sadly our government is killing our way of farming, lots of farmers are forced to sell there ground, and move to amerika denmark norway france, or they stop even farming, begause here are tomutch little stupid rules

@@Kale050 You forgot Canada, all my neighbours are from the Netherlands.

@@Kale050 Frankrijk is ook niet al te best

Love the caterpillar wheels on the beautiful Claas Jaguar

Yeah. You also didnt get it.

@suffeks this is in the netherlands, we don't have the climate for rice

vTaqz it was a joke because of the water

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halo polska?

That’s like my dream game

juii

@@alexanderstrain7865 I was kinda hoping for cattle and crops to be that game but from the videos I have seen its not looking like it

@The Train Fan A cross with spintires would be awesome or something just as simple as the old agrar simulator had dynamic ground

@The Train Fan there is a mod my friend

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Claas have machines for these too, Crop Tiger 30, on tracks, paddy field stalwarts..!! They get bogged too, very amusing, watch the videos....

Leopard, Jaguar ... it's easy to understand why it would get mixed up

Its just a phase mom

@@LewisLevy 1ض

@@AhmedMahmoud-fk9yz ?

Wait what

Yeah, you might drown

Yep, poor kid probably didnt think he was going to die that day

Wat?

@@aceandhis it's just a joke

Thats why they have a Chain Drive. That means it happens every year....

it gets cultivated before planting so thats no problem.

The soil compaction is much lower than a normal field harvested with wheels. Claas is telling the new Jaguar 960 with 635mm tracs has 2 times more area it stands on like the same machine with the big 800th wheels on it.

Neither have I. It's an experience to see something like this, though.

This is not rice, it is maize.

@@123TauruZ321 the Chinese tried to grow wheat underwater last season too. I wonder what equipment they used to harvest it with.

Road speed would also be awful...

@@diarmuid858 Yes indeed.Tracks have some downsides but in extreme situations there is no better solution.

The tracks are not destroying it on the top. But driving on wet soil like this will compact it down in the lower parts. And the problem is that it's compaction you can't loosen up again because it's deep down below the machines working deph to rip it open

@@eltontv6002 They deep plough in these areas every so often, which helps combat the deep compaction issues

@@Frithgar yeah it helps but you destroy your soil structure with ot

If you watch closely at the bottom left corner at about 30sec, youll notice that this clip is from netherlands :)

@@einfachlukasohneder2421 Thank you for being a farmer

Maybe the other two tracked machines if the mud isnt to wet

I think they won't get stuck

Ummmmmm good question

Tug boat

Usually something along ways away with a lot of either chain or industrial towrope.

Только хозяин хреновый не мог очистить перед ямой платц тянут грязь в корм .. а техника крутая ..

@@user-wf8gp5nk3z Там усьо Гут !

it used to be stearing by breaking 1 side when they used mecanical kardang traction, cind of like the seperate wheel brakes on old 2 wheel drive tractors, that often when pulling heavy equipment had the front wheels in the air. and you used the seperate brakes to stear. 🤣 but modern hydraulic engines on each side driving the belts makes it easyer to make a smoth stearing becouse you only need to say reduce the oilflow to 1 side to make the other side go faster.. so the stearing wheel most likely just open and closes valves directing oilflow to the engines at different speed,, and same speed if they want to drive strait.

They had one of these before this one I belive

Honestly, and I know this sounds like a humblebrag. But driving a tracked vehicle is as natural as it can get. Skilled operated for sure, but I’m calling him skilled because of his control of the feeder head. No mud in the silage material, what a pro. The tracks are easy to get used to, operating the header takes years and years.

isnt that how anyone would turn a tracked vehicle if they had obstacles on 3 sides of them and operated a machine for more then a day...

@@khancrow8212 yeah my thoughts exactly. I'm not sure how this is impressive or conveys any notion other than the guy is driving a tracked vehicle...

@@khancrow8212 i mean, if 17 year old runaway school dropouts could manage this in vietnam 50 years ago while being shot at from the speaking bushes, it can't be that unintuitive. The real pros are the guys who do "neutral" -sort of- turns in harvesters with wheels. the guys who used to harvest our corn had a head 8 rows wide, and if they used the individual wheel brakes to get the turn at the end done in one go. good stuff.