So your plowing a field that has already been plowed??? What's the point? Maybe I'm wrong but it looks to me the field was prepped before hand. This is pretty awesome, but where I come from when you plow a field, it looks nothing like this. But again, this is a cool video, what a setup.
You don’t set up world record attempts under the worst conditions, but under optimal conditions. All requirements to qualify for the attempt and title were fully adhered to.
your right there im a case ih guy the record was set by 2 steam tractors with a 50 bottom plow if im not mistaken 1 steamer alone will pull a 20-23 bottom ive watched it happen so this record dont count
these people dont seem to think when making comments... the land was a perfectly normal situation. probably stood for one season max like most people do when they have land that is of this size for planting. Running around saying things like 'its worked' or they wouldnt do this in clay etc... just shows the thoughtless type of people who are on youtube. I for sure wouldn't plough clay land nor would i plant in clay, let alone buy land that is clay ridden...
It appears to have been disked or cultivated prior to being plowed. I would say that qualifies as "worked" ground, too. I'm not sure of the agricultural norms in your part of the world, but in the US we would typically plow immediately after the crop has been harvested to turn under the residue or to turn under sod. In your case, it appears that all you're turning under is soil. I don't see the point? But there may be one.
It looks like the field is already tilled deeper than they are ploughing !! The plough wheels are sinking into the ground its so soft !! Even the vehicles driving at 1.40 are sinking into the soft soil.
average working depth was 28cm, that's nearly a foot, bout half as deep again as you would usually plough and that "desert" looks like that dense kind of soil that is a heavy drag to me
@peifarmer1 Look at 1' 06". In what way has that been 'worked'. Do you think people who go for world records do them in the worst conditions? All requirements were met by the adjudicators.
how is this considered a record? hes not actually ploughing. the mold mord plough is for turning sod so thats what it should be doing here, this vid is an epic fail
andre leandro if one doing better is your argument then your not mentally competent to understand my issue with the video. its not a matter of doing better or worse its a matter of Case IH bragging about having a record for ploughing, and them not actually ploughing to achieve it. so please choose your words or at very least let the gears between your ears turn enough to knock the rust off before commenting
MrCodythegreat But you say that he is not ploughing why? The images show the field plowed and about 28CM deep, so what you cal plow? Come on i am a farmer i call plow from 16cm with an mototiler with a mouldboard to 1 meter with bulldozer
andre leandro the moldboard plough is for turning sod, stuble down earth up, i to am a farmer and have been ploughing since i could reach the clutch. why I say hes not ploughing is because that field has allready been turned and harrowed to the point where its nice and fluffy, so of course hes going to fly through it at record speed. i want to see him turn sod which is what the plough is for then get a record for ploughing
what i said is by no means rubbish, i made a very valid and correct point, im sorry if you are not quite able to grasp the concept but i will be happy to dumb it down a bit more for you if you'd like. "bullshit" being a lame mans term used by those who cant comprehend the topic in which they are attempting to contribute to. also I have never said i was a better then anybody at anything but i have given my honest opinion with constructive criticism. As for your silly little farmer comment, I have a couple hundred acres of crops in every year also cattle, so yes that qualifies as a farmer, to end off I have a wife, family and farm that im happy with, if thats not a life by your standards then thats your opinion but i am very content with it.
ma nene asta e o mare vrajeala...pamantul ala e discuit inainte, dat cu cultivatorul si plus de asta nici nu pare a fi sol...e un fel de nisip sau ceva..asta sa le-o arate la niste cofetari sau invatatori ca poate aia ii cred,,:)))
@Brooktop68 dont care about no certificate. plowing a field that is worked ahead of time so you can pull the plow faster. do it on sod ground(like normal farmers). the tractor probebly wouldnt haul a plow that big through sod though, i forgot. posers
Now this Gregoitre Besson plough working in Poland on 2000 ha farm with Quadtrack STX 530 and doesn't do the best, because he has got shearbolts safety device. If You don't believe me, write "orka w zaczopkach" in YT or google and watch.
first point: I dont envy anybody who has to set all those furrows. Second point: the soil in Europe is signifigantly different than the soil in the United States. Bring that tractor and plow (plough) here to the U.S. and it will get stuck as soon as the last moldboard hits the ground.
Why worry about soil ecology? When was the last earthworm alive in this sterile plot? But I'd like to see farming practice that found a compromise between high-speed cultivation followed by chemical ferts, and the old time horse and single furrow plough.. The absence of birds indicates sterility; their presence means worms, a few grubs and fertility.
