The Challenger MT800 is a great tractor. I am very impressed by them.

The Fendt 670 is a cool tractor too, very smooth and a great gearbox, looking forward to seeing it being put through its paces.

Thank you for watching. These are fun to film.

The MT800 series are solid tractors.

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Thank you for watching.

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Billy is full speed ahead. I have watch him plow with a Ford 861 at the same speed 😁👍 I think the farmers can always add more detail than I can from the specs.

😁👍👍. Full speed ahead.

This farm disks this year in 2021 and then V Rips in fall 2022 18 inches deep to break compaction. It’s been a good tillage rotation since 2003.

Full speed ahead.

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Me too

It is an impressive tillage tool. One of the best I have come across.

Thank you for watching. The MT800 series was a solid design from 2001 to 2020.

I love to see that dirt fly!!

They are one of the best tillage implements I have come across.

one of them

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@@bigtractorpower i was told you'd be reporting from the Planet Mars by now! Huh. Wonder where all that money went..

Thank you. I have another one from this farm where they disk the 1,200 acre field

Thank you for watching. The farn runs three Deere R4045 self propelled sprayers with 120ft booms. They also have a Haige STS12 for corn fungicide.

Wow very cool. Let them know I like their equipment. I hope we see more in the United States. I definitely want to film and feature it.

I have not filmed a JCB yet. I sure would like too. Please email me at toytractortimes@gmail,com

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They are a great family farm to visit. Always on the move.

They really turn the soil well.

Usually a 600 HPEngine doesn’t sip, it guzzles fuel, cheers.

@@gerryspang5917 "not if it's a bulldozer." Just look at the lack of complexity as well! "The weight *IS* the Vehicle." Oddly enough I think Bobcat is coming out (has already?) with a "miniaturized version" for obviously any use whatsoever but of course farm use as well. With no more than 4 miles an hour as necessary and full autonomy now in the field the days of needing an actual "tractor" for large crop mere agriculture work looks numbered to me. Plus you can buy 3 Gleaners for the price of one John Deere now so good luck being John Deere in the USA at the moment. Hopefully there will still be some wild sage brush left in the USA once this "going green is good!" insanity runs its course! Long $bynd Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods which will go public next Year. "Alaska will be making veggie burgers for the entire Human Race." And the pickle, lettuce, cheese, tomato slice, sauce etc. Long $mcd McDonalds Strong buy Long $ko Coke Long Mondelez The list at the moment is truly endless at the moment and all because of a revolution in logistics...the biggest since the creation of the New York Central Railroad. Maybe bigger.

Very cool. I have a pair of 455s filmed. One is on a 4755 and the other on a 4850.

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in the middle of swapping is my guess. were going to agco but we have some older john Deere and the best tractor ever 1486s hanging around

Yes. Billy and his brother own the farm.

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No it can go in until early December.

The Fendt 1167 MT will replace the MT875E on the farm.

@@bigtractorpower I love these big 2 tracks when they're set wide. They look so powerful. Very interesting to see the new Fendt with the CVT... we get very little of these tractors here in the UK unfortunately. BTP feeds the addiction for these machines... Thumbs up from England!

@@bigtractorpower can't wait to see it out on the farm. Great video as always BTP. Thanks

Yes I just featured no till wheat seeding last week into corn stalks in this video m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pLd6hbxyvt-wg4U.html The first no till field ever was planted in 1962 5 miles from where the Challenger was working. No till is big here in Kentucky.

Yes it is. They crop 33,000 acres. 11,000 of wheat, corn and double crop soybeans. Billy and his brother are the owners.

The MT800 series are nice tractors.

Yes. They crop 33,000 acres. I have their soybean harvest posted in my newest video tonight.

@@bigtractorpower how many tractors does he have?

In order to break down the residue and return it to the soil the disk flips over the corn stalks to bury them and create a new seed bed. Corn stalks can cart disease that will hurt the wheat being planted so the farm clears the field before seeding.

This farm has 3 Deere 9620RX with 34ft Wisheks also disking and 4 9420Rs 26ft Wisheks. They were in a 1,200 acre field the day I filmed this. The 9 tractors disk 11,000 acres together. Using the same GPS pairs then together.

@@bigtractorpower Makes sense , I commented before I saw he also ran Deere's 😅 , tho here in UK I see lots of newhollad , JCB , fendt etc but all have a Deere GPS put on , even if they don't run Deere's , wonder are they more accurate 🤔

Yes.

Fendt has had CVT since the 1990’s. I have not heard anything bad about them. I have heard IVT has some issues.

Herb, Agco should have stayed with Offering the Powershift as a Option just like every other Manufacturer has, those Powershifts have been Bulletproof Transmissions for 45+ Years. Agco has Lost A LOT of Customers over the years and Killed A LOT of Tractor Brand Names and Models. Soon the Only Names that will be left will be Fendt, Sunflower Tillage, and maybe Gleaner Combines & White Planters. Can’t forget their Bread & Butter GSI Grain Handling Moneymaker.

@@taylor11089 you really don’t know as much as you think you do 😂

@@fendtisking2825 Please Explain, this should be interesting!

They run 5 combines. You are looking at about 2 bu an acre in volunteer corn from S790s.

It’s impressive. I have seen it work under 10ft talk Johnson grass equally as well.

It is very much like a plow.

Why is there always that one piss ignorant muppet that brings politics into everything?

@@gregjames5070 You want the government to plough you under.

Yes. No irrigation.

bigtractorpower that a blessing

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