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All Agco whatever.Isnt it odd how Valtra & Fendt are happy too be in bed with each other right down too dealer level yet Massey must been seen as a threat so snubbed off on there own.
All Agco whatever.Isnt it odd how Valtra & Fendt are happy too be in bed with each other right down too dealer level yet Massey must been seen as a threat so snubbed off on there own.
AGCO's Route66 plan which has pretty much failed to do its intended plan from what ive been told. Ooopppss.All Agco whatever.
I thought you were after a 765 ChallengerI remember my soil mechanics teacher saying the magic number is 200hp. If you need a bigger tractor then you’re doing more harm than good. He was quite an extreme chap but I’m minded now I’m older to agree with him for the reasons you outline. I’d go further and say 180hp. Any bigger and you’re into ‘big old lump territory’.
I remember my soil mechanics teacher saying the magic number is 200hp. If you need a bigger tractor then you’re doing more harm than good. He was quite an extreme chap but I’m minded now I’m older to agree with him for the reasons you outline. I’d go further and say 180hp. Any bigger and you’re into ‘big old lump territory’.
Tracks change everythingI thought you were after a 765 Challenger
you need 250hp plus now too compare too what a 20yr ago 180hp could actually do.Am I the only one that finds it amusing that 180hp is now considered a small tractor?
The horses aren't the issue it's the torque because it's the enemy of the emissionsThats because the Horses are like Mars bars and digestive biscuits, They have shrunk in size
That's adds whole new dimension for some show goers. Imagine having only ever played farm simulator to actual stand by a class combine or fendt 936 along with cultivators and silage kit, would be a mind blower for them.What was so surreal for me was meeting a young lad in the hotel lift at 6/30 in the morning first day got chatting he came from middle of London never been to a ag show or been on a farm in his life but played the farm simulator game online and i think there was a competition held in hall 20 which according to some one it was packed (all above my head)
All the same nice meeting people from all over the UK and abroad as well
Here, or on YouTube?Here is the video Ed from @Farmdeals did on the Krone stand, it was certainly a BIG bit of kit:
Full disclosure is that my Brother-in-law just got a job at Krone, so he is giving me a pint for every like this post counts. Help me out!
I think 190 is idealI remember my soil mechanics teacher saying the magic number is 200hp. If you need a bigger tractor then you’re doing more harm than good. He was quite an extreme chap but I’m minded now I’m older to agree with him for the reasons you outline. I’d go further and say 180hp. Any bigger and you’re into ‘big old lump territory’.
I noticed that. The contracted hours are until 4.30 sonthey shouldn’t move a thing until thenOn day 2 we find some stands pack up early
Did 2 days at the show, for a well know tractor parts dealer, good show for us and I think for every one, else having spoke to some of the stand holders. The show would be better to go 3 days including a Saturday ? What was so surreal for me was meeting a young lad in the hotel lift at 6/30 in the morning first day got chatting he came from middle of London never been to a ag show or been on a farm in his life but played the farm simulator game online and i think there was a competition held in hall 20 which according to some one it was packed (all above my head)
All the same nice meeting people from all over the UK and abroad as well
Here, or on YouTube?
(I've liked both, so I must be owed a half at some point!!)