Mike,how does the 580 pull compared to the 1167 & JD620,on hills and all drill implements in the ground?

Mate we spoilt

Yes I never seen a cab till I was out of high school and they were very crude at best compared to now. Exceptionally noisy made good noise boxes I have no hearing to verify that.

Ditto to the above comments, the cab on my 1486 was like a freezer in the winter and so noisy it gave ya a headache

Yes the cabs were crude when they first came out cold in winter and hot in the summer but they were better than the old winter fronts which were open in the back but I had too work with these auto steer machines that was half the fun of doing field work was taking pride and seeing how straight you could keep the rows I would be bored too death just riding along not really having anything to do

We had a WD, used mostly on the hay baler. 👍 Tractors (farm machinery) has changed a lot since then.

I hardly ever have to adjust the flow of the hydraulics. Only when I start in the morning at it’s a little thick I have to adjust it ahha

Frederic1542 says, Mike, a beautiful tractor and a big seeder well equipped with a GPS and that's good.

That’s exactly what it is. BS. No farmer in the world is going to attempt to fix a $1.3 million tractor themselves. John Deere has every right to keep their software proprietary. Unless they start requiring a credit card swipe to take off the oil filter “right to repair” is a non issue

It’s somewhat what you’re used to tbh. It helps that they have 60% market share. If you’ve actually tried and used all the different products then you’d realize they’re not that far ahead, it’s just confirmation bias

John deere by far has the best gps and operation center program don't want to go without it

@jacobl1657 I own 3 different kinds of tech for equipment, for 20yrs straight noone beats Deere,not case, not ag leader, not raven. but, Im a fan and owner of other colors, 1586 Ih was a tractor that I put 10,000hrs on, and I sidress corn with a Ford even now...lol. I here you though.

How did they do it without gps and giant tractors and equipment not that long ago?

@@jawick farms weren't that big back then

Me to

We do have very hardy winter wheat varieties, but no commercially available winter canola varieties as of yet. For the most part, our winters are too dry and cold

The amount of fertilizer going down regarding seed safety

@@mikemitchell2554 so not to damage the seeds?

He already owns a 715 they just havent delivered it yet... will be this summer or fall.

Was 12-14psi in this video but later dropped it to 10psi all around.

​@@mikemitchell2554 Howdy Mike, due to your question regarding slip my answer is the following: In case u reduce the psi as much it is very effective for pulling heavy loads but not for speeding on the road, as u already know... U decrease your wheel diameter and thats why your tractor who is thinking he is running 20mph at the current wheel rotation is actually monitoring 18mph with radar for example. The result would be 10 % slip on-road in my extreme example. So in your low psi solution I would propose to believe the values until 10 mph and above who cares about slip... Maybe my thoughts could help here ;) Keep on farming :) Best regards from Bavaria PCB

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Bravo 👍😎

The decibel meter says different buddy...

I heard everything he said loud and clear!

He said 715 is ordered,but won't arrive until fall.

@@2chippedit’s on order but he doesn’t have to take delivery if he decides he doesn’t want it

Case IH 580 AFS, tuned to peak 680hp, ..... it's actually a Case 620 with up to 680hp boost.

🤔 If we excluded the largest contributing factor which is dealer support, each manufacturer has their pros & cons forsure! Now, don't be so blinded by one colour that you cannot see the values/pros of another. 🙂

For the name

Lots of Brainwashed Individuals these Days with the love of overrated Green Paint