MinnesotaEric
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Repeat after me:
"XERION"
Good. Now say, "The Warrior Princess."
Too bad about the name.
New tractor transmission type
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Repeat after me:
"XERION"
Good. Now say, "The Warrior Princess."
Too bad about the name.
varmint
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Somehow, I don't think if I were sitting up in that cab, spinning forwards and backwards, blowing chaff out from the radiator, I'd much care about the name. Besides, Coyote???
Agvg
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Those Claas tractors are very much used I road maintenance
Claas Xerion 3800 og Slagkraft kantklipper: http://youtu.be/rvUcVHO9BS8
Claas Xerion 3800 og Slagkraft kantklipper: http://youtu.be/rvUcVHO9BS8
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I assume you know it is built for Claas by Carraro and uses a FPT engine. The English śpecs don't explain the difference very well. They say the twin shift is a 2 stage power shift push button select which I assume means 2 ranges of 12 power shift speeds each but the chart shows a 3 range of 8 speeds each interesting because it doesn't match any of the Carraro models but Claas talks about how much of their engineering went into the tractor design.
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Nothing wrong with a shuttle shift
Orchard work doen't take a lot of flexibility, but setting a speed to match the operation makes everything so much more predictable.
Fixed gear shines in that application.
Hydrostatic is best for "loader work". Variable speed within the task. That does NOT match orchard needs in my experience.
Orchard work doen't take a lot of flexibility, but setting a speed to match the operation makes everything so much more predictable.
Fixed gear shines in that application.
Hydrostatic is best for "loader work". Variable speed within the task. That does NOT match orchard needs in my experience.
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I personally do not see the need for HST in a tractor designed for orchard work, perhaps unless you have steep ground and make repetitive/frequent stops, or move from forward to reverse in a frequent manner. You will probably use the tractor for bush hogging, and tanker pulling for spaying purposes. You may even choose not to have a loader... Landini is one good tractor manufacturer you may want to look at, as they too make dedicated orchard tractors.
TJP89
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More, as in a lot more.
The Case steiger 620 runs about $450,000, and this looks like its a little more. I'm thinking in the full optioned model shown in the video would cost about $550,000. Yeah, lot of money. Try to explain to the wife why you need a tractor that cost more than twice as much as the house:laughing:
As for the Coyote, its better than Deer:thumbsup: