Don't forget the great plains planter.

Agree with ya'll. This is now my favorite tillage tool in fs19. Would be a nice option to have one that would make the plowed texture so I can use it after harvest for my fall tillage on corn stubble and for fields that need plowing, and use something like a cultivator for spring tillage before plan...

Thanks I will try to figure it out next time I take a screenshot. I am not too good with technology. The whole reason I play on Xbox and not a pc because I have no clue what i would be doing trying to play this game on a pc lol.

Is it possible to get that app on a tablet? I just have a basic cheap track phone which don't have apps. And how do you take the screenshot with the xbox?

A shot I took today after finishing a soybean field on Pacific northwest. Looks a little grainy because I just snapped the picture of my tv with my little Canon camera as I have not the slightest clue how to save a picture on the Xbox and transfer it to here. https://image.giants-software.com/1/YJRx...

Well the case ih 490 came in 18' - 36' widths and the gange spacing could have been set to 7.5" or 9" was the longest made disk from case and most farms that had all JD equipment had a case ih 490 disk lets hope we can have multiple widths for the 490, As for the quadtrak hope its a wheeled and tra...

Really excited for the 490 disk too!

Really wish they would of increased the speed of the self propelled sprayer to 15 like the hardi.

Cultivated with a JD 8r the other day for about two hours with the meter on dead empty and the tractor never stopped going. After saving the game and coming back on the next day the meter added a little bit of fuel to the tractor. Think it is impossible to run anything out of fuel thus meaning the t...

Love this mod and the lizard ripper that released today thanks blacksheep!

^^ completely agree, those stackfold planters and saddle tanks would be my dream come true to see something like that on console. Very nice!!

^^ the farmers over here prefer the 3pt. mounted planters because most of the crops are planted on top of bedded rows. The few farmers that do plant end rows do a whole lot of bouncing around when turning around on the rows on the end that are bedded up the opposite direction.

Where I am from almost all the farmers plant with 3pt. Mounted planters and alot of them don't plant end rows they will just leave about 15 to 20 feet to turn around, but when harvesting they will always have to cut at least one pass on each end of the field to have enough room to turn the combine a...

Only bad thing about this is if the combine reaches 80% when it is on a pass on the edge of a field next to some trees or something with the unloading Auger side towards the trees it could hit one and make the combine turn or get caught up the tree.

That's awesome that you can do that with this planter. Guy who farms alot of the land down my road does the same thing when he is planting corn or milo with his kinze planter.