"Powrót Króla" John Deere 6620 SE vs Arbos 5130 Advance - test/Kula

Hello. Today I'm inviting you to watch a video of a comparative test of two completely different tractors, both in terms of cylinder count, country of origin, technology, age, and price. These tractors share one common factor – previous similar tests. Arbos – a fledgling brand on the Polish market, a tractor cheaper to operate and purchase, which is intended to attract potential customers. On the other hand, John Deere – a brand known to everyone, a company that has produced legends in agricultural motorization, still at the forefront, and selling its equipment worldwide. Two worlds, two different philosophies, one goal – machine sales. The Arbos 5130 Advance was tested, a machine equipped with a 136-horsepower, 3.6-liter engine generating power from four cylinders. And the John Deere 6620SE, a six-cylinder tractor with 125 hp. The test aimed to compare fuel consumption and work efficiency on a 2-hectare area. Ultimately, two trials were planned, one on weaker soil and one on heavy soil, but weather conditions verified our assumptions. After the field trials, the machines were weighed and their power was checked using a dynamometer operated by a team from Agrotronic. We measured fuel consumption using a Kingspan TruckMaster fuel tank, which ruled out the possibility of confusion and also dispelled any doubts. In the heat of the moment, we forgot to check AdBlue consumption. The plots where the tractors were working were measured and designated in advance. Independent observers were present during the test: AgroFan, Wojkep, Mateusz Traktorista, Korbanek employees, the guys from Agrotronic, neighbors, friends, and my dad :), which ruled out any possible combination of factors. The plow used by the machines was a Gregoire Besson RY4, set at 1.8m, and the working depth was approximately 27-30cm in both cases. Unfortunately, I had problems with the camera again, hence the imperfections visible during editing and the cut-offs, which I regret. Warm regards to Tomek, the Arbos cameraman and Korbanek service technician, and a truly positive guy. My sincere thanks to everyone present and those who made this test possible. The title of the film refers to one of the blockbusters. Following the comments that accompanied the event, how viewers assessed JD's chances after the publication of subsequent photos from the test, my tractor's ratings steadily declined... only to find out in the end that it was completely different :) #AppreciateTheFarmer because #ThereIsAFarmerIsFood Best regards.