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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มี.ค. 2012
- It's a simple fact ... the better you rake, the better you bale. That means shaping the best
possible baler-ready windrows to attain the best possible moisture level and consistency,
top-to-bottom and side-to-side. Demand for high-production hay harvesting
continues to grow each year. Many hay producers face the challenge of managing larger
farms with fewer operators in the midst of varying weather conditions. Because of that, Vermeer has spent the last decade reshaping and reengineering its full line
of high-capacity and carted wheel rakes (VR Series). Our focus and
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Learn more about the Vermeer VR Series carted wheel rakes and high-capacity wheel rakes: www2.vermeer.com/vermeer/NA/en... - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
I'd been wandering TH-cam looking at old Vicon "Acrobat" machines, made in Holland in the 1970's
My father had one.
I'd assumed that design was long gone.
Then TH-cam's algorithm offered up this video. Fascinating!
we have the vermeer 1022 got it last year and it will ball up on the left side no matter what settings or speed you go can you help
our vermeer V is great. rake faster and never clogs
Truly unbelievable how far behind agriculture technology is in the USA. One step ahead of the stone-age.
Jeff Lancaster And yet you use TH-cam American made! Nice call looser!
Why do you say that . Mowing and raking still makes the best quality hay.
Truly unbelievable the arrogance and stupidity of people in other countries who think they've got it all figured out yet they use some of the dumbest most backwards thinking equipment ever dreamed up :)
Nice Machine.
You can handle it with low hp tractors
Be me
Hate raking
See this
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