LOL start trading some tractors off looks pretty cool

I want to take it home. I love red. But it would be tough driving around Boston with it. But I bet it would be great in the snow.

Added you on snap chat. Now you can send all those dirty tractor pictures you don’t want people to see on KZfaq

Nicely done Becky (Editor/Producer) #AmericanFamilyFarmers

@@peterruddy4450, yes. There is a link above.

Was thinking the very same thoughts NZ Lyona!

I was thinking more PETA tears.

That is my favorite part

Take a trip to Shenyang in the winter and you'll never complain about air quality laws ever again

Beautiful tractor guys and the fact that it's so open and easy to get to everything makes it beyond a great tractor.

I would concur with the open and easy to get to comment. It’s a really nice tractor.

I never heard of versatile until recently. Have you been going for years? Or just recently set up? Ive seen a few of your tractors and they are very impressive. Saw them on national farm shows.

xBLooDRav3nx they were the first mass produced tractors ever built in North America and they’re a Canadian built tractor

@@roostin ahhh ok thank you. :). I so wanna use these tractors on farming simulator :D

You're doing some great videos BTP !

Emilio Fernandez I might be able to help you out if you're looking for another gem 😉

@@ColeTheCornstar, Damn straight Cole ! You have an awesome channel !!!!

Thanks for all you do for the farming community. You have a great channel as well.

@@cjjack-qk9qp Thanks Man

We waiting for your video Mike.

Thank you both Mike and Zach for the videos you guys put out there. I have always loved farming and was lucky to be able to spend a lot of time driving tractor for my grandparents and uncle near Glenwood, MN while growing up. Unfortunately due to my job nowadays, I am not able to be around during planting and harvest season, but at least at we have guys like you two who are willing to share their farming experiences with everyone else!! It is much appreciated, thank you 🙏

Hey Mike, you'll think I'm a weirdo after reading this (I don't care... as I'm a FarmHand myself) If only 2018 weather would have been decent in NJ, and for Wes Pandy, Onelonleyfarmer, I would've love seeing you make a video with him, and bring along any 290 or 310 Versatile, old or new, for him to try. I have plenty enough field-work to do here as farmhand before snow-down here in quebec. But if I had machines of my own, and no paper-work to cross the borders, I would go down-there and give him a hand till snow starts, as long as I have a place to sleep for me and my dog, and food, and fuel/oil, I'd be fine. .....yeah there's this, he'd have to cross the border if I'd ever need help farming as pay-back (NOT because he would owe me anything, but because this is how we were raised) (one of my most memorable time as a 11y-o "hay-raker" was when a friend of ours, who saw us racing against bad weather coming in, while he and his team had just finished his hay-season, decided to come across and start baling along with us. Back in 79, around here, 6000 small dry-bales on the ground was no small task. It was ginormous compared with today's 350HP on a big-square, while we had 5-6 35HP --some boosted to 42hp LOL-- to do that task) Anyhow, everything was baled when rain showed up and the some 2500 bales that could not be unloaded stayed on wheels and rested in the hanger shed, while then we were all having a beer listening to the rain slap on the roof ;) The year after, when my Dad did upgrade with a bale-kicker on our NH273, we went to help that friend as storm was coming and ours was done. That's how we used to do anything back then. I miss those days :-( ....but I'm happy I've witness those ;) Yeah, I'm a weirdo.... because I want/wish to see that way of work/help today :-(

True Dat is..………………..

@@raymondo162 They knew when it was dinner time too, I've heard! Maybe they just smelled the food when the wind was right, but it's still funny to me that they would refuse to work and handlers just had to assume that food was ready.

All 610 of them

my buddy said the horse knew when lunch time was and would pull off the field.....his dad was like wtf!!!! they worked good for many years after that. lol

If you got lost in a blizzard let go of the reins and the horses would find the way home.

I did not know that

Another reason to buy em

CASE IH has the same colour (apart from yellow front grill)

Yep built in Manitoba...and they run cummins motors so I could get all my maintenance supplies for everything including my semis and pickups in one stop

Yup, cannot beat the fact that something is really easy to work on. Makes life so much easier.

I got a laugh out of that comment, too!! :-D

At Zacks age to have to use Viagra???

I died lmao

Probably stressed... i know with me does not stand up lol

@@farmertimothy8206 it's to make it bigger dude.

Talan Kapsner what do you farm?

Corn and alpha

I know where that is.

I think the John Deere 9RX looks better.

John Deere Man they have already kind of. I like green machines better lol

They demoed one a while ago ... need a case quad now

They did already - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lZ2WdJSQ1pmUZ5c.html

Well they have just given him an 8rx....

Versatile and McCormick tractors are some of my favorite, love old john deere and international tractors, but in the new tractors are way to advanced to work on and versatiles are big n simple, I would loose the tracks, another mantiance item

Tyler Swain takes 5 minutes

@@Frankie431 tAkEs FiVe MiNuTeS

Tyler Swain 😂😂😂😂😂

farmer scottie try watching AVE

max power I‘m from Germany and Almost every apple farmer in our region runs Fendt 200 V Vario (vineyard sized tractor) because they just build the best small tractors. Fendt had the “new“ technologies like cruise control and continuously variable transmission 10 years before other brands, which are only catching up recently. The Fendt 200 V Vario series just is the best fruit farming tractor, hands down. (Btw. JD‘s small tractors are a joke compared to that. You can‘t even move in the cabine if your above 5‘10. They clearly don‘t focus on developing them.

@@henningquast8456 Thankfully Agco has kind of left Fendt alone, and people still like them. Guys are starting to try some Fendt in my area, but they're the yellow Challenger versions of the 1038 through 1050.

max power Basically the same machine, just with a smaller joystick on the Challenger. They have the MAN 6-cylinder 12,4 liter engine, which is set up for low end torque. Great engine for fuel saving. Happy to see more german quality spread to the US ;-)

@@henningquast8456 I would take Steyer Cvt over Fendt Vario anytime. Everyone knows that German farmers are nationaly biased. Prove me wrong?

Plamen Nedkov I suppose you‘re talking about Steyr? They basically have the same CVT trans as the CNH brand, which is perfectly fine, just not as good as the true stepless Vario transmission, especially if used in orchard tractors (as mentioned above). And yes, of course one has some kind of brand related bias but since Fendt is up there to support it‘s claims, I don’t see a thing wrong with that. (Please don‘t bring the argument of Vario trans not being reliable, if one doesn‘t know how to drive them correctly, you can’t blame it on the manufacturer. You wouldn’t complain to a manufacturer if your manual transmission broke down because you tried shifting without using the clutch either would you?)

I also watch Brian's farming videos. They live a couple miles from me. Great videos. Probably one of my favorites next to this one

You mean Ohio Millennial Farmer?? lol...

I watch Brian's farming videos. I love both channels.

I watch Welker Farms, those guys are great too

@@barrychouinard4019 hahahahahaha

Case is crap always will be