For sure

For sure

Yeah love that thing Disk, rips then smooths back out making it easier to handle in the spring

@@iversfarms I seen them at the farm equipment show in Louisville last winter but never used one in the field. The big one is a 33 foot isn't it? I have a 9620 JD with duals all the way around that is 620 HP and I have a 9630 JD on tracks but only has 540 HP. I wonder if I have enough HP to pull it with my 9630 Tracks and I wonder if I have enough traction with the 9620?

@@americasdream1265 I was thinking 26 foot was as wide as they made the ripper but could be wrong. I’m sure your duels would be fine and the other tractor will pull it. Just might have to pull it slower and or shallower

Thank you

Thanks for that and I’m happy you like them. Sorry I missed your comment somehow

Thanks

We sound pretty similar We had two rippers dueling in a field but didn’t get any video of it. We mostly use those on rutted up stuff or corn on corn

Thanks for watching and I’m glad we can bring a little piece of home to you

Thanks the John Deere was my favorite to plant behind this spring

Thanks

I’ve been hearing a lot about the deglmans We tried to get the kinze for a demo a couple years ago but couldn’t ever get one

Yeah need to get that set up

Hey Brian, just to let you know, dealers are required to do so many demos a year. Especially Case and JD. All you have to do as a customer is ask. its the same thing as a test drive for a car. dealers would rather have a customer try the rig out if it increases the probability of a sale.

@@Faollord I know that as I came from the turf industry

A lot of people seem real happy with their Degelmans it must be a good one

@@iversfarms I know Mike Mitchell in Canada has good things to say about Dengelmans. Never ran 1 personallly.

@@marshalloutdoors1791 I might have to check them out

Me too

Thanks, just time consuming, so any motivation helps.

@@iversfarms I have one combine and it is smaller than any of yours and I am the only person that runs it and I do all of the planting so I know you have a lot more acres than I do lol. There is no way I could ever put out a video like you do. I plant 2800 acres of row crops and that is time consuming even if it is not anywhere near what you do.

@@americasdream1265 o yeah you are doing a great job from the sound of it

Yeah it’s going to be good and sloppy next week

Yeah I’m wondering if the blades are too angled for heavy residue

I was going down the road with our kwik till and a wing cradle broke off because the weld didnt penetrate at all😂

Check out the new Landall HSL, I think they might be the best.

@@iversfarms The settings are were not correct for the JD tiller. the depth was set too shallow, and the disks were angled a little too steep. I do like the Case dual wheel set up.JD's automatic settings on their tractors when paired with a JD tiller, make the tiller perform much better. I honestly can't say that Case's software likes JD.

@@iversfarms Also, if you ever want to demo JD stuff, just ask the dealer. if you didnt know. Its free to ask :)

Definitely

Yeah both good companys We were all Deere growing up and we started switching over when I was in college. I couldn’t believe it at the time and we’ve went back and forth since then

Picky hunter

20 inch on the eco till Probably around 8-10 on the disk ripper

Yeah has the implement steer on it Looks straight behind it. Made a bunch of adjustments on aggressiveness never did get it real smooth Works great making it track around curves

Good to hear from you mate 😎 I had heard that and wondered if you’d comment. Do you have any problem with the back gang balling up? 41ft is the biggest we can get them here

@@iversfarms Hi mate..😉 Of course I'm gonna comment, it's Australian made of course..😄😅 Got to say we don't have too much problem with the rear gang plugging up, in saying that we occasionally have a plug ( once in a blue moon..😅). If it's gonna plug, it'll be in wet heavy clay soils with high residue, but this is pretty normal for any disc tillage unit.

@@troyadamswaymarfarm5224 10-4. If we have any problems this spring I may give you a shout

@@iversfarms any time, I'll be watching your videos anyways..😁 Great channel, wishing you guys all the best. You won't be disappointed with that CASE high speed tillage unit..😎

@@troyadamswaymarfarm5224 sounds good

Yes the jd was my favorite thing to plant behind this spring compared to the mulch finisher and field cultivator we have. No compaction issues this year that I noticed anyway We ran turbo tills for years. Mostly in the fall. If it was a little wet I didn’t like them in the spring but really liked them in the spring when it was good and dry.

@@iversfarms thank you for the info! Great videos this fall! If you ever want to chat about strip tilling let me know. We have been doing it about 17 years and have trialed many different setups with a lot of research behind it.

I know right. Travis has gotten several over the years so he’s pretty picky

That may be the problem but it was new this spring so if they wore that quick that’s a whole other problem

@@iversfarms depends on the ground. We are mostly clay but sandier and gravelly soil will really wear those blades down. I have a buddy who had three exact same disc as us but they swapped blades 3 times before we ever had to swap once, big difference was they farm in very gravelly ground and it's just harder on equipment.

