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They are produced at the factory like that. The only mod is that the front wheel is steel instead of rubber: Too many punctures!

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Thanks for your comment. We usually plough for growing Winter barley, second wheats and for potatoes. The rest we tend to min til eg. autocasting rape, planting rape stubbles with wheat and even spring barley. Our main reasons for partially ploughing are generally better yields, grass weed control and limiting disease. We used to plough everything! But what we are doing now with plough and min til seems to work for us! Many thanks...

Sorry, got it wrong. We don't autocast rape, but sow it with a sumo trio cultivator, and we also plough beans in.

@@NickRivis Thanks for the reply. I wish I could send pictures through KZbin, but we partially plowed a field 10 years ago, had an injector come loose on the tractor and pulled the plow out of the ground and drove it to the edge of the field to fix. We never got back to finish the field, so just ripped it in the spring. Last spring you could still see where we plowed, right to the point we stopped and picked the plow out of the ground, it's so pronounced I took a picture of it. Nobody can tell me why it did that, I think we brought up new "bugs" and energized the soil.

Hi again. That sounds interesting. We once split a field that was a bean stubble, half ploughed, half min tilled, and put wheat in. Both parts looked well, but come harvest the ploughed part yielded an extra 1 tonne/hectaire. We were not sure why, but there does seem to be a bit of magic that takes place with ploughing. Compaction isnt an issue, and both plough and min till remove it anyway. Running costs for both systems are similar, although ploughing is a bit slower!

@@NickRivis it's slower, but I love to plow! Lol

Thank you for your comment. We did get a contractor with a horsch drill once, and it made a good level job: similar yields and a level seedbed. Also, we do sometimes min till after beans, but seem to have worse volunteer problems, and for some reason, less wheat yields.

No, better ploughed keeps the weeds down can't beat turning it over.

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@@NickRivis we run 9 of them from a 1080 to an 8727s. Keep up the good work!

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Fyi, the beans in that field yielded 6.5 t/ha

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Thanks. Yes, everyone raves on about how good green ones are, but this tractor has done everything i wanted, and been reliable!

Good question. I think its about 17"

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Will try. Many thanks!

Thanks Robert. Tractor is 340 hp

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Thank you! Im not sure if the resolution was below par, from the drone, or ive managed to lower it with the editing? Im new to video editing, and still have a lot to learn! Will try and improve in future...

@@NickRivis usually the software adapts the resolution to the first added file, so Google/KZbin Will help you correct it ud you cant figure it out. I used to use Sony Vegas, and on there i could choose any format and quality under rendering options. Its just a shame to not watch it in the quality which it is filmed - keep Up the good Work :))