has issues

 

If it was on a silage bagger you would have a whole lot of trouble. The silage bags need to pull from the inside. If you do it the way it is in the picture you better have your rope very tight.

 

Want it to pull from the outside, that way it seals the grain from leaking out the front corner of the bagger. We used 2 up north bags, and will never use them ever again. They stretched poorly, came off the bagger poorly, and had itty bitty tears the whole way along the bag. This year we bought some Ipesa bags and Grain Flex. The Ipesa worked the best. Grain Flex were ok, couple small tears, but didn't flow off the bag as smooth. Every bagger works with different bags though. We will be buying Ipesa from now on, nothing else. And we have a 2011 Brandt grain bagger.

 

Hey guys, I have a renn bagger, we always pull from the outside but the reason is is that renn has a ratchet strap the bag has to pass through that u tighten up around the hood to keep the grain and the bag coil seperated...i dunno it seems to always work? Really like the renn

As far as bags go i find the grain flex or flex stor..(same bag different labels i think) r thin, had a couple split. The ipessio r really good i thought, liked them alot but they dont make a 10x400 that i know of? How do u like that brandt bagger burdizzo? Ive got a 2011 brandt extractor and love it. I had an arkon first then went to a renn(the one with the swingable auger) which was an over engineered peice of s**t then to the renn farm boy which was worse then to this brandt...what a great machine! Never really looked at the bagger tho

ryson

 

I used it the way I had originally put the bag on in the picture. Worked great other than the marker for when to quit filling the bag was at the wrong end, even had the bungy cord fairly loose. I hate to try it the other way as a bag that doesn't unfold properly can be a big pain in the arse when extracting.

Thanks to the wind decimating my barley and oats as well as the canola it ended up that I wouldn't have had to fill it anyways. I plan on putting the bagged grain in the bins next week sometime. Much better now than when it is minus 30 on a windy January day.

 

get it cleaned up as soon as possible. We have some people going around our area cutting bages from one end to the other. What a mess and work to clean it up. Farmers are fuming around here. I would hate to see the guy if he got caught by a farmer. It wouldn't be good.

 

it'd be time for the pain train if I caught someone doing that to a bag!!

 

Ive been bagging downhill...opposite i know but u dont get rotten grain....only took me eight years of bagging to figer that one out....works tho....if i ever caught someone doing that to my bags or anyone elases id string them up...ignorant

 

Black to the Back.....(as politically incorrect as that sounds)