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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1c3aAvfhvI
Best tractor? Draw your own conclusions...
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Re: Best tractor? Draw your own conclusions...
All those comparisons in the video are pretty much pointless unless following things are same for both tractors/vehicles:
- same tires
- same air pressure in tires
- same weight and weight distribution on front and rear axle
As it is seen in the video, the main thing is traction. And the points above are the ones that influence traction the most. If the above is fullfiled it will be a pure matter of the tractor itself:
- transmission type/layout
- engine power/torque curve
This is something you can test and compare on a dyno test stand using different load settings for pull force and pto power.
- same tires
- same air pressure in tires
- same weight and weight distribution on front and rear axle
As it is seen in the video, the main thing is traction. And the points above are the ones that influence traction the most. If the above is fullfiled it will be a pure matter of the tractor itself:
- transmission type/layout
- engine power/torque curve
This is something you can test and compare on a dyno test stand using different load settings for pull force and pto power.
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Ryzen 3600
RX 5500XT
16GB Ram
How to post log file
How to upload pictures
Please report bugs for FS22 using the bugtracker
Ryzen 3600
RX 5500XT
16GB Ram
How to post log file
How to upload pictures
Please report bugs for FS22 using the bugtracker
Re: Best tractor? Draw your own conclusions...
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Re: Best tractor? Draw your own conclusions...
Right, and since it looks like a lot of the tractors are different brands, many of these specs are going to be atleast slightly different. Its very similar to big trucks.Eische wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2019 11:13 am All those comparisons in the video are pretty much pointless unless following things are same for both tractors/vehicles:
- same tires
- same air pressure in tires
- same weight and weight distribution on front and rear axle
As it is seen in the video, the main thing is traction. And the points above are the ones that influence traction the most. If the above is fullfiled it will be a pure matter of the tractor itself:
- transmission type/layout
- engine power/torque curve
This is something you can test and compare on a dyno test stand using different load settings for pull force and pto power.
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"Speak softly and carry a big stick; You will go far"- Theodore Roosevelt
“There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest.” – Elie Wiesel
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