ROME TACW16 In Old Pasture

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  • Опубликовано: 16 янв 2025

Комментарии • 13

  • @jdtractorman7445
    @jdtractorman7445 3 года назад +2

    Offset discs work really good at working ground, no matter what type of ground it is.

  • @bill45colt
    @bill45colt 2 года назад +2

    wow thats some really hard ground

  • @Lebowski098
    @Lebowski098 Год назад

    Ty for lending ears of corn child wrens

  • @soybean70
    @soybean70 4 года назад +2

    Will it smooth out rough ground

  • @scotthanson7888
    @scotthanson7888 3 года назад +2

    Just once I would like to see one of those huge heavy discs making the second pass in the opposie directions.

  • @jerryhenry662
    @jerryhenry662 4 года назад +2

    anything take to the ground better than rome offset

  • @arrizandosousa9426
    @arrizandosousa9426 4 года назад

    Esse sim é chow

  • @jesusalejandrobeltrano2169
    @jesusalejandrobeltrano2169 2 года назад

    Precio de Rastra para tractor de 95 hp rastra arado de 20 discos dentados pasenme precio de Rastra nueva

  • @russellclement2058
    @russellclement2058 4 года назад

    Geeez over powered for a little set of offsets

    • @Northern_Farmer
      @Northern_Farmer 3 года назад +4

      Thats a hard pulling breaking disc...

    • @BillStecik
      @BillStecik 3 года назад

      Not really that disk could stop that tractor

    • @richardashcraft3550
      @richardashcraft3550 3 года назад +2

      If you have ever pulled an offset disk before you would know it takes HP .

    • @CharlieIIpics
      @CharlieIIpics 2 года назад +1

      HAHA! Could you not hear that tractor? The min for a disc like that is likely in the 150+ hp range. I had a hinged version of that disc with 20 total disc behind a 4wd 7000 series ballasted to the max allowable and it pulled me down to spin out over a dozen times, diff locked, flat to the floor MFWD on, downshift, downshift, downshift..... spin out. That was on the 3rd out of 6 settings on that unit. They are made to be pulled by dozers. The unit in the video is roughly 10,000lbs for perspective.