Posted by Adirondack case guy on December 28, 2018 at 08:13:48 from (69.207.198.19):
In Reply to: I do not know where posted by SVcummins on December 28, 2018 at 00:36:41:
You have to realize that the Europeans farm much differently than we do. Their farming practices have been refined much more than ours. Their ground has been plowed and amended year after year like we do our gardens. They still plow their ground year after year. That is much different than trying to plow ground that grew prairie grass for the last 20 years, or tryng to plow a field that has been in No-Till for several years. I truly believe that European equipment is much more advanced and productive than North American equipment. A good example of their advances technology is the use of MFWD. They incorporated into their tractors when Christ was a pup. Another widely used innovation is the use of front 3pt hitch and PTO. That concept is just being accepted here in NA. If you look at their tractors, you see very few with duals, but exceptionally large tires and most all tillage equipment is 3pt mounted and utilizes draft control systems to maintain traction. The ones that don't have an implement on the front, all seam to have a very heavy counter weight attached to the front 3pt. I also see that they make much more use of farm tractors for highway maintenance tasks such as snow plowing, and they have much higher road speeds. Loren
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