Large forest-green articulated tractor pulling a wide cultivator across dark prairie soil at sunrise

Prairie Iron

Equipment / Parts / Field Support

2026 Field Catalog

Built around the work.

A complete fictional equipment system for power, seeding, tillage, crop care and parts support.

Five systems

One coordinated field line.

Technical edition

Illustrative data / digital catalog.

Category index

Move from power to parts without losing the thread.

Illustrative specifications

All power, capacity, size and fitment data are fictional catalog values.

Model logic

Two-letter family prefixes keep machines and parts easy to scan.

Safe use

This concept is not an operator, installation or safety manual.

Prairie Iron Equipment is a fictional brand created for Pixorizon's portfolio. No product is offered for sale and no real-machine compatibility is stated.

System thinking

Useful equipment begins with a clear field plan.

Prairie Iron is organized as a fictional, coordinated line: power units sized to matched implements, practical attachment logic and parts references that stay consistent from product page to inquiry.

Every model in this catalog is built from one structured dataset. That keeps power thresholds, dimensions, codes and fitment relationships aligned across comparison tables and matrices.

Design principleSpecify the job. Then size the system.

Start with width, residue, acres and transport conditions - not a badge.

Power matched

Four tractor concepts span utility through high-draft work.

Field organized

Widths and minimum power references use a single logic.

Parts traceable

Consistent fictional SKUs connect assemblies to model families.

Claims controlled

No certified output, warranty, regulatory or safety claim is implied.

Service ready

Quote guidance captures the details needed for a useful response.

Built to compare

Tables favour readable decisions over decorative specifications.

Forest-green compact utility tractor with graphite front loader in a bright service bay

SECTION 01 / PAGES 04-07

Power + loading

A tractor family scaled to the task, not the silhouette.

Crest utility tractors, Frontier field tractors and two matched loader frames.

Crest series / 95-125 hp

Compact dimensions. Full-day field logic.

Two fictional utility tractors for loading, mowing, light tillage and row-crop support.

Shared loaderLD-42Matched frame

Model	Power	Base mass	Hydraulic flow	Rear lift
CR-95 Crest utility	95 hp	3,860 kg	78 L/min	3,200 kg
CR-125 Crest utility	125 hp	4,520 kg	104 L/min	4,200 kg

CR-95

Agile power for mixed work

Shorter wheelbase concept, open sightlines and a hydraulic package sized for LD-42 loader cycles.

Primary fit: PR-8 / HB-55
Cab: Low-roof concept
Tyres: Utility radial

CR-125

More reserve for wider tools

Additional rear lift and flow for PR-12, SH-40 and FS-90 illustrative combinations.

Primary fit: PR-12 / SH-40
Cab: Panoramic concept
Tyres: Row radial

Shared operating architecture

Mechanical/hydraulic control grouping concept
Three-point rear interface concept
Loader-ready subframe path
Reversible service access panels

Selection cue

Choose CR-95 when manoeuvrability leads. Step to CR-125 where rear lift, hydraulic demand or wider implements set the requirement.

Values are illustrative, not rated performance.

Frontier series

High-draft power with a restrained operator envelope.

Frontier pairs a long wheelbase concept with simplified service zones and high-flow implement support.

Articulated forest-green field tractor and cultivator working at sunrise

210 hp

FR-210 power

285 hp

FR-285 power

142-178

L/min hydraulic flow

6,800-9,000

kg rear lift

FR-210 / balanced field platform

Illustratively matched to PR-16, AS-36, DX-24, VT-30 and FS-120 where moderate transport size matters.

FR-285 / maximum catalog pairing

Additional mass, flow and rear lift for AS-50 and the broadest draft combinations in this fictional line.

Power, mass, lift and flow figures are catalog-design examples and have not been tested, certified or offered for engineering use.

Loader systems / LD-42 + LD-68

One load path. Two matched frames.

Subframe path
Load route shown through a reinforced chassis zone.

Lift cylinder
Twin-cylinder concept with protected hose routing.

Cross-tube
High sightline opening between loader arms.

Tool interface
Fictional carrier for bucket and fork concepts.

