Gaume Pix's - Photographer of tractors in Belgium.

[Gaume Pixs]

Hello,
I'd like to share with you some of the photos I made.


Fendt 927 s4 Black Beauty - Pottinger Jumbo Combiline 6610
New Holland T7.220 Black Edition - Pottinger Jumbo Combiline 6610


Deutz TTV7230 with a MF 2160


John Deere W540 Hillmaster - John Deere 618R

If you liked it, you can find some more on my facebook, flickr and youtube
I'll try to put some more here too.

Thanks for reading

PS. This is my first post on this forum and english is my second language, so please be gentle if I made some mistakes (or post in the wrong section )

 

[polo1665]

Very nice photos and your englidh is just fine. Welcome to the forum!

 

[Gaume Pixs]

Thanks


Fendt 927 s4 Black Beauty - Pottinger Jumbo Combiline 6610


Epandage with Fendt 936 and a Tonne Rekordia 18500L


New Holland T7.270 - Joskin Euroliner

 

[mddorange]

:welcome:
To TBN Gaume Pix. Great Pictures, thanks.

 

[sixdogs]

Excellent photos. Tractors from other parts of the world are always fascinating.

 

[Code54]

GREAT PHOTOS !!! Really like seeing the tractors/machines from others areas. Thanks for posting!

 

[Scooby074]

Great pics. Got some new PC wallpaper out of them. I just added your channel to my YT subscriptions. Your videos are well shot too!

 

[Gaume Pixs]

Thanks guys, your feedback means a lot to me
If you want to have them in higher quality you can find them on flickr to download them.


Fendt 718


John Deere 6170R


Fendt 714 with a Kneverland EM 100.

 

[sixdogs]

One thing that always puzzled me is the use of much wider front tires on tractors in Europe. Is this a personal preference or are soil conditions that much different that wider front tires are the solution?

Look at the Fendt 718 photo in the prior post to see the wider front tires.

Very clear photos by the way.

 

[Gaume Pixs]

Hello, maybe it's to protect the soil.



If your tire is wider, then less pression is applied to the soil because it's weight isn't on a small area.
When the soil is wet, you also have a wider area touching the ground (without "hurting it too much, cf above) which is very useful when you have to move away from the mud.
That's my explanations

P.S. I found this graph on the net, I just changed some part in english.