John Deere 8370R Cold Start - Sloan Implement
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- I cold start the 8370R and finish the last of the VTing that I could with the 8370R from Sloan Implement.
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In Texas, farmers always run duels on 30" centers. I had no clue why you would not also as I have not seen your 8235R tire spacing here in the last 30-40 years. We run on the stalks to plant on uncompacted area. The tires are protected by stalk stompers in front.
Talking about the 82 cold starting, have you thought of putting a proheat/espar heater in? I mean the 82 doesn't start much in winter, but we have them in a bunch of our equipment, well worth the 700 bucks and really only take an afternoon to install if you know what you're looking at. Also has the benefit of your throwing heat instantly in the cab on startup. And no extension cords all over the yard!
The camera work in this video was awesome
"We got a lot of things to come before a semi." 10 months later buys a semi! 😂
You'd think they would have a grid heater at least. I don't know much about the new Deere's, but our Case IH Magnum 370 has a grid heater and starts with less than two seconds of cranking at 20 degrees no problem.
I have a New Holland T8 that also starts really easy at cold temperatures
great video! Why dont you change the tirespacings on the 8235R?
Maybe trading in the 82? And then use the fuel savings from the 83 to build upp your economy?
Great camera shots! Did you use heavy duty magnets to mount them to the underside ?
Also are you operating the drone or someone with you?
Keep it up love the channel
what's the advantage of using the vt over the corn stalk chopper?
another great video!
man our challengers start perfect in -20 degree weather they do have a cat c18 engine though
Are all getting a new bobcat are tractor and can you do I tour of one of them
Did u buy it ??
Buy what works for you nobody knows the land or conditions better then you plus higher hp tractors are friggen awesome to drive rip that bad boy across the field buy the larger machinery first go for it ryan
Will you benefit from the Trump tax cuts? I heard farmers will be exempt from some type of tax.
Dude doesn't know shit about his borrowed tractor.
As much as anyone will know after being given ten hours to learn everything about it with no instruction.
How Farms Work it’s not rocket science. The guys that run ours, for the most part, don’t even speak English. We get along great. Put it in full auto, set the speed and ab line, then lock the controls and off they go.
How farms work don't worry about haters. If someone doesn't use something on a regular basis it takes a while to get used to it. +how farms work, that 8370R is very similar to the 8245R, so I believe it didn't take long to get acquainted with it.
Just a note on the tyres comment, wide single tyres are more suited to softer ground conditions as they can operate on lower pressures, the duals are suited to firmer ground conditions which tends to be the case in the US. Agree with your comment about wider roads suiting duals though... Duals would destroy our narrow lanes with mud...
I plug all my equipment in that we plan on using the next day if it’s gonna be that cold just better on the machines easier on the engines. Ether makes me nervous as a last resort I don’t mind it but every time no way
one add to the tirestory in europe:(for example in germany) we are only allowed to drive with ag vehicels under 3 meters width (10 feet) this is the main reason why we have so narrow farmvehicels over here. ;)
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No more starting fluid for me. I stretched the head bolts on two engines. Expensive repairs. I plug them in and always park near an electrical outlet.
Very nice series of programs using the DEMO JD 8370r Sloan Equipment illustrating features and comparisons to other tractors. Keeping your perspective on implement and management decisions is rule 1. Thanks for all of the vids. Merry Christmas Kusters.
does the 8370R have a gas padel im just wondering if you have to give gas with the hand padel thingy?
I totally understand your nervousness on the start up! We park our cars in the shed, but sometimes they still start rough! Another amazing vid! Absolutely loved the drone shots from underneath the 8370R! That was so neat!
Set your speed to 6.2 miles a hour that’s good disking speed
Ryan I sure enjoyed this series and thanks for all the work that you have put into making it.
Ether is a last resort? It can do a lot of damage. Sometimes you have no choice. Block heater is always much better option.
$13/bushel Corn means that Shiny Greene Machine will go up a minimum of 5 x current price.
Do you guys make a pass along your grass strips or do you just left before you go through them
That’s so cool the only thing I don’t like about it is it has DEF
Thanks Ryan, keep up the great work.
I'd rather have more traction. Can always pick a lower gear. - Brad
Did you purchase the John Deere tractor you took home from the dealership to test it like it is 8350 what does on that I see a big tractor with the lows on her at your farm I just wonder if that’s the one that you bought from them or if you bought it thank you
That was just a demo, we sent it back a week later.
*COLD* *STARTTTT!*
How did you make those turning shots at 15:55?
You wanna see wide straddle duals, you should see the tractors around here still running on 40 inch rows in cotton country.... On 30 inch rows, the inside duals are 60 inches apart and the outer duals are 30 inches wider on either side than that, so 120 inches or 10 feet wide overall center-to-center. In 40 inch rows, the inside duals are set to 80 inches apart, and then the outside duals are 40 inches outside the inner duals on either side, so 160 inches or 13.3 wide overall center to center... that's not figuring in the additional width of the tire itself.