Model	Lift	Height	Bucket
LD-42	1,800 kg	3,820 mm	0.95 m3
LD-68	3,100 kg	4,560 mm	1.55 m3

Capacity and geometry are illustrative. Real loader selection requires stability, ballast, tyre, axle and attachment review.

Attachment set

General bucket / light-material bucket / pallet fork / bale spear. All are fictional family concepts; no real carrier fitment is implied.

Wide fictional row planter placing seed across a prairie field at sunrise

SECTION 02 / PAGES 08-11

Seeding

Place every row inside a repeatable system.

Three planter widths, two air-seeder configurations and a common service-parts language.

Precision row planters

PR family / scale by row count.

A consistent fictional row unit moves from eight to sixteen rows at 30-inch spacing.

Shared spacing30 inIllustrative

Model	Rows	Working width	Spacing	Minimum power
PR-8	8	20 ft	30 in	95 hp
PR-12	12	30 ft	30 in	125 hp
PR-16	16	40 ft	30 in	210 hp

PR-8

20 ft

PR-12

30 ft

PR-16

40 ft

PR-8

Compact field entry

Eight-row frame concept for smaller parcels, headlands and a 95 hp minimum-power reference.

PR-12

Mid-width balance

Twelve-row system matched illustratively to CR-125 and a 30-foot working width.

PR-16

Broad-row capacity

Sixteen-row folding frame concept for Frontier tractors and larger field blocks.

Common service set

PRT-1008 opener, PRT-2030 meter housing, PRT-2416 gauge wheel and PRT-3102 couplers.

Four shared SKUs

Row count, spacing, width and power values are internally consistent design examples, not field recommendations.

Row-unit anatomy

Four service zones, read from top to soil.

Seed volume
Fictional polymer hopper with a wide inspection opening.

Meter path
PRT-2030 housing shown as a service-replaceable module.

Soil entry
Paired PRT-1008 disc concepts create the illustrated furrow.

Depth reference
PRT-2416 gauge-wheel kit runs beside the opening discs.

This vector is a communication diagram only. It is not an assembly, maintenance, calibration or safety instruction.

Air-seeding systems

One-pass capacity, separated into two clear choices.

AS-36 prioritizes transport balance. AS-50 adds width and seed-cart volume for longer field runs.

Fictional air drill and cream seed cart parked on a clean apron beside a dark farm shed

Model	Working width	Cart capacity	Minimum power	Service opener
AS-36	36 ft	230 bu	210 hp	PRT-1008
AS-50	50 ft	310 bu	285 hp	PRT-1008

Distribution architecture

Central manifold, visible primary runs and grouped secondary hoses make the fictional material path easy to read.

Selection cue

Choose width and capacity together; confirm transport, ballast, hydraulic and terrain requirements in any real system.

Close low view of a heavy fictional disc implement cutting through wheat stubble

SECTION 03 / PAGES 12-15

Ground tools

Shape residue and soil with an explicit depth strategy.

Offset disc, vertical-tillage and spring-harrow concepts organized by width, depth band and power.

DX offset disc

Two widths. One aggressive ground-tool family.

DX concepts use paired gang geometry for primary residue mixing in this fictional line.

Depth band3-8 inIllustrative

Model	Working width	Depth band	Minimum power	Bearing hub
DX-18	18 ft	3-8 in	125 hp	PRT-1214
DX-24	24 ft	3-8 in	210 hp	PRT-1214

Gang sequence

Selection logic

DX-18 pairs to CR-125 where transport width leads.
DX-24 steps to FR-210 minimum-power reference.
Both use fictional PRT-1214 sealed bearing hubs.
Depth is a catalog band, not a field setting.

Soil, moisture, residue, slope and travel speed materially affect any real tillage outcome.

Finishing systems

VT for vertical action. SH for a lighter final pass.

VT-30

Vertical tillage / 30 ft

A shallow 1-4 inch illustrative depth band with a 210 hp minimum-power reference.

Working width: 30 ft
Depth band: 1-4 in
Minimum power: 210 hp
Hub: PRT-1214

SH-40

Spring harrow / 40 ft

A broad finishing concept using a 1-3 inch illustrative band and 125 hp reference.

