John Deere 4755 w/ Open Pipe & Vervaet Hydro Trike | Carting Sugar Beet @ Goense Farms | Pure Sound! 

There's no wheat harvester in the video...

Peeën zeggen ze hier😂

In 🇫🇷 this year its approx 100 tons per hectare. 50€ per ton.

В России в этом году 50-70 тонн с гектара урожайность

In the netherlands it's cald an 'accordbok'

@@bartloon2421 thanks !

@@bartloon2421 Thanks ! _ but a "accordbok" directly mounted on the frame ? (I don't find it in a search engine - maybe a craft)

@@Guillaume_F These items are often a homemade item, if you're handy with a welder and other workshop tools. A triangle is made of U cross section channel to fit 3 point linkage fitted on the front of the tractor, so it has 2 pins on the bottom and a hole for a pin at the top. Then a similar triangle frame made of box section steel is built to mount to a set weights. The box section frame sits inside the U channel with probably 1 or 2 securing pins. The idea is that you use the front linkage to lift and carry the weights but can be attached quickly and easily, or detached, as and when required.

@@alexveldhuis6004 [I am frenck speaking...] _ I am looking for a solution to put and remove easily and quickly front weights "jerrycan" on a New Holland T6030. The New Holland support has a "circular arc" shape which makes the operation a bit more difficult. _ It's for my sister who is a farmer. She has only one tractor (NH T6030) and would like to put and remove the weights alone. (2 sets : 270 kg or 540 kg, depending of what is done with the tractor) Till now she was helped by a neighbour who as a tractor equipped with a frontloader. _ The solution I proposed : using a "mechanical goat" to lift the whole weights. But I don't know if it's doable because there is a "hard point" (friction) when it is lifted with a front loader, which demand already a bit more effort. (more than the weights alone - 20% more ? 100% more ? ) Maybe the "hard point" could be reduced by grinding where it scrubs. _ I hope my explainations are clear enough for you. _ Guillaume, from France.