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Nice looking tractor and great to operate. However, I think there should be more videos of the 6-cylinder lineup. Those are more exciting and would be even better with a joystick drive mode instead of a steering wheel and also a large 4 post cab!
If someone could pass a message along to the engineering team at Lauingen for me... I think it would be awesome if Deutz-Fahr would develop a joystick steering mode like the Fendt Ideal Drive, except better, and be the first to offer it in a tractor! Imagine all the visibility and cab space that would create! It would also allow a very large amount of seat swivel and the competition would be left behind!
This is an excellent improvement to the software of the imonitor but the cabin is still 6 posts and not enough room inside. Can someone from Deutz-Fahr Official explain when we can expect a completely updated cabin with 4 posts, squared up, a joystick drive mode, a lot more room inside the many unlock buttons consolidated and more seat swivel?
Hay mercados que no tienen solvencia para cubrir el costo de un tractor ttv con todo el equipamiento por eso deutz fhar lanza esto. Porque piensa en todos los mercados
We recently have this software version installed on a 6165.4. Yesterday, we tried to add some farms and their corresponding guidance lines. But now all farms and guidance lines which where already in the display have disappeared. We used a TaskData.xml file by the Next-Farming platform. Luckily we have a backup from the field of last year but we now have lost some data (fields and lines) which is quite unfortunate. Concluding, this appears to be a incorrect way to add lines to the display. I think we used the button in the top right corner showing the usb with the arrow toward the stacked white discs. I would like to know what would be the correct way to move data from the USB onto the display?
Found out that with the new software the old .ini files are not compatible anymore. I was able to convert the AB lines (in .ini form) from the backup to a TaskData.xml file (using the wayline converter by NEXT-Farming). However I couldn't find a solution for the curves (.ini with .crv) yet. If anyone has an idea how to convert those to a TaskData.xml file I would like to hear about it.
