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There should be some planetary law about princes...make it where you can make money but not make the item astro prices....who comes up with this? How? Average percents? Or just new and mono over the feild and charging whatever cuz people don't get the concept?
Both continents have tractors that are comparable in terms of size and Horsepower what sets a european tractors apart is the front 3 point hitch with pto most of our American tractors have front weights. One of my favorite European tractors is the Deutz DX Tractors. American Tractors is the 8000 series Allis Chalmers which is ahead of the other brands from that time two cab doors fuel tank under the cab load sensitive hydraulics and Offering Front Wheel Assist their weakness was they were Very expensive.
This episode kinda sucks, Europeans and Americans use the same tractors, it’s just Europe has more small farms and thus they tend to use more small equipment. Plenty of high horsepower tractors all over Europe, and every farm in North America has a small tractor(you can’t run a farm without one).
I didn't know about this channel until a message that I should watch this video popped up on the truck channel....if you had done that earlier I would have been a subscriber earlier!!
Yes I did at age of 8 years and I figured out about traction. But before that always thought that it’s so genius it’s basically a road popping up by his wheels 😅
Thank Moooo!! For the answers of why deere and Massey Ferguson machines are those colors. And I might have a theory of the grey color as the secondary color of Massey Ferguson machines. The grey represents the Ferguson and Massey Harris merger with the red.
Tug Boat manufacturers distinguish their products by the color of the exhaust stacks on their tugs. As an example, Crowley Maritime exhaust stacks are Crowley Red. The rest of the boat can be whatever the Tug Companies color scheme is, but the Stacks stay the color of the manufacturer.
Except Deere horse drawn equipment was red and yellow. They became green because that was the color of Waterloo Boy tractors. As we all know Deere got into tractors by purchasing Waterloo Boy. The explanation of case international You've completely forgotten the IH side of the brand. That's where red came from. Case tractors were orange then later orange and white Who writes these videos,?
@@bart-73x65 alright but every single brand of that list still exists and fiat (tractor brand, not talking about the cars) does not, even though, in my opinion, fiat was the best of them
You do know that America has small tractors to erup also have big tractors and the tire thing it's the uthere way around and American tractors have indicators to. I wanted to know of the needed gritea not basic information that is mostly roing (sorry)
In the U.S we don't have one big weight, we use lots of little slabs of weights that can take up the same amount of space. We call the vertical ones soot case weight because they look like soot case and we call the horizontal ones pancake weights because if you them together they look like pancakes. The reason why we use slabs of weight is so we can put exactly how much weight we need for a particular job
