How is it for tight, slow turns around the farm yard when filling etc? Top speed is probably reduced quite a bit? Be interesting to see it spraying with a full load up a hill.
Turning radius is slightly bigger with the tracks than tires, not an issue in the field. Top speed is reduced on the road to about 15 mph when empty, haven't found speed to be a limiting factor when spraying.
What effect has that had on your speedometer calibration/road speed? Presumably, that track drive wheel is significantly smaller than the OEM wheel so it would put the speedometer way out and significantly reduce your road speed. Is there a method to calibrate the speedometer/adjust the hydraulic system to improve your road speed or do you just have to put up with it?
I have a set of tracks on my row gator 1300. I was wondering how you were getting along with the set of tracks you put on your John Deere?
How is it for tight, slow turns around the farm yard when filling etc? Top speed is probably reduced quite a bit? Be interesting to see it spraying with a full load up a hill.
Turning radius is slightly bigger with the tracks than tires, not an issue in the field. Top speed is reduced on the road to about 15 mph when empty, haven't found speed to be a limiting factor when spraying.
What effect has that had on your speedometer calibration/road speed? Presumably, that track drive wheel is significantly smaller than the OEM wheel so it would put the speedometer way out and significantly reduce your road speed. Is there a method to calibrate the speedometer/adjust the hydraulic system to improve your road speed or do you just have to put up with it?
Most of those readings are gps. May need to adjust transmission to reach top speed but that is all
There is a Rolling radius input in the monitor and you can change it to get the correct speed reading
can you run rows with those on? Looks like their wider than skinnys
WITH WHO DID YOU BUY YOUR TRACKS
Can I ask, how much each track wheels weight compare to each factory tires?
Not sure, but they're closer than you would think.
Wow so big
Anyone who randomly comments "right to repair" on any video with john deere equipment, Should stop eating lead paint chips and get a life.
Thank you any farmer can still repair anything they want they just don’t wanna buy the necessary resources and don’t wanna learn to use them
It would of been way easier if you took those stupid masks off
Probably been able to do it in 1 day.