We farm on raised beds and on beds you HAVE to have straddle duals and set them to the spacing of the row width center-to-center. Otherwise one tire will be running up on top of the bed and the other one will be up in the air doing nothing over the middles!
The width things is another reason why most European tractors do not have bar axles, or if they do only short ones... most have flange axles that the rims bolt to, unlike US tractors with bar axles that the hub slides in and out for various row spacings. The bar axles would stick out too far past the tires in Europe...
Later! OL J R :)
Next year you should demo a combine!
Came very close this year, but couldn’t get it in time!
Row Crop vs Utility
The Row Crop is the tractor is equipped to handle "row crop" farming. Corn, sugar beets, etc, they are planted at specific row widths and the machines that care for the crop need to be able to drive between and above the rows and in many cases, they need to do it many times, tire spacing is a concern for cultivation, spraying etc.
The utility is generally for the wide range of fieldwork where tire height and spacing doesn't matter like disking, plowing, mowing, planting etc..
Just my opinion as an FS19 player: I *hate* how row crops look, I'd rather have doubles or single wides for better field traction when planting versus row crops.
FS19 doesn't simulate compaction so I go for the wide and/or duals (triples in cases like the famous 747-16V) unless I can use tracks, especially since I use a mod with realistic terrain handling where traction is important though I did learn that you don't use wheel weights to reduce said compaction.
That was a good cold start
Hey Ryan, in Europe we use the wider tires because they reduce ground compaction and you can bring the power better on the ground. Kinda the same reasons why anyone should use tracks. Its better for the ground and soil and thats whats every farmer is living of. Narrow tires are only used for spraying, spreading fertilizer. Good to know for you, EU is supporting ground protection with subsidies so thats why we use that type of tires. ;)
Hope your having a good day, greetings from germany.
Lukas
We put a 2 ft hose loop on one of the remotes to help warm the hydraulic system in cold weather. In North West Texas, our normal winter mornings are 10 to 25 degrees, Below 20 degrees, the 8400's computer stops movement until it is warmed some.
Robert Reznik yeah they are actually recommended on some tractors. They do help a lot not just hydro oil but the engine too. I run mine for a minute or two without it then start the flow slow at 1500 rpm then jack the flow until the engine grunts a bit then let it sit for a bit. That’s what the book says for my 7930. It too doesn’t let you drive at a certain point like yours, and all ivt tractors do that below a certain number. Your 8400 is an e23 correct? I know they don’t offer ivt on the 8400
Our first IVT was the 8235R. Never noticed it not being able to shift when cold...but it might have that feature if very cold. Yes kid, probably the best way to start up an engine is with a light load after the oil pressure is established. The high pressure rail injection is good for not having liquid fuel on the cold cylinder walls to shorten the life of the rings. I seldom idle long as it is not needed once the turbo is cooled.
True. I don’t idle much, just to let the turbo cool off. Mine will not let you into gear, but once it lets you it runs like a champ. That goes for all of the Ivts I’ve ever ran. My first was a 7930. Then gradually all of ours have made the switch. The 6145r the 6150r the 7930 and the 8320r tier 3.
Hi Ryan
I have some questions , maybe you can make a Video where you answer some of the questions of your Viewers .
Which tractor you like more , the 8370r or the NH T 7.315? Do you buy the VT or get it on a other way ? And when you buy a bigger tractor , would you Keep the 8235r for seeding , ... or trade it in ?
Thanks for your Videos and sorry for my bad english :)
This tractor definitely needs to be plugged up at these temps!!! Are y'all buying a new tractor this fall?
Some say to put the cart before the horse, but the cart cant pull the horse. So you have to put the horse before the cart. Those are my words of wisdom for today only 38 more videos and
i am caught up.
The Ivt transmission will have a cold start package and will start hard because below freezing temperatures will have a hard startup
big machine
By far the best video far as camera angles. The photographer in you definitely shows! May I ask where you got the Audio music track from? Would love to listen to it
Europe doesn't do much corn, hence different tire needs. Get an 8 row corn head and sell the 6. Your to hilly and narrow for 12 row............
What's the perk to having an ether system on these tractors even when you have a block heater vs a diesel engine that has glow plugs? My understanding of ether whether it being used on diesel or gas engines can wreak havoc after awhile or the engines become "addicted" to it and won't run without it. Is that some old thinking left over from the old days when nobody thought anything of giving a shot to their 6.9 International IDI in their Ford pickup or does that still hold some merit today?
Hey Ryan! Would you make a video that explains the difference between purchase, basis, and hedge to arrive contracts? Thanks!
How many acres of land do you have.In India a farmer cannot buy land more than 12.5 acres.Farmer with 55 hp is considered as a big farmer.
