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| I ran an RT with the front axle and cab suspension pulling a disc mower. I was gliding across the field at 13+ mph and it was sooothe it was like driving a cadilac down the road copared to a regular tractor. One neat thing about the AGCO suspension is you can turn it on and off. If you ever wonder if it makes a differnece run it in the field and shut it off and just watch the slip and wheel hop start.
I have been following that iso bus stuff a little. from what I understand you won't have to have it to run the auto guide, but if the tracotr is iso ready you should be able to plug the newest agco top dock deal into the tractor and run auto guide from the console in the tractor, I think don't know if the autor steer is iso complian yet but I was told it is coming. you will also eventually be able to run you implements from it too. I know the new agco/mf round balers will do it and I think they have a new white planter that does too. I have read articles about some european equipment that does it already. Just think no more running wires all over and taking monitors in and out of the cab just plug in a connection on the back of the tractor and you are ready to go. | |
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Lots of AGCO RT questions (vs. JD 7000 series)
