Max speed for it is 18 km/h and with crawler track, max i got was 12 km/h.
I was able to get the load moving without issues, showing that crawler track has considerably less grip than twin wheels.Ģnd test was on the field, pulling Terminator sower slightly uphill. Then i went and changed tires to twin wheels (front and rear). Note 02: i tested crawler track on pavemet, pulling very heavy load slightly uphill until tractor stopped completely (Case IH Magnum).
Farming simulator 19 tractors pro#
For Case IH 7200 Pro series, twin narrow tires doesn't damage crop. E.g Case IH Optum series twin narrow tires will damage crop. In each category of tractors described below. They differ mainly in the power of the engine, but also in speed, size or even weight (a parameter not provided by the game, but visible during machine operation). Note 01: twin narrow tires doesn't work on all tractors. Tracktors in Farming Simulator 19 are divided into three categories: light (up to 150 hp), medium (up to 250 hp) and heavy (over 250 hp). * Nokian communal tires - haven't tested those * crawler track on rear - grip wise, between wide tires and twin rear wheels (note 02) * triple wheels (front and rear) - the best grip for the most powerful tractors * twin wheels (front and rear) - best grip for most tractors * twin rear wheels - better grip on rear wheels * wide tires with rear wheel weights - slightly better grip + better lift capacity with front loader
* normal tires with rear wheel weights - average grip + better lift capacity with front loader * twin narrow tires - same amount of grip as normal tires, doesn't damage crop (note 01) * narrow tires - least amount of grip, doesn't damage crop In FS19, different tires actually have different effect. In FS17, different tires were only cosmetical. HP isn't everything, what matters also is the grip.
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