Very informative thank you, we've driven quads but never a 9rx so no way of comparing. You on the other hand have first hand experience in very demanding environments. Thanks for sharing!

Nice to see a review from someone who actually uses all the different brands.

Thanks for sharing your candid opinions on your equipment. Very worthwhile to watch!

Another great informative video, thanks Mike. And agree what ever equipment that may work for one may not work for others, and dealers makes a huge difference in what would make sense for you go own and use at your operation.

I like that you don’t bash and give a good comparison and you’re right they all have their pros and cons

Mike, i strongly believe you are from the people you can influence and affect the industry with your straight forward, simple but polite and truthful farmers way. Keep it up!

Great video Mike! Thanks for the comparison. You also had a good message at the end, unbiased judgment is a one of the best ways to make an informed decision on the farm💪

Love your videos, my new favourite watch. Thanks for posting mike.

Yes! Good unbiased review. Just what I expected from you. Nailed it right on the head, what you like or need might not be the same as others. Conditions change, climate, blah blah blah. Excellent job Mike!

Hi Mike, recently subscribed and love the fun and informative vids!! Especially love this one as I've recently taken delivery of a Case 540. We had run a secondhand 480 for five years, but unfortunately let us down the last couple of harvests, so it had to go. Tried a 9RX and a 620 Case. All the points you made I picked up on when we had the demos, so at least I now know i made the right decision, both good machines and we have good dealer back up for both, also my operator preferred the Case and he's the one who's going to be on it all season, so if he wants to be in it, he'll get the most out of it. Shame its not got the fridge, as I dont think my operator is going to want to go home, in fear that someone else will drive it!! Keep up the good work. William from the UK

Amazing watching you. Unbelievable the size of those fields.

Well Mike, as with everything there is good and bad with all equipment. Depends on preference and what works for your operation........not color. It's nice to listen to you as someone unbiased who calls a spade a spade. Love your videos, humor & point of view. Be safe bud!!😁👍

Excellent comparison from the operators perspective, much appreciated video mate 👍👍

Thanks Mike! Enjoyed the ride!

THANKS for the unbiased, head to head, FAIR comparison of the two. Like you, I am looking forward to see what RED has for 2021. Keep up the GOOD work on your channel.

Man it's great to see these honest reviews! You the boss Mike 🍻

Truth be told every tractor preforms differently in different conditions , it all is broken down to what job your doing with the tractor , and yes, each brand ( if it’s case, John Deere, Kubota , Challenger, etc...) all have their pros and cons. It all comes down to1: what you need a tractor to do for you, 2:what type of terrain/climate your farming in , 3:implements your towing/pulling with your tractor,etc... 4: most importantly, what tractor fits your needs the beat for your farm/ plot of land?. I’m not bashing any brand or tractor , just adding in what I personally thing is a good way to sum it all up, I am not a farmer myself,(16 year old teen, wished I lived on a farm/ did farming though) but from what I’ve watched and observed from KZfaq videos on farming, is that every farm has curtain tractor for curtain jobs, there’s no “one tractor does all”. That’s just my personal thoughts though. Also,Mike, keep up the great, I love watching your videos , there very informational and interesting to watch , keep it up

Real good comparison of tractors infield use. Thanks Mike.

I can’t wait to see you in a 2021 Case Quad!

Waited with patience for this one😍

Thanks for the video Mike.. I'm a Case man (I do have friends that run Green) but I do like hearing the pro's and Con's going both ways between Red and Green. I always enjoy your video's..

Another great vid Mike thanks for sharing. The main reason overhead power lines are overhead and not underground is a simple one.... Cost. It is roughly 5 times the cost to put a line underground. Maintenance on underground lines is also a lot higher. Repair costs to an underground cable can be around 10 times the cost of above ground depending on the cable and location. Another consideration is repair times/cost and Upgrade times/cost. Repair and upgrade times and options for underground is considerably longer and way more costly than for overhead. Underground cabling can still break down and has its own risks eg dug up, sheath deterioration . Whereas an above ground line you can see it, you know where it is and is less likely to be damaged by equipment etc. its disadvantage is it is prone to nature and the forces of nature. One other point i noticed you said at times about 3 ft from power lines.... hmmm depending on the voltage of that line the min clearance you should work on to be totally safe is 10feet.. But you can only do what you can do. The main risks in getting so close is arcing risks but am sure you know about that...In fact I know you do as in one of your other vids you were on the back tank unit and were getting close to power lines and you stated "opps getting close to those power lines time to get off this"

Thanks for bringing us along. I still love the laugh. Never gets old

Great video Mike,thank you. Quadtrac driver from the uk

Mike you make such great videos I don't know how you do it !!! Thanks for the BIG red case videos Look forward to more

I do like the fair reviews, and I am a case guy I do do believe they build better 4wd tractors over their competitors. But John deere i think build better smaller tractors. I think for your operation and honestly most operations the pros do out weight the cons by a bunch. But different strokes for different folks. Everyone wants something different in their machines. Thank you for the honest review and I hope you keep doing them to gain us viewers more knowledge when shopping for equipment!

