The USA loves their Kubotas too...and they're getting really big now too. Sad to say I've never owned an American Branded motorcycle but would consider a Polaris Snowmobile or ATV! Nothing like good press from an actual Farmhand tho.

Seems like they are much better than your Trudumb. Not everything from Canada are fake.

Wow you respond quick. Love this channel😃

DJI Mavic Pro.

Got it hooked to the new White 24 row planter.

It’s 85 horsepower more and can be field weighted up several thousand more pounds than they tested the 875 at in the Nebraska tests

They aren’t affiliated anymore. They’re completely separate

@@nellsonstout7001 yes but hopefely they comme together

Me j am a versatile maniak but j like a versatile in color blue like before

A disk ripper takes a lot of power, and so does that Mcfarlane. It’s doing pretty good

Not sure about France. Go to versatile-ag.com and go to the dealer locator to see if there is a dealer there. Also the new 175,195 and 210 have loaders available.

@@farmhandmike what will the lift capacity of the loader? and the hight of unloading ? also are they a gearbox and a steering wheel to be bidirectional ? I game fun of them even when there are blue, but we cannot find them over here in France .

@@farmhandmike Visitors to the Mecamaïs fair, on September 26 and 27 in Le Vignau (Landes), were able to discover the Versatile brand and the 610 DeltaTrack articulated tractor. In recent months, the Agri 33 dealer (also Agri 40 and Saso-Agri 47) has approached the Canadian manufacturer to import its articulated tractors on French territory. "Until November 2017, we were a Challenger dealer, in addition to the Valtra and Massey Ferguson brands," explains Franck Cantillac, sales representative at Agri 33. Our sector represented the greatest potential for crawler tractors in France. The disappearance of the Challenger brand in Europe, whose products are now under the Fendt flag, made us lose this type of product from our catalog. We had to prospect elsewhere and Versatile articulated tractors appeared to us as the best alternative. The dealer indicates that he has all the documents necessary for an upcoming approval of the three tracked models. Agri 33 gives itself the time to carry out a few tests before marketing it across France. Versatile, a Russian-Canadian brand Based in Winnipeg, in the center of Canada, Versatile has produced articulated tractors since the 1970s. First independent, the brand was bought by Ford, then Fiat, then New Holland. When Case IH and New Holland merged, American anti-trust laws forced CNH to part with a few production tools, including the Winnipeg plant, which also manufactured standard G-series tractors for New Holland. In 2000, Bülher industries therefore bought the production site in New Holland. In 2007, Bülher was bought by the Russian Rostselmash, which relaunched the Versatile brand. In 2013, Versatile expanded its offer with articulated tracked DeltaTrack. This consists of three models (520 DT, 570 DT and 610 DT) from 520 to 605 hp (572 to 650 hp in maximum power), equipped with a Cummins QSX15 block, a powershift transmission with 16 forward gears and 4 rear and a hydraulic circuit delivering 201 l / min (401 optional). It is available with 760 or 910 mm tracks.

Don't make a versatile combine

@@user-A244F they o readly did

Yes they do. There just aren't enough of them around and not enough dealer support for most farmers. Look up Versatile RT 520 Mike even has a video of one.

It’s a 9 shank. A 7 shank would be perfect.