@thefarmerslife Or maybe it’s a courtesy reminder that if you don’t renew the license, the one single 12-month license, you’ll lose those features. Lot better than “It was working then it just randomly quit”
@aaklassen@Deere_Salesman Considering we were talking about accuracy I’d love to see what you have that says they aren’t? PP isn’t even close and I’ve seen what Kinze, Case, and Fendt have to offer. Also, feel free to enlighten me on how the row unit and bar are lacking
@Deere_Salesman@aaklassen Seen it time and time again. EE planters are the best, most accurate planter for soybeans and with the newer style corn bowl they are much better in corn.
@SaskFarmer12 I’d do some research on the John Deere Hi-Cycle self propelled sprayers. Horsch didn’t start building sprayers until the 80s and bought Leeb in 2011 to get the design they have now. But maybe they should’ve been more innovative too since they were 20+ years behind Deere
@HRT_USA Can you pull the starter and try to start it to see if everything electrical is functioning properly? Then that will tell you if it’s engine or electrical related…unless the electrical is only happening under a lot of load
@DaltonMcMurphy@clintwfischer Yeah there’s also a podcast about it on the future of agriculture. They interviewed one of the investor/owners and this isn’t their first rodeo. Ran out of feedlots to buy so they decided to build.
@zackyoungquist@ISchmidtFaced We have guys rolling in stuff as high as 35-40. Bottom sieve out and fan as high as it’ll go. Just have to watch for the chaffer plugging if the stalks are very green.
@BDuchek@KGing21@AaronBobeck In field data sharing has nothing to do with what correction mode you’re using. It’s all based on connectivity, ie cell signal through the MTG. I guess it would matter if your RTK radio has the same frequency as the cell but highly unlikely.
@AaronBobeck Everything listed here is pretty much last year information. From what I’ve seen, across many different setups, it works great if both machines have the new antennas, but they are not exactly necessary. As far as software, everything needs the same version as long as it’s 23-2+
@Deere_Salesman@tyhok_hassett@talanshinn Actually, it’s $5 per unsprayed acre where the technology was active and saved chemical. So if you’re not applying and saving $$$ on chemical cost, then you pay the license fee which almost always puts money back in your pocket regardless.