Fendt 724 tractor and Gregoire Besson 6 furrow plough at Glenbervie and Howe O' the Mearns

Glenbervie and Howe O' the Mearns Ploughing Association Annual Ploughing Match, Mill of Kincardine, Fettercairn, 30th November 2013. The tractor and plough from Ross Agri Services were competing in the demonstrator class.

[@cameronphillips8760]

good plough, good tractor subbed

[@neilhutcheon2989]

That's how its done properly.

[@Ridvanongun]

wow much power such tractor

[@tsakirakose46]

A bit heavy for this tractor i think. Nice video though

[@backhouse72]

Old school ploughman, with narrow wheels like that tractor travels at the bottom of the furrow better

[@floflo8018]

you could fit wider tires 480mm tires can fit in he has 350mm ish tires that is quite small (i use 580mm tires it's a bit wide for ploughing but better for other works)

[@kevinkiefer3376]

could have wider tires

[@adskfhsdak]

The tires are definetely too thin for 220 hp.

[@gms955]

Max Mustermann this is a 724 so it max out at 240 hp but yes they are too small

[@ivekkocis5958]

Boš mlode dobiv.

[@telegdipeter]

too slow

[@floflo8018]

well he is a demonstrator not someone who actually work every day with the machine he is instinctive with the command the set ups for hydraulics are not good either to slow to flip the plough but the descent is too quick he back up to place himself use the clutch on a vario ant the tractor in under tired someone used to it turn around in less than 15/20 secs. the ploughing speed in itself isn't a issue since when you plow in september for crop seeded in february or march you have to stay slow or the dirt will turn to small bits and winter will turn it into concrete like flat floor

[@telegdipeter]

too much petrol

[@belkacembelkacem2964]

goof fendt