I love the 8RX, such a unique looking tractor. I'm running this exact tractor with the tanks paired with a JD 1775 NT in Farming Sim 22 right now, the closest I will probably ever get to one of these horses. 🤣
For some reason the original version had 4 minutes of the cab ride along that did not upload so there was a blank area before the video started playing again. It seemed best to pull the original and post a repaired version. Thank you for watching.
I remember my dad bought a three point field cultivator for the 4020. I remember driving it up to the edge of a field lake. With duals it seemed invincible to getting mired in mud. It just seemed to float like a butterfly and sting like a bee.
Honestly seeing this being a popular setup for the future...do love that all the weight is on them tracks instead of tractor pulling the weight of 16 row planter.
I always loved 3pt hitch planters. Here in Eastern North Carolina most farmers run 3pt hitch striptill combo planters. Usually 8 to 12 row 30, 36,38 inch row spacing. We plant alot of peanuts on those row spacing
His concentration on the planting seems like 100% focus even with all that modern technology…not many farmers left that ran the 4 row corn planters behind their choice of tractors…hope some day they do a video we’re they bring out and old farmer from a care facility and let him ride along
Remembering the days of long long ago,, dad having to work around the little lakes a wet season brings..and then later planting them with beans when the water receded
This area has lots of low spots that hold water through out the year. It has to be an extra dry summer to dry them completely out. It has been an extra wet spring so they are brimming With water.
Love all your videos!! This one is top notch as always. However, one thing I have noticed is most operators don’t really talk with any real enthusiasm. It would be nice to see an operator excited and forthcoming with their experience.
Those tanks do hinder being able to see the planter but helps with compaction. I guess it's a give and take. The 8RX has quite a short turning radius which is a big advantage.
Good question. They are brand new for availability this spring. I expect Deere throughly tested them before release. Time will tell how well the tracks hold up. Typically tracks last 3,000 hours.
hi nice tractor where is this and what planting big field. is this corn or soy bean nd how long does it take to come up. field looks very dry there get much rain there thnaks.
The farm runs everything on a 40ft controlled traffic pass. They seed 30 inch strips of rye in the fall. In erodible spots in the field they seed a solid area of oats to hold the soil.
The operator, mentioned the DAWN Eqpt Co, a very Hi-Tech digital planting system.. The company also has, DAWN Biologic.. With all this equipment, corn prices must be very good.. J, did you bring me back any Lester FF strawberries ...haha
Two questions for you or the farmer- is the new tanks system only on the RX machines or can it be had with the R and/or RT machines as well, and 2- are the two angled steel pieces at each end on top of the planter beam for protection while planting along field edges? Also, did I hear you say to the famer that the RX's are smoother riding than the RT's? I thought you once told me that the RT's still rode the smoothest?
At this time it is only an option for the 8RX. In the video he mentions changes to the axles that were required for the tanks. The tracks help carry the added weight. Maybe in the feature they will look at fender tanks for 8R models.
I could see this rig growing very popular. This is slick !! As always, good job, Jason and thx.
It is a nice planting team. Nimble and compact.
Simply, peaceful!
I've been running 8310rx the last month and it is awesome! The ride is unbelievable, I can't remember a ILS riding that smooth.
They are nice tractors.
I love the 8RX, such a unique looking tractor. I'm running this exact tractor with the tanks paired with a JD 1775 NT in Farming Sim 22 right now, the closest I will probably ever get to one of these horses. 🤣
wow！👍👍👍
This tractor is not only a good looking tractor but that right along in the cab what a wonderfully quiet piece of equipment
Thanks for the re-upload, I was wondering why this video somehow disappeared after it was originally uploaded
For some reason the original version had 4 minutes of the cab ride along that did not upload so there was a blank area before the video started playing again. It seemed best to pull the original and post a repaired version. Thank you for watching.
best setup ever....it just makes so much sense
It is a nice planting team.
The 8rx looks good with the fender tanks and the 3 point planter😉👍
I have been watching all your videos love them.
I remember my dad bought a three point field cultivator for the 4020. I remember driving it up to the edge of a field lake. With duals it seemed invincible to getting mired in mud. It just seemed to float like a butterfly and sting like a bee.
Great vídeo Jason.
Thank you for watching.
U really do a good job of finding different equipment. Thanks for what u do. Enjoyed the video
great video and thanks to the operator for his views and information !
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Honestly seeing this being a popular setup for the future...do love that all the weight is on them tracks instead of tractor pulling the weight of 16 row planter.
It is a nice set up for this controlled traffic farming practice.