Hello im just learing about farming, i have a question, is tilling = to cultivating and what is tilling also?
Interesting vid Ryan. Beautiful camera work shows your skills in that too! Merry Christmas!
All I can say is you make driving a tractor and flying a drone way to easy.
Who fly's the drone when your in the tractor doing field work I enjoy watching your videos keep up the great work.
I understand that no till helps with soil conservation. But conversely doesn’t it improve soil quality by tuning the organic matter on the surface under deep?
Ryan have you tried other stitching programs. I love the 360 VR .
The manual mode for the suspension is used for stationary PTO work where you want the PTO shaft as in line as possible
Ryan.. would your 360 camera fit to the drone in any way?... Thanks for sharing....
Do you have sink holes in your no till land or in the till land or both? Just curious to see if there is a difference.
Our neighbors run a normal tire with wide duals just for drilling. It’s a less permanent than just getting a single set of wide tires.
Might ought to check your batteries, on your tractor. My Buddy says sometimes JD puts older batteries on the tractors , and they don't hold out as long as you would expect them too.
Ryan that cool how you can turn the camera like you do!
Do you ever say what the cost is for this one, I'm sure we all would like to know what a tractor like that would round about cost, doesnt have to be exact
You are doing a great job. Your videos are in a A league of their own. You are the king of farming RUclips and everybody else is chasing you thank for your work
Man I can see why that have killer stereos, ac, heated seats and all the other bells and whistles... Need onboard coffee to fight what must be endless fatigue .
You will need bigger storage for corn if you want to sell at a bigger price not when everybody selling his corn
I’ve been wanting to get extensions for our tractor so we could run duels most of the year instead of having to take them on and off. We run some heavy equipment during the winter season and would rather run duels than singles.
I was wondering why don't you just pull the rhino mower and knock the corn stalks down. Seems like it might be a little cheaper to operate then to wear the blades down. Just me thinking out loud thanks for the video have a great day
I prefer to do it on this field since the last time I did it the field ran 70+ bushel beans.
it does make a lot of sense, its not like their going to try to make a transmission worse with each year, that was a pretty new type of transmission with all its electronics and I bet they've done a lot of improving on it in recent years
Lol that's a terrible start, go to a versatile dealer during the coldest time of winter, and it will start better than this Jonny did:-)
Hell yeah. My question about thin vs thick tires has been answered. Thanks Ryan.
Good to add experience from real row croppers driving row cropper machines.
I think a engine that turns over a bit before starting gets the oil up before it fires. That’s a good thing🤙🏻
Very cool camera work, I like to see the nuts and bolts of how tractors work. Good video.
Double check your key switch when starting, my 5095M you push the key in for 20 sec then it will fire up
Great videos I️ have a lot of respect for you all
Is there a reason to keep flashers and beacons on in field operations or do you just forget to switch them off?
Do you keep that new pressure washer in field with you? Tractors are always so clean.
There is no way we can keep ours clean down here!
On our flat ground we vertical till at an angle to the rows. Is there a reason for going with the rows?
Glad to hear expansion is a possibility. I would love to see you all have much more success.
Why dont you give it some throttle while unfolding?
Now since you have a semi what is your next purchase
do you have to pay anything to demo a tractor and how many hours did you put on it
How long are you going to have the 8370 as a demo.
Hey Ryan i whant to ask you why you dont use plow? great video.
What demo do you like better the New Holland or the John Deere ??
Great video. I liked the different view points of the VT.
Educational and visually entertaining. No wonder you have over 120k subs. !
122K
ClayDog that's why I said over
wow i never heard of using ether to coldstart your engine
Hey how farms work you choirs demo a John deer combine
She starts a hell of a lot better than the Massy 7724's do cold
The 8 series looks great with wide tires ruclips.net/video/vQ31WgYXzFw/видео.html
In Norway a tractor can be 2.55 meters wide. (8feet 4 inches ish) i you have duals on, your implement must be wider, but the max width can't be over 3.50m or 11feet 7 inches ish. And there is a stupid law that states that you can't go more than 6 miles from your farm with that wide equipment😆
Lol, none of our 24ft impliments fold and its no problem to get from place to place. We have one 30ft implement that doesn't fold, and it can be a bit of a hassle to move but normally we have no problem.
Beautiful camera angles, even a 'rolling' one.
love the 360 cam, cool prospective
The 360 degree camera work was pretty sweet.
Awesome footage ,love your videos
Nice video Ryan, loved the scenery.
Thanks for the video Ryan. Have good day
Out of curiosity. If farming's profitability sometimes make it hard to have a sustainable living, what is the drive to do it year after year? Love the videos by way. Always glad to see a new one pop up on my feed!
You get to be your own boss, it's the lifestyle that you fall for, no one to tell you what to do, the list goes on.
o dear.....dizziness.....queasy....18:17 to 18:25