@@LeFloop I hear that. grandpa farmed on clay and when he’d change shovels his sand farmer buddy would come get his used ones to use

We only run the rippers on stuff we think is compacted or is going to be corn on corn. We run the high speed disk in the fall(use to be turbo tills) mostly in stalks that will be planted to beans. To start breaking down the stalks, work in the fall applied fertilizer and smooth it up to make it easier to handle in the spring. On most we will hit it again with it in the spring but shallower or use a field cultivator or mulch finisher. Sometimes we will it some of our thick dirt with it twice in the fall and just plant into it in the spring. We also ran it in bean stubble this fall in the river bottoms so it doesn’t all wash away in a flood which is pretty common for us in the winter. They are good for minimum tillage that can cover ground fast and stay in front of the planter. Different tool for a different job from the ripper IMO.

Thanks, 630 Which is the field that the two high speed disk were in

@@iversfarms That is a nice 630. The case gets my vote for the high speed. Do you plant into this in the spring or do you need to till one more time ahead of the planter? Good video! Good explanations.

@@justincase2830 lighter soil will get hit again and the heavy soil we’ll just plant into it

@@iversfarms ok, thanks

I agree and excellent research. I’m a little worried about the rear blades being too angled on the case for not letting excess trash through but time will tell

The comparison was not accurate, the JD tiller didn't look like the depth was set right. Also, I dont know about case's tech playing with JD, but on a JD tractor there is automatic depth adjusting tech. Apples to apples, it should have been red on red, and green on green.

And the blades needed replaced

They are both fine machines with advantages and disadvantages over one another but I prefer the quad

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I like case but they are both excellent

do you think that the JD tiller underpeformed cuz it was not on a green tractor? case tech was designed to be on other case impliments. Same with JD. Yes, the equipment with "work," but they wont show off unless set up right on the platforms they were engineered for. I've done a similar demo on my folk's fields, but it was the other way round. green tractor and red till, vs green tractor-green till. i got similar Red results, but the Green peformed pretty much equal to the Red IMO.

No but you are the 3rd person to mention it. Maybe we should

Don’t they make them for case sure looks like it

Sure is, he was pulling it faster. Combination of it pulls easier and the air filters needed changed in the other one. (Our mistake on that)

A lot 8”

Their spreader can adjust down to 60

@@iversfarms must be a spinner spreader because air spreaders won't. I applied fertilizer for 9 years.

@@AndyFromm yes it was

Sure seem to.

K-line has been at it for awhile. If there was any company to buy out, that was it

It was new this spring so I wouldn’t think so but I haven’t measured them

Thanks

Yes sir, we had to wait awhile to get a demo

Sounds like I need to do to a little research on those

😂😂not a bot

Thanks, I’m not partial to any. Whatever gets the job done

No

If you ever get the chance to try one you should they do a fantastic job.👍🏽

@@dilonmcclean4143 LOL Some people JD people just don't like anything that is red and say Case IH on them. I run green tractors and planters but red tillage equipment and combines.

@@dilonmcclean4143 they must, everyone seems to be mentioning them. I guess that’s what you have?

Might have a deal there

@@iversfarms i honestly would if inwas closer to u guys i stay out here in cedar falls ia

@@caliboyz8314 I see, up there in the good ground with 6 foot of top soil. Dad was up there this summer checking out the derecho damage. That was a shame

@@caliboyz8314 I promise to you, that if you go to a farm dealership and asked for info on working for a farmer as a hired hand, you'd get the work within that week. You just have to ask. Farmers rely on either family members to help, or they hire help. Most of the time around here in MT, the farmers pay for international visas for other country's workers. Around here lots of Danish, South African, and Swiss hired hands, cuz most americans don't want to work on a farm year round.

Yeah he got both sizes wrong. Point remains that one is bigger than the other

It gets to 18” pretty fast thought 😂

A lot of people seem to like those

It does look better when they match

Sure can

We’ve been talking about selling them

Can’t afford not to. The jd did a real good job this spring or at least I thought it did. I liked planting behind it. We haven’t had much issues with the quads engine. We did use to have issues with all the tier 4 exhaust stuff but that isn’t much of an issue anymore.

As far as demos go, JD dealers are required by JD to do so many demos a year. All ya got to do is ask your sales rep. you are also right, JD equipment can be used on any tractor, combine, etc. they were really designed to be green on green to really show off. That being said, Case does the same thing.

That’s our biggest one

It depends on your operation. if 650 acres supports your needs (animal feed, hay, finances etc) thats perfect. Most farmers up here in Montana farm 3 to 4 thousand acres to make ends meet. I also know up here we have alot of open land, but there are some insane farmers here that do 10,000+ acres. I also know a farmer who farms 65,000 acres. his goal is to farm 100k.

I’ll have to check it out

True

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I know this the problems with John deere was so bad in the middle of harvest switch to case tractors and combines and new Holland choppers

Ok, I knew it was an Australian company’s product they bought but didn’t remember the name. No doubt about it, lesser known names have a harder time getting on farms

K-Line is a terrible unit. It plugs and doesn’t pull straight.

@@bradhofer4925 sounds like you didnt have it set up right