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Be interesting to see that one and the new Big Bud in the same field, pulling identical outfits .
Then compare cost and fuel use
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peak hp
My salesman said it is nothing. Case is now rating them on peak hp, so will be rated just like the new hollands. No more power, just a different way to label the hood.
I would think the problem with higher hp tractors is trucking them around when ballasted up. 750 hp would need to weigh 75,000 lbs.
Perhaps a system of ballast weights that get picked up with front and rear 3pt hitches like European tractors use.
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Originally posted by poorboy View PostMy salesman said it is nothing. Case is now rating them on peak hp, so will be rated just like the new hollands. No more power, just a different way to label the hood.
I would think the problem with higher hp tractors is trucking them around when ballasted up. 750 hp would need to weigh 75,000 lbs.
Perhaps a system of ballast weights that get picked up with front and rear 3pt hitches like European tractors use.
Had one 4wd bottom out the load gauge on the truck. Talk about driving gingerly…🤣
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Originally posted by poorboy View PostMy salesman said it is nothing. Case is now rating them on peak hp, so will be rated just like the new hollands. No more power, just a different way to label the hood.
I would think the problem with higher hp tractors is trucking them around when ballasted up. 750 hp would need to weigh 75,000 lbs.
Perhaps a system of ballast weights that get picked up with front and rear 3pt hitches like European tractors use.
https://www.producer.com/crops/steiger-pulls-ahead-in-race-for-tractor-power/
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I was picking up seed this spring and was talking to the seed grower. He runs a I think it was a roughly 2015 Quad track. His tractor had broke down during seeding. Apparently there is a retention nut in the planetary that drives the track that backs off. Common problem, happens between 3-4000 hours. There was evidence theirs had been apart before. Only happens on 2 of the corners due to the direction it turns in relation to the nut. I often thought a Quad track might be my next tractor, after talking to him I lost interest.
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Originally posted by Hamloc View PostI was picking up seed this spring and was talking to the seed grower. He runs a I think it was a roughly 2015 Quad track. His tractor had broke down during seeding. Apparently there is a retention nut in the planetary that drives the track that backs off. Common problem, happens between 3-4000 hours. There was evidence theirs had been apart before. Only happens on 2 of the corners due to the direction it turns in relation to the nut. I often thought a Quad track might be my next tractor, after talking to him I lost interest.
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Originally posted by blackpowder View PostImho. Some people need tracks. Seems those who really like them trade early.
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