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the good old air cooled engines, they were very common in the days from Deutz

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I've heard people say that they would just like a company to build a basic and simple tractor. Well with that said when I started with Versatile in 2009 they still offered a basic 4WD tractor that you could get a basic synchro transmission and manual hydraulic levers with cable going to the remotes. Well they quit offering this around 2013 because they were only getting a few orders a year and I do mean only a few. The vast majority of the orders wanted the power shift transmission and electric hydraulic remotes as well as other options.

Farmers are willing to pay for comfort and technology. Deutz still produces loads of smaller models with stick shift and manual levers just not for the north American market.

@@farmhandmike I'm guessing that guys, which value simpliness, don't buy new tractors. They repair their old ones. :)

I couldn’t even imagine working on a new tractor, they’re 99.99% computer it seems like. It’s awfully pretty, cool space shuttle cockpit, but it stops computing in the middle of a field you’d have a time getting it out to get fixed. Awesome looking machine though. Them big buds are gonna sell like crazy, going back to simpler tractors so they say, but NONE of them engines going in them are simple. The basics sure, but they’re all EFI, that means cpu, farmers are gonna want auto-trac, and every implement from planters to harvest are LL high tech. I remember when I was in high school and International came out with the 2+2, it looked space aged and just really cool, man, it’s a inosaur now lol.

It is all your lights, all your outside work lights and cab lights. Your side lights are on a switch near the steering wheel

Heck that’s anything with a motor nowadays

Two years with extended plans up to 5 years.

Awesome

This tractor is built in Germany.

Yes Power Farming Group I’d the Deutz Fahr tractor distributor in the USA

"Deutz"!

Hooking up implements or moving around in close quarters. You can also use it like an actual clutch pedal starting and stopping if desired but it’s not necessary.

June 2022

No I left Versatile back in June.

Why do you think maintenance costs would be higher than others? The transmission on these tractors has its own oil reservoir separate from the hydraulics. This cuts out any risk of an implement with dirty hydraulic oil being hooked up and contaminating the transmission for one.

@Mike Less - Farmhand Mike : I'm sure it is a mechanical beast of a tractor and very serviceable. But electronics, electronics, electronics. How many "distributed control modules" ie computers are on that machine? Does it perform "self diagnostics"? Can diagnostics be performed over the internet? Farmers are adept at mechanical repairs but we don't have time, equipment or expertise for the electronics. A loose connector, corroded pin, fried chip and it's finished. I know it's the "way of today" but that don't make it a good thang. Sometimes, "Less" is best. (Mike Less)🙋

@@gerardjohnson2106 .... writing this and using iPhones, iBooks and a lot of other stuff that is much more complicated. Of course everything can break, but if nobody tries to make a step forward we still would use horses on our farms and nobody ever would have flown. What was modern and perhaps a bit more vulnerable yesterday is standard today. And it will be the same here.

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Do you think American farmers are more obtuse than European farmers? They certainly are not! You can get this thing to work just as reliably as any other farmer. But if you treat technology with reservations, it can't work. Apple is a pioneer in so many things, and do you manage your iPhone? For sure.... this is not much different. Understand the logic and then comes the routine.

When I started with Versatile in 2009 they still offered a basic 4WD tractor that you could get a basic synchro transmission and manual hydraulic levers with a cable going to the remotes. Well they quit offering this around 2013 because they were only getting a few orders a year and I do mean only a few. The vast majority of the orders wanted the power shift transmission and electric hydraulic remotes as well as other options. Before I left Versatile I heard lots of people ask when Versatile was going to step it up and add even more features and options like the competition.

For me I like a little more basic. The other thing with more electronics comes more possible service calls.