Before modern agriculture with irrigation and fertilizers, this sandy ground was unproductive. It was a moor with a few trees where a few sheep grazed in the winter. Around these fields, it is an artificial forest of pines, now.
case IH playing in the dust.. just the comment what the say about the massey fergusson reccord and no , i am not a massey ferguson fanboy.. I like Deutz-Fahr..
@peifarmer1 Gotta say though. Your comment 'I don't count that' made me laugh. We'd better get straight on the phone to Guinness and tell them to rip up the certificate.
yes its not real "plowing" but TBH there really isn't a tractor that's going to pull that flipping sod or clay. plow might not even stand up IDK. still cool to say we could do that though lol
Bring it to Mississippi in some of the tough Delta black ground you'll stay under the hood it might pull of a 8 bottom plough that's not a record sound like politics involved whatever makes you feel good about yourself plowing ground that has already been plowed to set a world record what is the world coming to
Ok for one you know that the only thing the guy in the tractor is turning it that is litterally all that is going on here nothing else the tractor has ezsteer lets see him do this in a 1980's John Deere 4 wheel drive without computers... hell he wouldn't even know how to start the damn thing and yeah put that thing in some clay and the shanks would rip off that thing so fast your heads would all spin
yeah right! because the rest of the world exists of clay!... No really, this record is approved by guinnes, and he really is plowing. Of course the conditions are good, they are trying to get a world record. They also wouldn't try this if it had rained for weeks. And about the depth: He's plowing 28cm deep, that's the average depth in my country, don't know why he has to go deeper?
stupid. i dont count that. whats the point in plowing a sandy field that has been worked up already. that tractor wouldnt haul that plow in a sod field
Todos quieren batir el récord del massey y ninguno lo consigue No son capaces de igualar los CV al del massey y competir ..para eso el massey es mejor tractor que el casse
Seems pretty simple when the ground is already powder
wow too many professionals on this page
Next up, an eating contest with pre-chewed food.
So your plowing a field that has already been plowed??? What's the point? Maybe I'm wrong but it looks to me the field was prepped before hand. This is pretty awesome, but where I come from when you plow a field, it looks nothing like this. But again, this is a cool video, what a setup.
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well well well :D if u would come to sweden and plough on our Vasbo-clay the case would have to switch to an 5 furrow plough to be able to pull it. :D
@Brooktop68 yeah at 1:06 i would have ran the planter is not plowing if your just flipping dirt not breaking it up
It should only be a record for the biggest plow not the most amount in a certain time period plowed because of the loose ground
That's incredible. Thanks!
In Southern Minnesota, we call this "Blow Sand"
Depends what the definition of ploughing means?
You don’t set up world record attempts under the worst conditions, but under optimal conditions. All requirements to qualify for the attempt and title were fully adhered to.
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your right there im a case ih guy the record was set by 2 steam tractors with a 50 bottom plow if im not mistaken 1 steamer alone will pull a 20-23 bottom ive watched it happen so this record dont count
bel video,bella musica e bel record!
Thats a serious plough they're using..
I’m also a big confused about the depth settings on the front furs on the back plough . Looks like your running shallow to get more speed
that CASE tractor have infinite power X,D
plus they say it in the video
28cm depth
so is not deep, is normal
if you want to preserve terrain
these people dont seem to think when making comments... the land was a perfectly normal situation. probably stood for one season max like most people do when they have land that is of this size for planting. Running around saying things like 'its worked' or they wouldnt do this in clay etc... just shows the thoughtless type of people who are on youtube. I for sure wouldn't plough clay land nor would i plant in clay, let alone buy land that is clay ridden...
It appears to have been disked or cultivated prior to being plowed. I would say that qualifies as "worked" ground, too. I'm not sure of the agricultural norms in your part of the world, but in the US we would typically plow immediately after the crop has been harvested to turn under the residue or to turn under sod. In your case, it appears that all you're turning under is soil. I don't see the point? But there may be one.
bel filmato! ma potrei sapere in che luogo è stata effettuato il record?
It looks like the field is already tilled deeper than they are ploughing !!
The plough wheels are sinking into the ground its so soft !!
Even the vehicles driving at 1.40 are sinking into the soft soil.
Come On! If you want to set a record for plowing then actually plow some ground that actually needs to be plowed. This is a joke.
First of all, try understand whats going on here before comment. Are you over 10? Not.