I love the 8rx... Even though I'm old school the look of these tractors pull me in.. thx Jason
The 8RX is one very nice tractor.
Pretty much the setup of my dreams.
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Sweet tractor. Nothing runs like a Deere. If it ain't green... It ain't mean!!!
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Nice compact setup.
Thank you for watching. Great to see you on Instagram as well.
I always loved 3pt hitch planters. Here in Eastern North Carolina most farmers run 3pt hitch striptill combo planters. Usually 8 to 12 row 30, 36,38 inch row spacing. We plant alot of peanuts on those row spacing
It is definitely a peanut/cotton country set up. It seems to work very well for this controlled traffic farm.
His concentration on the planting seems like 100% focus even with all that modern technology…not many farmers left that ran the 4 row corn planters behind their choice of tractors…hope some day they do a video we’re they bring out and old farmer from a care facility and let him ride along
Neat rig.
It is a nice planting team.
I wanna ride on that little step platform on the back :3
Awesome Video Buddy!!
The fender tanks are neat upgrade.
Damn that thing looks sick!
It is a nice planting team.
Remembering the days of long long ago,, dad having to work around the little lakes a wet season brings..and then later planting them with beans when the water receded
This area has lots of low spots that hold water through out the year. It has to be an extra dry summer to dry them completely out. It has been an extra wet spring so they are brimming With water.
Awesome outfit 🌽🌽🚜🚜
It works very well.
Love all your videos!! This one is top notch as always. However, one thing I have noticed is most operators don’t really talk with any real enthusiasm. It would be nice to see an operator excited and forthcoming with their experience.
Parabéns like like 👍👍👏👏👌👌🚜🚜🚜🇧🇷
Thank you Paulo.
Awesome video like always
Thank you for watching.
@@bigtractorpower I greatly enjoy your videos. Grateful you are out there making them
Amazing
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Good video.
Thank you for watching.
Those tanks do hinder being able to see the planter but helps with compaction. I guess it's a give and take. The 8RX has quite a short turning radius which is a big advantage.
I'm curious as to if the tanks add any extra wear & tear on the rear tracks or road wheels?
Good question. They are brand new for availability this spring. I expect Deere throughly tested them before release. Time will tell how well the tracks hold up. Typically tracks last 3,000 hours.
hi nice tractor where is this and what planting big field. is this corn or soy bean nd how long does it take to come up. field looks very dry there get much rain there thnaks.
neat no-til plan, looks like strip planted oats or rounded up rye
The farm runs everything on a 40ft controlled traffic pass. They seed 30 inch strips of rye in the fall. In erodible spots in the field they seed a solid area of oats to hold the soil.
Love your videos you should come out to our farm; we could both get some good footage.
The operator, mentioned the DAWN Eqpt Co, a very Hi-Tech digital planting system.. The company also has, DAWN Biologic.. With all this equipment, corn prices must be very good.. J, did you bring me back any Lester FF strawberries ...haha
Nice video. what is the name of the system that regulates pressure of the fertilizer.
Two questions for you or the farmer- is the new tanks system only on the RX machines or can it be had with the R and/or RT machines as well, and 2- are the two angled steel pieces at each end on top of the planter beam for protection while planting along field edges? Also, did I hear you say to the famer that the RX's are smoother riding than the RT's? I thought you once told me that the RT's still rode the smoothest?
Afaik these tanks are only on the 8RX. They are shaped specifically for the tracks.
At this time it is only an option for the 8RX. In the video he mentions changes to the axles that were required for the tanks. The tracks help carry the added weight. Maybe in the feature they will look at fender tanks for 8R models.
Wow 639.000 dollar for a 370 hp tractor! Is there still a discount of like 30% or is it close to the final price?
It is the list price. There are discounts and other other costs for gps and other tech.
Can anyone identify the between row crop?
bit of a European feel to this with the 3pt hitch mounted planter..
Back in the old days 3 pt hitch planters is all most used in my area here in the US
Not a big fan of today's technology on the farm.that is a setup that I like.good looking rig.big fan of 3 point .
Why is the tractor running with 2000rpm or more
I do not know.
Certainly gets along at a good pace, any faster and the police will issue a speeding ticket! Regards from Down Under.
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tire on the left side wing is standing
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Lots of water in the low spots.
Yes this is a trait of the Oak Grove area of Kentucky where this was filmed.
This video is creamy
38k for the tanks, omg
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Eff the DEF
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first!
Thank you for your enthusiasm to watch.
if i bought that tractor first thing id do is a DEF delete
Amazing
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