Thank you. On an unrelated note, because you seemingly have the ear of the manufacturer(s) I can simply offer my opinion here, as a customer of said manufacturers. Between the options when purchasing new equipment as a producer in Alberta, if the difference is between a luxury tractor (or implements) when I simply do not care about luxury, and a tractor (or implements) that have outboard planetaries that I can easily rebuild personally as a mere farmer, with an inline cummins engine that I can work on and rebuild personally as a mere farmer, then this becomes an absolute no-brainer. If I cannot change the oil or fix a stupid software problem as a man who loves the digital computer advantages of that interface, then I'd rather throw that garbage in the manure pile and buy an old Big Bud or Tiger IV etc. I have a few hired men on my farm, and I'd never ask of them that which I'd be unwilling to do myself. But luxury is nothing in comparison to being able to fix my own tractor, or combine, so to speak. Also, in another sense, for four generations my farming family has had blood which remains flowing with John Deere green color lol, to exaggerate, the majority reason being the following. John Deere for decades postured itself as the farmers best friend, and what my 4 great-uncles absolutely love most about John Deere is that they can spend some time in the winter, for sentimental reasons alone, fixing up a 1956 John Deere 820 or 1964 4020 and still go to our local dealership and get parts for it, or still go to a wrecker and get parts for it, and he/they are still able to bring that tractor to better than new working condition. Now, comparatively, a luxury tractor is only luxury for so long, because it is disposable, and for economic reasons it will never be otherwise. Versatile has always had a place in our hearts because they have always postured themselves as being a farmers best friend, producing equipment that is lovably overbuilt and always rebuildable, when or if necessary, by a mere humble farmer such as myself. I hope they never go the route of other manufacturers, who go from being a farmers best friend to being almost their worst enemy. Going from a decades old rightful honest slogan of "We want to make the farmer profitable, because if the farmer isn't profitable, we cannot be profitable" to an implicit slogan of "In the interest of our stockholders, we need to be as parasitic and disingenuous to the uneducauted naive farmers as possible." I hope Versatile never loses their heritage, and roots, and what made them the greatest manufacturer of 4WD's on the planet, all through my childhood. I am not the only farmer who feels/thinks this. Respectfully and with due appreciation.

@@sean3223a Wow that's quite a comment/response on a video. I read the entire thing and like it.

@@farmhandmike - Thank you. I have no intent to be impertinent. Just sharing my thoughts on the subject, please take it for what you will.

Hoosier 6.0 In a field or at a dealership?

Probably just a fluke. I was in the field with 3 different ones last fall in Iowa, Illinois and Indiana and had no plugging issues. I could see the possibility of a rock getting caught just right between two blades though. And I'm sure just like it happening on a regular disk it would plug.

Just a little

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I don't believe so on the Fury.

Both fall and spring according to the Versatile overview vid.

Van Crawford I noticed that too. guess that’s how all dealerships pdi things now, no matter what colour

Not 100% sure but when it was folding out the one tire was carrying a lot of the weight for a bit. I noticed it was low when we were folding it out in the dealers yard but that was before PDI.

Its just a sound effect that is offered in Imovie. I use Imovie to edit all my videos and I believe Big Tractor Power does the same.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jZyWnZSHnLzGhJs.html ^^ watch this link, read comments and replys and click on link in description to answer all ???s

Specs say 10 to 15 hp per foot

8-12 horsepower I believe but a lot depends on conditions and if you want to run 8 MPH or 12 MPH. I have a video coming of this running in corn stalks and they were only running 8.5 because of rocks in the field.

These tractors are built for this.

Russ Kes Yes our European farm has corn yields of 16-90 tons of grain per hectare.And average yield here is 15 tons per hectare.Is this low for you?

Lemken, Horsch....

No

John Deer is the best