@@982Bero I think there is more adapted machinery for this type of terrain, much lighter, cheaper and more functional. I have that same Amazone on a tractor 5 times smaller and it works very well
Nevidím v tom nic užitečného. Taková obluda má být v pořádném zápřahu. A né mít na sobě takovej batůžek. Té nafty co propálí za hodinu, by obyčejný traktor spálil za celý den. Asi to je jen ,,reklama".
Having all that weight right above the pivot point isn't going to do that machine any favors in the longevity department. The hinge and hydraulics on that machine are gonna wear out twice as fast as they normally would, and I imagine having all that weight on the rear frame would make the steering kinda wonky. If they used a cart, they could have a much bigger bin and it still wouldn't stress the chassis of that machine nearly as much as this setup. This is a total waste of the Quad-Trac's immense pulling capabilities, and I doubt Case would approve of this modification. To my knowledge, the only tractor that out-performs the Quad-Trac in the pulling department (other than Big Buds or other high-power, heavy-weight specialty stuff) is the 'Deere 9RT, due to its more advanced track assemblies.
Top bin is empty and its used for seeding as an additional tank. I also doubt, it cant handle that weight, since you can put additional weight there as well right from the factory.
