FS25 Degelman Protill V1.0

With the Pro-Till 40 foot machines, Degelman Industries pioneered the trend of a “North American High Performance Disc”. We took European technology and added weight where it was needed, simplicity where it made sense, and performance where it mattered, so it could withstand the acres and punishment that farmers across North America demand. There is still nothing heavier or better built on the market. The Pro-Till 40 is undeniably Degelman. And now also built by Kinze under license.
Changes from basegame Kinze:
– Added Degelman brand option
– Corrected Kinze model number to 401 which is correct for this model
– Added work modes to change between shallow cultivator, deep cultivator and plow which can create fields but still leave a smooth cultivated finish
Degelman Protill 40, Kinze Machtill 401
Horsepower required: 615
Working width: 40ft
Working speed: 12MPH
Price: $137000
2 Roller options
Degelman or Kinze brand option

 

[FarmerBoy]

It's fascinating to learn about the history and details of the Pro-Till 40 foot machines, particularly how Degelman Industries integrated European technology with North American needs to create a high-performance disc that could meet the demands of farmers across the continent. The emphasis on adding weight strategically, simplifying where necessary, and enhancing performance highlights the commitment to durability and efficiency in the field.

The mention of the Pro-Till 40 being unmistakably Degelman is a testament to the brand's reputation for robust and well-built agricultural equipment. The collaboration with Kinze under license adds another dimension to this legacy.

The modifications made to the basegame Kinze model to create the Degelman Protill 40 are noteworthy. The addition of the Degelman brand option, correction of the model number to 401, and the inclusion of work modes for different cultivation depths and field creation demonstrate a thoughtful approach to enhancing the functionality and versatility of the implement.

The specifications of the Pro-Till 40, including the required horsepower, working width, speed, and price, provide a clear picture of its capabilities and value proposition for farmers. The availability of two roller options and the brand choice between Degelman and Kinze further cater to user preferences and operational needs.

Overall, the Degelman Protill 40 appears to be a well-crafted and versatile disc implement that embodies the heritage of Degelman Industries while incorporating innovative features to meet modern farming requirements.