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⁶​@@lukaspokorny9742

with a depth of over 40 cm and heavy clay soil, it is not stupid

@@lurts007 With a working depth of 40cm in heavy clay soil, the tractor woulndn't get this plow pulled at all!

@@mr.allnut650 I'm the driver of the tractor in the video, and I don't need to argue with someone who doesn't know the local conditions. in excellent conditions, the engine is not loaded, but where there is wet clay and hilly terrain, the engine power goes to 100%, and at a depth of 40 cm, the engine power is sufficient for 8 plows

@@lurts007 Good evening Sir! The film shows me a lot about the local conditions. The soil is not very clayey, it seems to be loamy. The tractors are both idling. The current soil conditions seem to be optimal for plowing. I cannot perceive any wheelspin. Im sceptical about the working depth of 40cm. In the video there's no hilly terrain to see. However, have much fun with plowing further on! 😊

@@mr.allnut650 funny how a person determines the conditions in the field from the video, first of all in the video it is obvious that the tractor is driving on a hill, secondly in the last seconds of the video you can see clay soil and wheel slippage, and this is only part of the field filmed. this field is 90ha and much of it is very heavy soil. you don't know anything about local conditions, so don't try to convince me that you know it based on watching a 12-minute video. Bruh

přes 8000 ha

:D :D :D :D you know the plow adjustment from the video, ridiculous