Working width: 40 ft
Depth band: 1-3 in
Minimum power: 125 hp
Frame: Five-section

Choose by outcome

DX mixes and levels more aggressively. VT describes shallow vertical action. SH describes a lighter residue distribution and finishing pass.

Model	Tool type	Width	Depth	Minimum power
DX-18	Offset disc	18 ft	3-8 in	125 hp
DX-24	Offset disc	24 ft	3-8 in	210 hp
VT-30	Vertical tillage	30 ft	1-4 in	210 hp
SH-40	Spring harrow	40 ft	1-3 in	125 hp

Comparisons explain this fictional catalog architecture only; they are not agronomic recommendations.

Adjustment concept

Depth, angle and finishing pressure - shown as three independent decisions.

Depth reference
Illustrative cylinder/stop relationship; not a setting procedure.

Gang angle
Opposing disc directions clarify the fictional soil-flow concept.

Finishing pressure
Rear-tool pressure shown as a separate field decision.

No operator should use this page to set, service or operate equipment. Real instructions would require model-specific manuals and safety controls.

Fictional self-propelled sprayer with long booms crossing a yellow canola field

SECTION 04 / PAGES 16-18

Crop care + hay

Cover the field, then gather the season.

Two sprayer widths and two baler formats complete the fictional field cycle.

FS field sprayers

Boom width and tank volume move together.

FS-90 is the compact option; FS-120 adds width, liquid volume and a higher power reference.

Shared partPRT-4408Nozzle body

Model	Boom	Tank	Minimum power	Service SKU
FS-90	90 ft	1,000 gal	125 hp	PRT-4408
FS-120	120 ft	1,200 gal	210 hp	PRT-4408

Planning questions

Field size and headland geometry
Liquid volume and refill distance
Transport envelope and route
Tractor hydraulic demand
Nozzle body service stock

No application rate, chemical compatibility, drift control or regulatory compliance is stated.

Hay systems

Two bale formats, one clear service family.

HB-55 makes a 5 x 5 ft round-bale concept. HB-34 describes a 3 x 4 ft large-square system.

Fictional large square baler following a tractor through golden windrows at sunset

Model	Type	Bale format	Minimum power	Pickup tine
HB-55	Round baler	5 x 5 ft	95 hp	PRT-5510
HB-34	Large square baler	3 x 4 ft	210 hp	PRT-5510

HB-55 / flexible field handling

Lower minimum-power reference and a round format for straightforward movement.

HB-34 / dense logistics concept

Large-square format aimed at stack geometry and repeatable transport planning.

Overhead arrangement of fictional agricultural disc, bearing, hydraulic couplers, seed meter, gauge wheel and fastener kit

Parts + service

Identify by system, then confirm by model.

Nine fictional SKUs cover the most visible service families in this catalog. The prefix PRT indicates a Prairie Iron service item; the four digits identify the item family.

PRT-1008

Disc opener assembly

PR + AS seeding families

PRT-1214

Sealed bearing hub

DX + VT ground tools

PRT-2030

Seed meter housing

PR planter family

PRT-2416

Gauge wheel kit

PR + AS-36

PRT-3102

Hydraulic coupler pair

All fictional families

PRT-4408

Boom nozzle body

FS sprayer family

Images show original AI-generated fictional components. They are not accurate depictions of real replacement parts.

Seeding + ground-tool parts

High-contact parts, grouped by the work they support.

SKU	Part	Group	Illustrative fitment
PRT-1008	Disc opener assembly	Seeding	PR-8 / PR-12 / PR-16 / AS-36 / AS-50
PRT-1214	Sealed bearing hub	Ground tools	DX-18 / DX-24 / VT-30
PRT-2030	Seed meter housing	Seeding	PR-8 / PR-12 / PR-16
PRT-2416	Gauge wheel kit	Seeding	PR-8 / PR-12 / PR-16 / AS-36

Fitment is a verification step

Model code alone is never sufficient in a real parts workflow. Production serial range, configuration and assembly revision would also be required.