Great unbiased commentary. Hope these manufacturers are listening for the straight skinny on good, bad and ugly.

So Mike, what I’m hearing is one rigs for SHOW and one rigs for GO. A ice box cooler, sound system don’t get the crops in and off the fields. Great review from one who actually uses both, plus your better half’s input to. Great videos. Better get the Millennial Farmer on board 🤣😂.

Sports car vs transport truck - great comparison! Keep them coming!

Good Morning Mike.. Have a wonderful Wednesday 💖 Thank you for the ride 😊

That was one of your best videos nice job thanks for the vids !!

Came to the same conclusions as you switching long term green to red. Price enticed is and the rest is a bonus

I was always a deer Guy but I have learned from you to CK all of them. I use to have farmers around me that were all green or red now I see all different colors. So I learned a lot from you.l haven't farmed ln 40yr I been watching you to learned a lot from you. I'm trying to catch up on technology .

great comparison,,,, i learned a lot about tractors and planters in the last year,,, form zero thanks,,

I agree on The monitor !! I run a 2019 420 Steiger. We run ravin cr7 for our mapping!!

The great thing about watching Mike or other KZfaq farmers, they talk to you in real time. Not an overlay audio commentary from a previous video.

This was quite intersting and pretty cool to see. Thanks for the vids Mike. 😁 And I agree about the colour bashing / manufacturer bashing... every manufacturer has their vision and what they want to make same like cars ... It's the vehicle you need to to the job you want it to do best that you gonna buy... no use buying an axe if you can buy a chainsaw to cut some trees to make a clearing... but for chopping wood for a fire the chainsaw may be a bit overkill... 😉 I love the sounds the farm vehicles make, so soothing 😎 Very informative videos. Learning quite a lot, thank you.

Love the entire video, but pulling hills in any color tractor, is the BEST! Thanks Mike

Hi Mate...🇨🇦..🇦🇺 Totally agreed on the issues of what tractor is the best, our farm has primary run JD's since my grand father's days. We do have a 🌈 of tractors on our farm, each different brand of tractor has a purpose and performs best to its position on the farm. For our big HP heavy pulling tractors we are changing to Versitile DT 610's, we ran one as a demo this planting season, with the HP bumped to 680hp and we're convinced that it's the best suited tractor for our operations.. You gotta get one out there on your farm and give it a shot at the trophy...😁😂 Stay safe..

Great review. I hit like button as soon as I started video.

Brillant video, i was really supprised how well the quadtrac compared to the 9RX

Nice vid Mike ! Like your honesty !

Excellent video, Mike.

Great Video, I hope manufacturers are listening so that they can make better products for farmers

Love watching your vids it's cool to see how different an American farm is to our british farm

2021 should be a good year then, hopefully we'll be getting the new quads in England too.

I agree with you because they ALL have their advantages and disadvantages no matter who makes it 👍

Great to see a review from someone who is not brand bias.

enjoyed the honest pros and cons!

Great content and I fully support the zero colour bias reviews 😜 in a perfect world manufacturers would use these kind of reviews to improve their weaknesses and result in all around better machines.

I like the comment about making a Frankentractor. Everything you want, no downside! // Regarding differing attributes, Mike really does a great analysis with reasons why, not just opinion.

Awesome watching big red pull.. old Johnny and Red both great tractors

Nice to hear a truly non biased opinion. I think our Olivers would get lost up there in them big fields

Really enyoing your videos! Can you give us a little update on the seeding progress? How much did you already plant and how much is left? Is there a Deadline where you have to be ready? Is it common that you dont seed everything because of weather or other "shit happens" moments?

Dang I love this channel! My grandfather used to potato farm in NB they were all red I grew up seeing a 1466 and case magnum 7120!

Looks like a couple new Quadtracks will be arriving for seeding 21 🤗 yeah mamba jamba!

Really hope you try a Versatile someday! I love your unbiased comparisons!

Youll buy a few acres of land for the price of an a/c seat.. For the price of coffee and ice cream every year youll probably also buy an acre. List goes on... Nice review!

Fun ride ..most excellent

Clearly both brands get the job done. Im not a farmer but i think i would go for comfortable seat, visibility and power. Oh...and the one that stays away from the stuck jar as far as possible :)

Excellent review. Its just like comparing computers, cars, appliances, etc. Its not because you own/use an IPhone that Android is garage and vice versa. Every machine/brand out there has their pros and cons. People just need to find the product/brand that mostly fits their needs/desires. Period. Good video

Awesome video's Mike great stuff mate big gear love it 👍🚜

Great customer advice Mike !! When you have time, could you quickly explain how you choose your parralel lines when the filds are not square ? Always nice to follow your journey !

