This harvester thundering through the field like a beast-anyone who thinks farming is boring, come argue with me! Bet you'll want to switch careers after watching
Hey Mike im from that area thanks for this awesome video and all the farming videos you make love watching all your content when i can and really love the new and improved 9rx this tractor ia mean looking
The machine and water pipe technology you introduced are truly amazing, showcasing the remarkable advancements in your country's agriculture. Thank you for sharing such useful and interesting information!
I saw the John Deere 9RX yesterday for the first time. It was being towed by a semi and it was massive. Seeing one in real life is not like seeing a picture of one.
Back in the 70s and 80s we put in miles and miles of drainage tile using an open ditch wheel trencher. Needless to say it didn't go this quickly and easily. I also noticed the satellite globe on the trencher. How great that is to not only be able to put in drain tile with that level of precision but I'm sure also allows for precision mapping for whatever the future may hold! Consider my mind blown 🤯! Thanks so much for sharing! Oh yeah, that tractor is pretty cool, too! 😂
That is a huge tractor. Your drone shot over the hood into the cab, the operator looked so small and the hood so huge. I think you need a team of men just to open the hood! Great Vid!
I obviously don't have it in my budget to buy one of these, but I heard from a guy smarter than me that the four wheel drive track tractors are some of the least efficient machines on transferring power. Any insight on this?
Mike do you know of any farmers that have ordered one of these bigger 9RX models? Someone that you normally film? Also did they pull any tillage implement while they had this one?
Oh man, I would love to see footage of this tractor pulling a ripper. I think a 13 shank ripper has been struggle for even 640 hp tractors to pull deep. I bet this would have no problem. I wonder if a 15 shank ripper will be produced now?
I’m all for improving fields, but all this tiling speeds up the flow of water. Farmers should be responsible for the damage the water does when it leaves their fields. It’s easy to get the water out quickly so you don’t deal with it. But it really does damage to other peoples property.
@@farmhandmike I guess the concern would be if there is increased speed in runoff on a large enough scale. When the land doesn’t absorb water and hold it then it’s going somewhere. If you add the area of multiple states together it could add up eventually making it to lakes and rivers. Flash floods happen in the west because there is no soil. There may be other consequences we are ignoring.
@@farmhandmike The tiling speeds up the flow of the water leaving the field and causes erosion downstream be 10x worse. We’ve got one field that has the main waterway running through it for the area. All the surrounding flat fields get drained directly into this artery. Since the tile came in the floods are way worse. They come quick and are twice as deep. It’s great from the farmers on the flat fields but their gain is my loss. It’s ripping up my ground. All while there’s sit looking pretty. The damage is done to my ground not theirs. But that’s a rich farmer for ya.
That JD 9RX is one hell of a piece of equipment! Riding in that would definitely make farming fun! Thanks for sharing this video with us Mike!
Trying to pay for it wouldn't be much fun but hooking it up to some big implement and working a field sure would be.
This harvester thundering through the field like a beast-anyone who thinks farming is boring, come argue with me! Bet you'll want to switch careers after watching
🌽 Nothing like the power of a John Deere 9RX 770 in action! That tile plow is no match! 💪🚜 Love watching these farm machines tackle tough jobs!
Hey Mike im from that area thanks for this awesome video and all the farming videos you make love watching all your content when i can and really love the new and improved 9rx this tractor ia mean looking
The machine and water pipe technology you introduced are truly amazing, showcasing the remarkable advancements in your country's agriculture. Thank you for sharing such useful and interesting information!
The new 9rx is one huge beast!😁💪 thanks for the video👍👍
The way you explain the farming process makes it so easy to understand. Keep it up
That 770 is a monster, look how long that thing is!
I saw the John Deere 9RX yesterday for the first time. It was being towed by a semi and it was massive.
Seeing one in real life is not like seeing a picture of one.
This is the one I'm looking forward to!
Back in the 70s and 80s we put in miles and miles of drainage tile using an open ditch wheel trencher. Needless to say it didn't go this quickly and easily. I also noticed the satellite globe on the trencher. How great that is to not only be able to put in drain tile with that level of precision but I'm sure also allows for precision mapping for whatever the future may hold! Consider my mind blown 🤯! Thanks so much for sharing! Oh yeah, that tractor is pretty cool, too! 😂
Awesome to see one really working!
May always successful👍
What a beast !!! Thank you Mike
Wow massive 🐎 power !
Greetings from Germany 👍🇩🇪
That is a huge tractor. Your drone shot over the hood into the cab, the operator looked so small and the hood so huge. I think you need a team of men just to open the hood! Great Vid!
Impressive machine. Hope some day will be able to see it in person? Great video Mike!!!😊👍🏻👍🏻
This tractor was designed to be tile plow capable as well as front blade capable for silage packing and snow removal. Quite versatile
Good video Mike, this is about 2 hours east of me.
3:42 "this tractor is 12.5 in tall"😂
Good video.
I obviously don't have it in my budget to buy one of these, but I heard from a guy smarter than me that the four wheel drive track tractors are some of the least efficient machines on transferring power. Any insight on this?
Love the 12.5inches tall. I think you mean 12.5ft
Good catch
Amazing!!! Really amazing!!!
What’s the point of putting tile in the ground for?
Good for Truland Equipment.Bring it closer to Flora.Please
Mike do you know of any farmers that have ordered one of these bigger 9RX models? Someone that you normally film? Also did they pull any tillage implement while they had this one?
Yes and this tractor will be on a ripper
Oh man, I would love to see footage of this tractor pulling a ripper. I think a 13 shank ripper has been struggle for even 640 hp tractors to pull deep. I bet this would have no problem. I wonder if a 15 shank ripper will be produced now?
Now I think about it, I believe the 830 was pulling a 13 shank at farm progress. And it pulled it at pretty good speed.
Spent 13 years at a golf course putting that stuff in. Not as easily as they do it.
It's only 12.5" tall??? 😂😂😂
The scale model version 😂
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I’m all for improving fields, but all this tiling speeds up the flow of water. Farmers should be responsible for the damage the water does when it leaves their fields. It’s easy to get the water out quickly so you don’t deal with it. But it really does damage to other peoples property.
Yes it makes you wonder. Not just properties but also towns and cities.
I have never heard this before. Could you explain the damage it does?
@@farmhandmike I guess the concern would be if there is increased speed in runoff on a large enough scale. When the land doesn’t absorb water and hold it then it’s going somewhere. If you add the area of multiple states together it could add up eventually making it to lakes and rivers. Flash floods happen in the west because there is no soil. There may be other consequences we are ignoring.
@@farmhandmike The tiling speeds up the flow of the water leaving the field and causes erosion downstream be 10x worse.
We’ve got one field that has the main waterway running through it for the area. All the surrounding flat fields get drained directly into this artery. Since the tile came in the floods are way worse. They come quick and are twice as deep.
It’s great from the farmers on the flat fields but their gain is my loss. It’s ripping up my ground. All while there’s sit looking pretty. The damage is done to my ground not theirs. But that’s a rich farmer for ya.
@@matthewestep6071sounds like you’re just bitter and jealous and looking for anyone or anything to blame to cover up your own failures🤷🏼♂️