Soil Preparation JOHN DEERE 9620RX Amazone CEUS

Hello everyone and welcome back to my channel. In this video we see two heavyweights in agriculture at work:
1) the John Deere 9620rx of the Massignai Team
2) Amazon Ceus 6000 2-TX Super
But let's go in order to list the characteristics of each:
JOHN DEERE 962RX
Produced from 2015 to 2020, the John Deere 9620rx is a quadtrack articulated agricultural machine. It features an inline six-cylinder turbo diesel engine capable of producing 611 horsepower. It is approved for driving on the road at a maximum speed of 40 km\h. It is 2.98 meters wide and 7.63 meters long. weighs 25 tons. These data alone make us understand the rarity of seeing such a vehicle at work in Italy. In fact it was specifically designed to be used in the American Great Prairies, in the Corn Belt in the Midwest, other countries where there are very large plots of land on which this machinery can do its job well could be Germany or the Eastern states Europe where large agricultural companies dominate. Large machines for working large land with very large tools.
AMAZONE CEUS 6000
The Amazone Ceus 6000 2-Tx is a trailed agricultural machine produced by the agricultural machinery manufacturer Amazone in Germany. It has been available on the market since June 2022. It is a trailed combined disc-tine cultivator, with working widths from 3 m to 7 m, it is ideal for deep loosening of soil together with the simultaneous incorporation of a large quantity of organic substance to the shallowest depth possible. The combination of a disc element followed by tines allows the Ceus to offer the advantages of both disc harrows and cultivators in one compact machine. Ceus is recommended for stubble working, but can also be used for primary soil tillage, deep tilling and seedbed preparation.
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