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Read articles →This is a real working-farm ride-along rather than a tractor review: the owner films himself running a Kubota M108X with a rented ground-drive fertilizer spreader across hayfields and pasture, mentioning actual rates (75 lbs urea, 25 lbs ammonium sulfate per acre), rain totals, and drought concerns. It's casual and rambling, touching on a sprayer warranty issue in passing, with little focus on the tractor itself. Best suited to viewers curious about day-to-day cattle-ranch fertilizing routines rather than M108X specs or performance.
Posted by the Rocky Run Angus Ranch & Wiesz Racing channel, an owner-operator narrating routine farm chores rather than reviewing equipment.
The owner applied about 75 pounds of urea and 25 pounds of ammonium sulfate per acre while pulling a rented ground-drive spreader with the M108X.
It is a rented ground-drive fertilizer spreader that uses a floor chain and fan to spread, towed behind the Kubota M108X.
The tractor cruises at roughly 5.5 miles an hour while spreading fertilizer across the field.
A technician determined the issue was the RS1 itself, and Raven's warranty required sending the unit in rather than just replacing it, with a loaner provided.