This fictional catalog intentionally omits real serials and ordering capability.

Visual inspection cue

Compare mounting pattern, diameter, offset and connection style before any real order.

Inquiry cue

Provide model, serial range, affected assembly and a clear photo of the existing part.

Hydraulics + field service

Small service items with system-wide reach.

SKU	Part	Group	Illustrative fitment
PRT-3102	Hydraulic coupler pair	Hydraulics	All Prairie Iron fictional families
PRT-4408	Boom nozzle body	Crop care	FS-90 / FS-120
PRT-5510	Baler pickup tine set	Hay	HB-55 / HB-34
PRT-6812	Loader wear-edge kit	Material handling	LD-42 / LD-68
PRT-7204	Field fastener kit	Service	All Prairie Iron fictional families

3102

Coupler pair

One fictional interface family across tractors and implements.

4408

Nozzle body

Shared service reference for FS-90 and FS-120 boom concepts.

5510

Pickup tine set

Common hay-family service item for both bale formats.

7204

Field fastener kit

Illustrative universal stock; exact grade and torque are not specified.

Important limitation

No illustrated part carries material grade, pressure rating, chemical compatibility, torque value or safety approval. This is a portfolio catalog concept, not service documentation.

Compatibility matrix

A single view of the fictional field system.

Solid dots indicate an illustrative catalog pairing. Open dots identify combinations outside this concept line.

Implement	CR-95	CR-125	FR-210	FR-285
LD-42 loader	●	●	○	○
LD-68 loader	○	○	●	●
PR-8 planter	●	●	●	●
PR-12 planter	○	●	●	●
PR-16 planter	○	○	●	●
AS-36 air seeder	○	○	●	●
AS-50 air seeder	○	○	○	●
DX-18 disc	○	●	●	●
DX-24 disc	○	○	●	●
VT-30 vertical tillage	○	○	●	●
SH-40 harrow	○	●	●	●
FS-90 sprayer	○	●	●	●
FS-120 sprayer	○	○	●	●
HB-55 round baler	●	●	●	●
HB-34 square baler	○	○	●	●

● Illustrative pairing○ Not paired in this concept

How pairings were assigned

Each implement's minimum-power figure was compared with the four tractor power values; loaders use explicit model fitment.

What this does not establish

Real compatibility also depends on mass, ballast, hitch, PTO, hydraulics, tyres, transport rules, terrain and safety systems.

This matrix applies only to the fictional models in this document and must never be used for real equipment selection.

Inquiry + support

A better quote starts with a complete field brief.

Describe the work

Crop, acres, residue, terrain, seasonal window and expected field outcome.

Name the power unit

Model, power, hitch, PTO, hydraulic flow, tyres and ballast.

Confirm logistics

Road route, gate width, storage, loading and service access.

Review fitment

Configuration, options, parts stocking and model-specific documents.

Illustrative quote brief

Contact / operation

Field task / crop

Current tractor / power

Preferred working width

Configuration details

Hydraulic flow / remotes

Hitch / PTO

Transport constraint

Target season

Catalog index

CR power 05 / FR power 06 / Loaders 07 / PR planters 09 / AS seeders 11 / DX discs 13 / VT + SH 14 / FS sprayers 17 / HB balers 18 / Parts 19-21 / Matrix 22

Fictional support desk

fielddesk@prairieiron.example
prairieiron.example
Winnipeg, Manitoba

No quote, availability, warranty or purchase can be provided. Addresses use the reserved example domain.

Large fictional tractor and field implement working into a broad prairie sunrise

Prairie Iron

Equipment / Parts / Field Support

Put the whole field system in view.

Start with the task. Match the power. Confirm the interface. Keep the parts reference close.

Fictional contact

fielddesk@prairieiron.example prairieiron.example

Winnipeg, Manitoba / Canada

Prairie Iron Equipment is a fictional design concept created for Pixorizon. All products, model names, SKUs, specifications, compatibility, imagery and contact details are illustrative. This document is not client work, an offer for sale, an operator or safety manual, an engineering specification, a warranty statement or a certified performance document.