I like the flail mower on a boom, very handy. Similar available in America: Boom Mower TA 26 | Ferri America
Pretty neat 2 series video
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I like the flail mower on a boom, very handy. Similar available in America: Boom Mower TA 26 | Ferri America
Cyclone Jake
Bronze Member
Actually, if you look at page 14 of this brochure from the UK, it states there is powered ventilation and heat. No AC though. Also see a front 3 pt hitch on a 2520 later in the brochure.
http://www.deere.co.uk/en_GB/products/brochures/groundscare/commercial/yy0834441_20ser.pdf
Jimmy Joe
Gold Member
That was cool! I want one!
Redneck in training
Elite Member
I am originally from Czech republic. Cabs are required by state regulations on all tractors as safety feature. The cab has to be certified to withstand roll over of the tractor. Due to colder climate AC was not common in tractors until very recently.
It is a rule that farmer lives in the village or town and travels to the fields. Therefore most tractors have so called highway gear allowing for faster speed about 24 mph. Models with highway gear have four wheel brakes.
Most models have air compressor and pneumatic brake controller for the wagon.
ZETOR TRACTORS a.s.: Zetor tractors, engines, service and original spare parts
Zetor used to make tractors for JD for several years.
It is a rule that farmer lives in the village or town and travels to the fields. Therefore most tractors have so called highway gear allowing for faster speed about 24 mph. Models with highway gear have four wheel brakes.
Most models have air compressor and pneumatic brake controller for the wagon.
ZETOR TRACTORS a.s.: Zetor tractors, engines, service and original spare parts
Zetor used to make tractors for JD for several years.
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mjncad
Super Member
There is a guy from France (Sousephil or some such username) that has a newer model open station Deere CUT. So I think cabs being required might be a country to country choice in Europe. All I know is I wish the European cab was offered as an option in the states because I would have bought one.
Redneck in training
Elite Member
If I remember it right cabs were required in Czech Republic since around 1960. The country is quite hilly and there were many deaths prior that. I remember an accident when overturned tractor killed guy. I was about eight or nine at that time. Our class had a fieldtrip and we just happened to see it. I still see the blue face of the guy squished by the tractor. It made a great impression on me.
JD755
Platinum Member
That would make a great impression on anyone.