So is tile not as common in your area as it is others? And is there a reason you didn’t get front duals on the 8Rs, I know it may not be needed and is more money but it does help with compaction and IMO looks way cooler.
Tile is very common. It depends on the soil type of the field, but the darker souls will have full patterns in a lot of places. As for the front duels, the 8310r came with front duels. We didn’t think they were necessary, so we didn’t take them. I would like to have them back. The 8285R has a lighter front axle, so I am not sure if you can get front duels on them. I’d rather have ILS front axles than duels.
Just curious with the big flat fields you farm why not have just one 60-90ft field cultivater on a 600 horse tractor vs 3 big expensive tractors setting around. Keep up the good work and videos.
That’s a great question. Our farm was traditionally separated down the middle in ownership. We have sets of almost everything if you pay close attention. We still have the ownership separated, so the equipment still remains the same. You are right about the bigger tractor and equipment, but that will be something to discuss in the future. Thanks for the comment!
It’s a great camera for the money. It’s expensive, but the next level of camera quality is probably twice the price. You also would need to buy a good lens, which is another chunk of change!
@@Brodizzyfam It's not as user friendly as a GoPro. It requires a little more knowledge about cameras and editing. If you are looking for a good camera to start off with, you cannot go wrong with a new GoPro and an external microphone. A lot of these farm channels use that.
Great video. Looking forward to planting.
Me too, Marc. Thanks for watching!
As usual another great video have a great day.
Thanks! You too!
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Thanks for another great video Andy! Love those 8r's you have! Keep it up and have a great day!
Excited to get them out in the field. Thanks for the comment!
Awesome Video!!
Thanks, Marshall!
Great vidja andy
Thanks for watching!
Just grab a headlamp and change the oil and grease it in the machine shed. Alot of screwing around for a lube job
I’d rather do it outside than on the ground up rock. Maybe some day we will have a good service shop!
Great video. I think I'd invest in a box of neoprene gloves. Looks like you could use them.
That would help keep my hands clean. Thanks for the comment!
Neat sweatshirt...😉 Sure got dirty though...
Just part of the job some days!
So is tile not as common in your area as it is others? And is there a reason you didn’t get front duals on the 8Rs, I know it may not be needed and is more money but it does help with compaction and IMO looks way cooler.
Tile is very common. It depends on the soil type of the field, but the darker souls will have full patterns in a lot of places. As for the front duels, the 8310r came with front duels. We didn’t think they were necessary, so we didn’t take them. I would like to have them back. The 8285R has a lighter front axle, so I am not sure if you can get front duels on them. I’d rather have ILS front axles than duels.
Just curious with the big flat fields you farm why not have just one 60-90ft field cultivater on a 600 horse tractor vs 3 big expensive tractors setting around. Keep up the good work and videos.
That’s a great question. Our farm was traditionally separated down the middle in ownership. We have sets of almost everything if you pay close attention. We still have the ownership separated, so the equipment still remains the same. You are right about the bigger tractor and equipment, but that will be something to discuss in the future. Thanks for the comment!
Surprised the John Deere oil barrels are the wrong color.
You’d think they’d be green!
@@aTrippyFarmer indeed 😂😂
Are those 8rs 2013 models?
They are either 12s or 13s. I don’t know exactly.
how many acres do you farm?
A few thousand!
Thanks for another great video. Do you think that the Sony a6400 is worth it to buy
It’s a great camera for the money. It’s expensive, but the next level of camera quality is probably twice the price. You also would need to buy a good lens, which is another chunk of change!
@@aTrippyFarmer. Thanks for telling me this I’m trying to buy a nice camera for my channel
@@Brodizzyfam It's not as user friendly as a GoPro. It requires a little more knowledge about cameras and editing. If you are looking for a good camera to start off with, you cannot go wrong with a new GoPro and an external microphone. A lot of these farm channels use that.
@@aTrippyFarmer. Thanks
I thought your Apple Watch was going to eat a few gallons of oil... 😱
These watches are pretty tough. It would’ve need some soap though!