JOHN DEERE 8R 280 Tractor & AMAZONE 3pt Fertilzer Spreader
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- Опубліковано 24 чер 2024
- Big Tractor Power is out in the field with AMAZONE ZA-TS 4200 four and half ton capacity 3pt point mounted fertilizer spreader cover 36 row of 38 inch cotton with a 280 engine horse power JOHN DEERE 8R 280 Tractor. Viewers will learn about this high horse power mounted spreader and ride along in the tractor cab as the spreading teas covers 114 ft per pass.
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We use a 3 point hitch broadcast spreader. Product capacity 450 pounds. Broadcast, width, about 50 feet. Connect to behind a forward 4 4000 tractor. Handloaded from 50 pound bags of fertilizer.
Jason, another great video. Thanks for bringing it to us.
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Nice spreading set up. Thank you for sharing.
Greetings to the South African guy operating the spreader👌👍. Goeie Werk!
This is why I love farming technology. Innovations like these make the job so much more efficient and effective.
Amazone spreaders are very common in the UK.
That's a nice spreader. Big improvement over the ones we had growing up. You can cover some serious acres with it and the technology is nice in it. I used to spread dry on my corn to top dress before the new sprayers that can over tall corn. I still think it is a good way to get it going and come over it later with the sprayer. Thanks Jason.
Let me bring up the good old days .... when you loaded fertilizer from 80 to 100 pound bags into the small hoppers by hand .😂 But my point is that big hopper must weigh an awful lot .just shows how strong the 3 point hitch is and how amazing equipment is. Being retired from running heavy equipment, I was amazed at the strength of the hydraulic systems. After watching... 4 1/2 tons is amazing.
Remember those days with the bags
Standard lift capacity is 15,200 lbs optional up to 20, 000 lbs.
@@lynwessel2471 You tell me exactly where you got your information from .Please
@@lynwessel2471 Please tell me where you got that information.
@@lynwessel2471 Where did you find that information exactly?
Nice spreading team 👍👍👍
Moved on a bit from the little vicon spreaders I saw as a kid, late 70s early 80s...
The 8R size tractors sure have lead to the super sizing of equipment. This spreading team was impressive to watch in person.
Great video 👍
Thank you for watching.
Hello everyone great vidéo and equipement thanks Jason
my boss spreads fertilizer with the 6130r and amazone ZA S spreader in 36 meters the widest setting
Super💯video as always.
Awesome Video!
It’s a nice spreading team.
Good video.
When we spread over the top of our crops we use a tag along wheeled spreader. I could see the advantages of a 3 point hitch for not running over crops but the big disadvantage is the low volume of product you are able to carry
That is a nice tractor and spreader
Very nice way to apply fertilizer. Ag Rev sells these in Hopkinsville. I hope we see more in the area.
Nice setup👍😉 Amazone spreaders and sprayers are pretty common around here😄👍 a farmer near me had to shovel out a spreader like this because a tire broke off the tractor this spring😫
Thanks for the video👍👍
Their spreaders are becoming popular here in the U.S. that is a rough job having to shovel one out with 4.5 tons loaded.
114' spread is quite impressive! At that ground speed you can sure cover some acres in a hurry.
It’s a great set up for spreading across the rows.
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Easy work
Important for the yield.
Had co-op top up corn with urea on a high boy spreader. I rent an 8 ton spreader for potash and ams before corn and beans. I pull it with a 1086 or sometimes a 1456.
Two very cool tractors. Thank you for sharing.
Hi from Dexter🏠Missouri
Curious how much wind this thing could handle with those sensors and such while still holding a good pattern
WPS! We need to see more Arkansas Ag on this channel! Rice rice rice!
I am working on it 😁
Yes ive seen a few of these spreaders in the UK
They work well. Cover allot of ground with ease.
@@bigtractorpower agree 👍
Neat setup, don’t see spreaders like that here in north central Indiana.
It's Europe thing.
@@11T872 ok nice i
They are well worth a look. They are a nimble way of using a fixed frame tractor. This spreader is also sold as a pull type and to mount on self propelled spreaders.
@@bigtractorpower that’s really neat 👍
Hi Jason,
At which speed they are running these spreader?
Definitely don't see those here very often
They are becoming more and more popular. They’re very effective for utilizing a high horsepower tractor and do a great job with their spread pattern.
Great video! Those 3pt. Spreaders are starting to get popular here in Central Louisiana as well. I have seen a few Kuhn, one Amazone, and one kvernland(not sure if i spelled that right) in my area.
They offer a nice spreading option for high horse power tractors in row crops. I have seen these on 4wds and Quads in European videos. Kvernerland’s are distributed by Great Plains dealers as both implement brands are owned by Kubota.
I saw this I farm across the street
What state was this filmed? Texas ??
@@mrih1586Don't believe everything someone said on UA-cam.
Is the spacing quite a bit wider than most row crop tractors? Looks like 72”?
I think cotton is usually done on 36 maybe 38" rows.
Most you see are set up for 30'" rows while they mentioned this was 38" rows, so should be 76" spacing if I've figured right
@@Beyonder8335 Right, 38" would be 76" between the centers of the inside tires.
@@Beyonder8335 ah thanks. Must have missed when he mentioned that.
Good observation. Yes in cotton and potatoes are both raised on wider rows at 38 inches which requires a wider wheel pass the run between the rows.
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You don't see to many of those in the states
I'm guessing in a lot of cases due to a mix of reasons anhydrous use, huge field size where trailed make more sense and the fact that it is delivered or picked up in bulk not bags.
That's a pretty cool spreader
It is a good machine and a good way to use a high horse power fixed frame tractor.
Cool spreader but the price tag seems like alot for a 3pt compared to a pull type
It depends what style you need. The 3pt is a nimble option for tight turning. This same size is offered as a pull type and for mounting on self propelled sprayer chassis for dry applications.
i have the same spreader and mines that close to perfection it's not funny
They do an impressive job. Great spread pattern.