@@Steen6319 i don't understand whats going on here and i am 56. This is not ploughing to me.
With 28cm of working depth🤣🤣🤣. Yes it's a joke
@@Steen6319 What is going on? Enlighten me. A plowing record is set while plowing tilled ground....sink that bitch into 4 year old sod.
@@alessandrofreda4687 ma sei ita !???
average working depth was 28cm, that's nearly a foot, bout half as deep again as you would usually plough and that "desert" looks like that dense kind of soil that is a heavy drag to me
What next? ploughing air?
@peifarmer1
Look at 1' 06". In what way has that been 'worked'. Do you think people who go for world records do them in the worst conditions? All requirements were met by the adjudicators.
how much diesel did he use?
how many acers
who plants in clay?
how is this considered a record? hes not actually ploughing. the mold mord plough is for turning sod so thats what it should be doing here, this vid is an epic fail
And you cand do better? Why you dont try man?
andre leandro if one doing better is your argument then your not mentally competent to understand my issue with the video. its not a matter of doing better or worse its a matter of Case IH bragging about having a record for ploughing, and them not actually ploughing to achieve it. so please choose your words or at very least let the gears between your ears turn enough to knock the rust off before commenting
MrCodythegreat
But you say that he is not ploughing why? The images show the field plowed and about 28CM deep, so what you cal plow? Come on i am a farmer i call plow from 16cm with an mototiler with a mouldboard to 1 meter with bulldozer
andre leandro the moldboard plough is for turning sod, stuble down earth up, i to am a farmer and have been ploughing since i could reach the clutch. why I say hes not ploughing is because that field has allready been turned and harrowed to the point where its nice and fluffy, so of course hes going to fly through it at record speed. i want to see him turn sod which is what the plough is for then get a record for ploughing
what i said is by no means rubbish, i made a very valid and correct point, im sorry if you are not quite able to grasp the concept but i will be happy to dumb it down a bit more for you if you'd like. "bullshit" being a lame mans term used by those who cant comprehend the topic in which they are attempting to contribute to. also I have never said i was a better then anybody at anything but i have given my honest opinion with constructive criticism. As for your silly little farmer comment, I have a couple hundred acres of crops in every year also cattle, so yes that qualifies as a farmer, to end off I have a wife, family and farm that im happy with, if thats not a life by your standards then thats your opinion but i am very content with it.
I have to wonder whether this record started as a misunderstanding.
What plough is that?
BRAVOOOO!
De apreciat case tractorul
4 likes. Wow dude. Quite an achievement. That was still soil they were plowing. Any farmer should count that.
And we wonder why the youth are unemployed.....
Very nice video. Could do with only diesel music.
Plawfing record?
Ploughing soft dirt ?? BFD!
that aint ploughing, that's turning over sand, come to England and try it.
Where is this?
Département des Landes, Aquitaine, southwest France, Europe, Earth, known universe, surrounded of unknown métauniverse.
ma nene asta e o mare vrajeala...pamantul ala e discuit inainte, dat cu cultivatorul si plus de asta nici nu pare a fi sol...e un fel de nisip sau ceva..asta sa le-o arate la niste cofetari sau invatatori ca poate aia ii cred,,:)))
We have soil like that here!!! ....in grow bags.......in the greenhouse..... we don't plough ours though.
Try that in New England
Now to plant all of that...
@Brooktop68 dont care about no certificate. plowing a field that is worked ahead of time so you can pull the plow faster. do it on sod ground(like normal farmers). the tractor probebly wouldnt haul a plow that big through sod though, i forgot. posers
Now this Gregoitre Besson plough working in Poland on 2000 ha farm with Quadtrack STX 530 and doesn't do the best, because he has got shearbolts safety device. If You don't believe me, write "orka w zaczopkach" in YT or google and watch.
nice job plowing a giant sanbox
first point: I dont envy anybody who has to set all those furrows. Second point: the soil in Europe is signifigantly different than the soil in the United States. Bring that tractor and plow (plough) here to the U.S. and it will get stuck as soon as the last moldboard hits the ground.
Trecker sind wie Kirschen. Die dunkelroten sind die besten! Case IH halt
you must grow grain or somthing in between corn and soybean crops to add nutrients back into the soil don't ya??
Ale mi tam rekord, jedzie plugiem po uprawionej ziemi ...
