The case 715 can't touch this monster!

@@Anonymous..VQ3.5Lg35oh yes it definitely can

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​@@JohnDeereJohn Deere brand my favourite

Whoa

That good crazy 😉

Instant adrenaline rush

We're blushing, thank you

You know what they say nothing runs like a deere!

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​@@JohnDeere wow what a monster. The uk has JD9RX tractors like the 640 but thease beests are on another level.i like that it has the 8R style lights as i dont like the lights on the ones we have. This will get fendt or challengers attention to build an artic tractor this huge but i dought it

We feel your excitement and match it!

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I’m absolutely loving the new generation of machines, thanks for all y’all do at Deere.

Fired up!!

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We approve 😉

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Gotta love that green & yellow! 💚💛

@@JohnDeere You guys KILLED IT on this one, I’m a John Deere man but up until now I always was a fan of Case IH Quad Tracs. Not anymore! This is my favorite tractor. Good job 👍

@@King_Randy I don't think we will even see that thing in the corn belt. Probly Canada only.

@@MRSludgedude I gotta disagree with you on this one. A lot of guys here in north central Indiana run multiple 9RX 640’s.

​@King_Randy looking forward to running one

I already did he's pretty happy

He'd rather take some rain than a big million dollar tractor I reckon

He has two 715 cases coming

@@jasonrathgeber5999 oh how do you know only one

@@Mygirlfriend3141I remember him mentioning ordering one. Idk about 2 though. It’d be cool if he got one of these on demo when he has the 715 to compare them.

We're glad you're interested in our new high-horsepower 9RX Series! We expect the newest additons to our 9RX Series to be available at our dealerships late 2024 early 2025. We encourage you to keep in touch with your local dealer for additional information on their availability date. You can find a list of dealers in your area and their contact information at Deere.com/Dealer.

That's a great question! The 9RX 830 Tractor has a horsepower of 830 with a power boost of up to 10 percent, making the max horsepower 913. If interested, you can learn more about the 9RX 830 Tractor here: spr.ly/6050XHwuC.

​@@JohnDeere ah ok cheers

You’re on the right track! Yes, the boost is automatic on the high-horsepower 9RX Series Tractors.

@@JohnDeere thank you for replying 😁

I dont think this will fit a RT or R series. R series because normal tires cant handle 900hp iam sure and RT because that huge engine and tank wont fit an RT (the tracks would have to be HUUGE) ...but how knows....

Great question! The new high-horsepower 9RX Series does not come equipped with a diesel particulate filter or any other exhaust filter.

​@@JohnDeereI think yall could make that a huge selling point

​@@JohnDeeregreatest point on tractor

It's all you need to say, we get it

Thanks for reaching out. No, the new high-horsepower 9RX 710, 9RX 770 and 9RX 830 are powered by the e21™ PowerShift. We do offer electric variable transmission for select 8 Series Tractors. We encourage you to keep in touch with your local dealer for information on new product introductions. You can find a list of dealers in your area and their contact information at Deere.com/Dealer.

Smoking isn't holy it's sin

Thanks for the question! While we don't currently offer that configuration on our 9RX Tractors, we'll be certain to document your interest. We encourage you to keep in touch with your local dealer for information on new product introductions. You can find a list of dealers in your area and their contact information at Deere.com/Dealer.

OK BUT MOST PEOPLE LIKE IT,ME INCULDED

WELL THE HOOD IS NICE BUT NOT THE LIGHTS AND THE FENDERS ON THE REAR TRACKS IT SEEMS THEY DONT FIT ON THERE

Um

PREACH

That's what she said

You betcha buddy

Exactly! And it better yield 250 plus and at least 90 bu beans

Mike Mitchell needs it ,he's the one that has the equipment for it

@@AlbertaBoy745mike’s one of the only ones who could properly put it to work.

Mike Mitchell complains about everything. Not enough cup holders, ladders, etc. He has a way of over exaggerating things so I don’t really enjoy watching him anymore.

@@armchairgeneral7557 it's ok if you don't enjoy watching him ,he's one of the only guys that could use those horses ,for 1 million dollars he should all the luxurys

The back end needs to be light

visibility

Thanks for asking. Yes, the new High-Horsepower 9RX still has an in-line six, six-cylinder engine. You can find more information on our website at Deere.com

Junk

I can see these primarily being used in Canada with those humongous air drills. There is still a fair amount of rolling terrain up there and the 9RX 620’s and previous Case IH Steigers (before the 715) I heard were running into hp/weight issues. Another area could be the Palouse with those extreme hills; towing carts up there is difficult. Also those Iowa corn boys would love to get there hands on these to sling around their corn-stuffed 2500 bushel grain carts more easily.

All kinds of 100 foot air drills up here in Canada and lots strugglingto pull them in hills.

If you watch Larson's putting a 580 qaudtrac to it's knees on a 7 shank ripper this stuff makes sense

@@matthewkabanuk443 they seen mike Mitchell trash the lack of power of the 9rx and the delay in the power shift. That delay never was an issue for me but I can see how it could be on if needing high speeds.

@@Mygirlfriend3141 I bet case has a 1000 hp one ready just because they are waiting to counter this one in a year.

You must not be from America. We have passenger cars that easily make that now

Mainly for high speed discs and for those massive air drills they get in the US and Canada.

Thanks for the question! The engine peak torque is 1400 rpm: 4234 Nm (3123 lb-ft) with a PTO torque rise of 38 percent at 1400 rpm. If you'd like to learn more, you can find additional specifications on our 9RX 830 Tractor product page here: spr.ly/6057bRPId. We hope this information helps.

Sorry but they won't last that long

No modern-day tractor, with all the electronics on it, will last as long as one built in the 70s or 80s

@@Zero01k everyone thought that about early 8000 series tractors but here we are 20+ years later.

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@@robwar2288 do you need a napkins