I've personally never ran a case. I think we got a old case combine at work that we get out every once in a while but I've never ran it so it's nice to see the real life experience of one.

sunny some what in north carolina 5/26/2020, crazy u got freezing conditions in the end of may,cant b good fer ur seeds and sprouts.wow just nuts mike .really enjoy ur vids but man ur equipment frickin awesome!!!! mike great comparison vid hope ur munufactors r listening cause u b spillin knowledge today!!

Oh and don’t forget better visibility when hooking up with the case that the Deere

Great review mike

We own a 2014 case 500 quad with a 120 horse chip and def delete and 3 light bars on the cab. We also designed it so we use the John Deere gps

One thing I really like with the Fendt is it has a much better front window wiper. Being mounted from the bottom it gives a big sweep and pushes all the water and mud to the bottom of the window where it continues down out of your vision and not up just for it to run down into the area it just wiped clean. Also when off it tucks away out of your vision. Pretty obvious really. You would think these other brands with their millions of dollars spent on R&D could figure that out. Good reviews Mike. Honest with no sales man spin.

You do really good at dealing with the tractors evenly.

The JDs generally hold their value better. You're spot on with the dealership. What happens if you fail on a hill, reversing that seeder doesn't look easy.

Mike - Great job on your impartial Red & Green Quad comparison video, very educational. I agree with your main point: Dealer support/warranty is the primary driver. I like the way that you present pros and cons of each color. Every color has a plus and a minus, the ideal machine doesn’t exist. Questions: 1) How would a triple tire 620 Case Articulated compare to the Quad in traction and cost? 2) Regardless of machine color how well do tracks wear compared to tires (time/miles/hours) and generally, what is the cost difference to replace a track belt vs a tire. Thanks for taking your time to make the video - keep um coming

I completely agree with you that every tractor doesn't work for everyone. Your huge machines wouldn't even get into my yard. I like your channel for the fact that you tell bad things about all brands and do not play favorites. My preferable brand are JCB Fastracs that wouldn't work for you since they top out around 300 hp. They might be useful as sprayers because of ride comfort and speed but that's it.

Great review. Alsome video. Thanks

The dust, the filters. All those years ago, on the intake tubes, we had something called Turbo II (2) pre cleaners. They had blades, like a turbo, that spit out the dust. Before, you were cleaning the filters on your 525/50 every two days. After installing, why you could two weeks.

Best so far !!!! Case 👍🇳🇴🐑😎

I'd like to see a comparison between the Case the JD and the Versatile. The later is usually priced quite a bit better from what I've seen so kind of curious on the quality of the machine.

Good video. I think case has always had an edge over deere w pulling power and I love the shifting and right hand control that you rarely have to take your hand off of.

I dig the pros n cons ..love em. As much as i prefer green i do agree red has a better seat shifting and fent with the lights. Wpuld be prretty cool if all 3 had fbe same pros etc etc engineers take notes from mr Mike here. Hahahah. Scott -Good Farms 🚜 NJ

You DEFINITELY have to plan in advance for Sask Power to raise the lines as we had our “Double Pole” set up raised over 20’ and they put the numerous poles in over the winter & early spring but the actual lines were not FULLY RAISED which required extending the lines till after the following harvest.

New subscriber but you already have me listening for the ticking...lol! Great comparison!

Just found your videos they are brilliant

Awesome video. Great explanation. ✔✔✔👌👌👌

great reviews mike.

Have you thought of or looked at the Fendt/Challenger twin track? Great videos!!

Mate I love your videos! I wish we had big gear like this down here in New Zealand ! Love all your videos bro

Damn Mike, every time I see a John Deere now I hear you say Johnny Popper. :) Fuel tank is light weight on the Johnny Popper.

Have you ever thought about trying out a Versitile? They are basically made next door to you in Winterpeg.

19:00 - you earned your upvote. Thank you so much for that comment!

84 feet of tool... A grain cart that can hold a semi load of seed, HEAVY is an understatement!!!!

mike your crazy lol, drive-through a wet bit of land with Johny popper seeding, I Luv Ashton

I think I choose the Case because of the transmission and the traction up the hills and the fuel economy the comfort is better on the field is always a +.

Heads at Deere and CaseIH will be paying attention to this field performance comparison. 👍 - Doug in Iowa

I enjoy watching your videos you don't hold back. You tell your opinion and don't suck up to anybody except maybe Assley. Ha ha keep up the great videos.

Awesome review! I chose green because there are 4 dealers within 30min. Still not worth it. I can order all my parts online and get quicker better service. Lol I wouldn’t let them touch my equipment if you paid me.

I enjoy your videos, farmers feed the world

Hi Mike I do agree with Jay C. Well said Jay C I like it GOD bless.

Nice,highwaysteps on your old red!;-)

Love your channel Mike, being a farmer was my childhood dream so I'm a retired software engineer living vicariously through you and others. Just wondering if you do anything to protect your hearing hours running machinery can take a toll. From an old man wearing hearing aids 😆

Good info....enjoy your vids...