Tak ma byc
this , like the massey ferguson video is a fucking joke, all this ground was tilled and preped beforehand,
793.6 acres
Actually its closer to 793.63 acres still a lot of land :)
@797fcat of course it could and with an even bigger plough,
Why worry about soil ecology? When was the last earthworm alive in this sterile plot? But I'd like to see farming practice that found a compromise between high-speed cultivation followed by chemical ferts, and the old time horse and single furrow plough.. The absence of birds indicates sterility; their presence means worms, a few grubs and fertility.
Before modern agriculture with irrigation and fertilizers, this sandy ground was unproductive. It was a moor with a few trees where a few sheep grazed in the winter. Around these fields, it is an artificial forest of pines, now.
well the stones would put a hold on the there. my challenge is North Carolina.
Anybody want to convert that into acres?
Wstaje rano ,a ojciec do mnie leć lemiesze zmień :D
Wow, he was flying threw that!! RED POWER
try that in undisturbed old sawed
If it had prepared so that's how it is and makes record
Myes.. Now if they used a real plough like Lemken it would have been ploughed instead of messed around
''average working depth 28,4 I thinks that's quite much to take ;)
1 foot 6 inches!?
Big deal here in australia we had a machine called the acre master which did an acre a minute beat that
@dannyksp1 u're right ,they almost fool me :P
case IH playing in the dust..
just the comment what the say about the massey fergusson reccord
and no , i am not a massey ferguson fanboy..
I like Deutz-Fahr..
321.17 hectares or because I'm English 793.61 acres...
@peifarmer1
Gotta say though. Your comment 'I don't count that' made me laugh. We'd better get straight on the phone to Guinness and tell them to rip up the certificate.
I'm INDIA very good form
yes its not real "plowing" but TBH there really isn't a tractor that's going to pull that flipping sod or clay. plow might not even stand up IDK. still cool to say we could do that though lol
lol that was a long time ago
com a terra gradiada jah ate meu trator puxa un tl75, ponha essa porra numa terra dura pa ve se puxa nessa velocidade
put that thing in REAL ground
cool
i grow potatoes, so i think ill keep my plow. no till is for the birds
Bring it to Mississippi in some of the tough Delta black ground you'll stay under the hood it might pull of a 8 bottom plough that's not a record sound like politics involved whatever makes you feel good about yourself plowing ground that has already been plowed to set a world record what is the world coming to
hey look its the kids sandbox
Ok for one you know that the only thing the guy in the tractor is turning it that is litterally all that is going on here nothing else the tractor has ezsteer lets see him do this in a 1980's John Deere 4 wheel drive without computers... hell he wouldn't even know how to start the damn thing and yeah put that thing in some clay and the shanks would rip off that thing so fast your heads would all spin
try it in wet Midwest gumbo
in upper austria you cant do it either ;)
YA RIGHT BIG DEAL THE PLOW SHEARS WOULD HAVE BROKE IN TWO OR BENT INTO PRETZELS PLOWING THE SOIL I FARM..
I came here for a different type of plowing, boy was I way off
Když už to má před oraný to se mu to jede ale na strništi by byl v háji
It would be a close race with my 1070 pulling a 4 bottom in furrow Melroe
I think the 377 likes vs 34 thumbs down shows the over whemling majority "Like" it. slán
yeah right! because the rest of the world exists of clay!... No really, this record is approved by guinnes, and he really is plowing. Of course the conditions are good, they are trying to get a world record. They also wouldn't try this if it had rained for weeks. And about the depth: He's plowing 28cm deep, that's the average depth in my country, don't know why he has to go deeper?
now go for virgin soil and then post another like this
Stop moaning about it! It's truley amazing thing that they did. If you think that you can do better then do it but i bet you can't!
fuck yea Red Power u notice Johndeer never attempts any records!!!!!!!!
andrew John Deere broke this exact record in 1998, with a 9400 and a Kuhn plow.
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sand ... :O
its boys land
stupid. i dont count that. whats the point in plowing a sandy field that has been worked up already. that tractor wouldnt haul that plow in a sod field
Imagine if someone got in his way. Hell no he any stopping!
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Todos quieren batir el récord del massey y ninguno lo consigue
No son capaces de igualar los CV al del massey y competir ..para eso el massey es mejor tractor que el casse
Why do they use already worked ground? That's bull shit.
If your gonna do it do it right
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Ok yo all smarta--es, go break yourself a record on Heavy clay.
Or try break a speed record for bicycles against the wind upphill on a snowy day.