That's because it's only a demo sprayer they have borrowed. I don't think the Case IH dealer would appreciate it if he returned it with the railings cut in half.

@@ITubeTooInc My comment was NOT serious. Notice the lol in the comment. I know it's a demo. We demo as well.

Thnakyou good sir!.. I try.. But it's busy haha

I bet you he won't see my comment here now.

I understand the curiosity but that's like walking up to some guy or gal on the street and asking how much money they make, not something you'd usually do. They farm 40,000 acres. There's so many things that factor into the details it would take a week to even begin to explain. Have you noticed Cole is the only one to have ever done a video like that? He's young and likes to brag, but he was also given a lot of things in the last few years that he doesn't really talk about.

Their Case IH Patriot sprayers have rear-engines too, even though it might look like the engine is under the short front nose, but it's not, I guess that short hood is only for the cooler and other small things. The Case IH Trident in this video on the other hand has a front-mounted engine, that's why the nose is much longer than on the Trident. On the Trident the engine is placed at the rear behind the sprayer tank. Since the boom is also rear-mounted this does not give a very good and even weight distribution between front and rear wheels. Maybe that's why the Trident still has a nose at the front, to put some stuff under there for a bit better weight distribution. The Hardi Rubicon and Hagie rear-engine sprayers you mention which both have front-mounted booms for much better weight distribution and much better and more ergonomic view of the sprayer boom and nozzles. You never have to turn around to look behind to check the booms and nozzles.

ITubeTooInc Patriots have rear engine, tank in the middle and fuel tank in the front. Believe me that weigth distribution is benchmark in the market. In Trident the engine is the front because the porpuse is have liquid and dry system with the same chassis

😂 😂 😂 😂

40k

4060 ;-)

He did a video with that and an Ideal combine last year ;)

Kristoffer Jensen That he did but I had a feeling he had something special planned for it this year like maybe putting it up against the new John Deere X9 that is stated to show up as a demo😂🤣

Yes we do

Really bad 😂

Mike Mitchell I asked the question part way through watching before I heard your comments later on in the video, I am bad😂🤣

Ian R Mike has a number of fields over 5,000 acres

It's still a nitro lol friend of mine has a custom application business ran the Miller's for one year and that was enough for him and I doubt new Holland has made them any better.

I'd avoid one, to many companies involved at the moment.

Thanks for that info! And thanks for the support and interest 🙂

Jeremy Brown I TOTALLY AGREE with your question as I know nothing about Patriot Accounts & would LIKE to know the differences in the various levels

If you go on his Patreon page when you’re about to subscribe it’ll show all the different tiers what they cost and what they offer

The link is in the video description.

@@sebastiangiovannella7778 it doesn't say for the higher levels that's why I'm asking mike to explain it

@@gavinperry7237 Patriot is their Case IH sprayers, Pateron is something entierly different. ;-)

I would if I could

Thank you good sir 🙂 And update: The X9 has been confirmed by John Deere to show up as well as a whole team, trucks, camera crews ect to our farm. It's also rumored the Fendt IDEAL 10 will be showing up... As well as a Claas 🤷‍♂️ not sure the size.. New Holland and Case have not shown interest.

That is Just Friggin AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It does

Its because that is a Dual set up. If you choice the single one then the rings it will be different

Hahahaha that's awesome!