FS25 Joskin Terrasoc Pack V1.0.0.1

The Terrasoc crop injector consists of a galvanized, double-beam frame supporting two rows of rigid tines ending in ultra-flat, duckfoot shares (24 cm wide).
The shape of the tines and the wide notch of the shares ensure excellent slurry flow and wide application under the share.
The distance between the tines is 40 cm, and the distance between the two supporting rows is 70 cm.
This wide spacing prevents soil and crop residue clogging and avoids the “raking” effect.
Slurry injection is generally carried out at a working depth of 10 to 12 cm. Thanks to the standard gauge wheels, it is possible to limit the injection depth.
The bolt safety mechanism protects the rigid tines from destructive obstructions. In summary, the Terrasoc injector is ideal for sandy soils with few stones.
Terrasoc 2800:
Category: Slurry Spreaders
Price: €10,935
Working Width: 2.8 m
Working Speed: 14 km/h
Weight: 700 kg
Terrasoc 3600:
Category: Slurry Spreaders
Price: €13,690
Working Width: 3.6 m
Working Speed: 14 km/h
Weight: 940 kg
Terrasoc 4400:
Category: Slurry Spreaders
Price: €14,700
Working Width: 4.4 m
Working Speed: 14 km/h
Weight: 1,020 kg
Terrasoc 4400-1996:
Category: Slurry Spreaders
Price: €10,100
Working Width: Working width: 4.4 m
Working speed: 14 km/h
Weight: 1150 kg
Terrasoc 5200:
Category: Slurry spreaders
Price: €16,230
Working width: 5.2 m
Working speed: 14 km/h
Weight: 1130 kg
Contributor: Le Chimacien (tires)
V1.0.0.1
– Adjusted price, which was doubled at the time of purchase

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for the detailed information about the Joskin Terrasoc crop injector. It seems like a well-designed implement with features that are beneficial for efficient slurry application. The specific details provided, such as the working widths, working speeds, weights, and prices of different Terrasoc models are very informative for potential users.

The galvanized, double-beam frame supporting two rows of rigid tines with ultra-flat duckfoot shares seems to be designed for optimal slurry flow and wide application, while also preventing soil and crop residue clogging. The wide spacing between the tines and supporting rows is a practical feature to avoid clogging and the "raking" effect that can occur with denser materials.

The working depth of 10 to 12 cm for slurry injection, along with the bolt safety mechanism for protecting the tines from obstructions, are important aspects of ensuring effective and safe operation. Additionally, the ability to adjust the injection depth with standard gauge wheels adds versatility to the implement.

The price adjustment mentioned in version 1.0.0.1, where the price was doubled at the time of purchase, is a significant detail for users considering the purchase of a Terrasoc injector. It's helpful to have this information to understand the actual cost of acquiring and using this equipment.

Overall, the Terrasoc crop injector appears to be a solid choice for working on sandy soils with few stones, offering efficiency and ease of use for slurry application. Thank you for providing such detailed insights into this equipment.