Tracking Tractor Ease For Farmers To Lower Costs For You
How much and what kind of food is at the store-and how much the store has to charge for it-depends on how well America’s farmers can do their work.
That can depend on how comfortable and efficient our great growers can be on the job. After all, the modern farmer spends much of the 1,200 to 3,100 hours a year it takes to run a farm in the seat of a tractor. In fact, farmers are often in the tractor for 12 hours or more at a stretch during busy planting and harvesting seasons.
Tractors today not only have to be rugged and dependable, they have to be as comfortable as possible to keep farmers safe and productive. Many have air conditioning, stereo, on-board computers, GPS tracking, automatic transmission and a way to smooth out shocks from rocks in the ground or rough soil. The “torsional vibration dampers” once exclusive to the most expensive tractors are now available in more kinds of tractors, including less expensive ones. That’s because one of the world’s largest producers of the dampers, Voith Turbo, discovered how to eliminate much of the costly metal-cutting that...
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