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WC IN | sf, just want to clear it up in my mind here. You are saying that if one sensored row rides up, but the others stay down, that constitutes "bad" ground contact? It sounds to me like thats just another way to slice the same pie. Even though deere doesn't have a "ground contact" reading, if a sensored row rides up, its going to lower the average margin and the sytem will compensate all the same. Could be totally off base with this assumption on ground contact, just something I've never really had explained to me very well. I appreciate the explanations so far | |
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