JOHN DEERE 8RX 370 Tractor Moving The Corn Harvest
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- In this video Big Tractor Power spends time out in the field with a 370 hp JOHN DEERE 8RX 370 Tractor on grain cart duty during the corn harvest. This tracked tractor is keeping up with two JOHN DEERE S780 Combines equipped with 12 row corn heads. In order to keep the combines rolling non stop through the corn harvest the JOHN DEERE 8RX 370 Tractorr is operating an 1,300 bu. KINZE 1300 grain cart to move the corn away from the combines and to waiting semi trucks.
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6:30 that sensitivity problem is not so bad on fixed frame but on articulated tractors it throws you around the cab.
8:00 that there is why solid axle is still king of off road. the IFS system tries to keep the wheels parallel to the vehicle and not the ground the duels really shows this in action the right one is up in the air where as the left one is being loaded much more than normal.
Ok
Straight axle over ils any day
I like the rigs
Our harvest started Monday. Looks like I am going for grain cart duty tomorrow.
Thanks for sharing this video. I never realized that the cart was tied to the combine. Way Cool! 😎
This was the first time I have been around this tech. It is neat to see in operation.
Technology is a great thing till it don’t work then nobody has a clue what to do...
Great video as always Thanks
pro tip : watch movies on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching loads of movies lately.
@Jonas Kenneth Definitely, I've been watching on Flixzone for since november myself =)
Wow 😲! What a ride a long! Looks a little dry there? Here in western Wisconsin they are talking FROST!! Must be fall? Thanks for video. Being retired from farming I really really miss harvest. The long long days,the stress of breakdowns,and the fight with weather. Hey weight, that sounds like work!! Still miss it. This helps,a little.
Totally AWESOME video Jason. We have used only tracks for our harvesting for the last 10 years. Our combines, tractors and grain carts all on tracks. Big advantage of getting in our fields early & staying later in them plus helps compaction. Our window for harvesting can be pretty small here in northeast Ohio. Enjoy ALL your videos BTP!!💪💪
Very cool. What brand of machines do you rely on?
@@bigtractorpower We use 2 S790's, 2 MT875E's & 2 J&M X1112 grain carts. Thanks for asking Jason.☺
Top notch video Thanks Jason for all your hard work 😎
That 8rx looks good! I think Millennial farmer had run one for a while and man did it have alot of features! Was blown away! Lol Good content as always my friend!
Thank you for watching. This is a very nice tractor. I filmed and drove it in tillage last fall. I filmed it during corn planting. I have been looking forward to seeing it on a grain cart. In every job it has been smooth riding. It is an impressive tractor.
@@bigtractorpower you're more than welcome! I enjoy watching! And oh is that right! So you have a lil experience with that man toy!! Lol Cool beans!!
We started on are corn harvest we run a john deere s680 an 9460r with a brent grain cart we demo the 8rx i like alot its smooth driven across the fields
Great video. Thanks for sharing Jason.
Very Cool! Enjoyed watching the comparison between the 8r and 8rx through the waterway.
Amazing video 👍 , thank you ! Bob
Used to not be a fan of 8rx when first introduced but have to say now that she’s got some dust on her hood she looks pretty good!
Beautiful machines. It’s surprising how much bounce you get in the cab when you run wheels compared to tracked.
Amazing..... Just amazing!
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Really enjoy in-cab footage and conversations w equipment operators
yes. love.
Great video 😊
Awesome Video Buddy!!
Enjoy that seeing new tec. At work
Awesome video
That really is some cool new technology as well.
I was surprised to see it. It was neat to see in operation.
Looking at the two go across the little creek the 8rx definitely looked rougher than the wheeled one... just look at the bonnet shake! A lot smoother on the wheeled on an looked to be going a bit faster though there as well
Very nice video
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Hard to match the movement of the combine and tractor when the combine is always moving around to stay in line with the rows of corn. Seeing as a row is not one hundred percent straight, it is close but, now perfect. Along with the contour of the ground changes. I would still say it is doing a good job at matching the speed and movement of the combine.
Wish I could see the big deal about this RX tractor lol...then again my farm runs fendt haha
The Fendt 1000 is the nicest driving tractor I have ever ridden in. I will say this 8RX is also a very nice tractor operate.
It’s a big deal , it’s the best out
Fendt nice tractore till ya realize they dont have the equipment that John Deere has
my farm has a john deere 8410rx and we have a cat challenger mt765 and we have a Lexion 585R and we also havent started harves
Good video
Thank you for watching.
Great video as always! I can see were the tracks would be a lot smoother ride! Thanks for sharing! Have a great and awesome day!
Its a cool tractor......but seems like proof people trust more into a computer to drive during the day then a human
Awesome video as always BTP, just a question, which rides better between the 8RX tractors and the 8R tractors?
That’s in very impressive tractor I guess there’s not gonna be long before we see the tractor and combine just drive itself
It’s not far away.
They do have a system out now that allows the combine driver to control the cart tractor to make it easier
Great video, i think those 4 track tractors will replace deere two track tractors, whats your thoughts?
You were talking about the tractor keeping in line with the combine itself, were they running machine sync I’m guessing?
You pretty much confirmed it in the video but without naming it unless I missed it
Someone in my area bought one of these tractors
Stupid question but I'm trying to learn. Why does everyone regardless if whether it's a combine with an implement or a tractor dragging an implement, raise the implement when they reach the headlands to turn around. It's ubiquitous. Everyone does it. I don't understand why. Seeding yes for the cost of the seeds but otherwise?
Hi bigtractorpower, love this video! I have two questions regarding these tractors:
1. How do these rubber tracks hold up on hard surfaces, i.e tarmac etc?
2. Can these tracks be removed and replaced with wheels if need be?
I am not too clued up on Ag machinery but your vids help a lot. 🚜🚜🚜👍👍👍
wheeled tractors can be converted to use tracks but most tracked tractors cant have wheels on them
@@mayto420 Thanks for that!
With John on the tech involved here. It's great until it isnt't. it is cool today though.
The front axle might not be wiggling if it had front tires on it.
Hi bigtractor I can you make video of a combine harvester starting up form john deere module 2020 and class lexicon module 2020
Very nice and versatile tractors but you can buy a 9rx for the same money.
That’s my favorite tractor
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Disagree on the front suspension. You have a solid axle on tracks verses the independent front axel on the wheeled tractor. Plus the tracks are spread wider then the wheels. Of course tracks are smoother in the field but dang sure not down the road.
I have driven an 8RX on the road at 26mph. It is very smooth on the road. It’s no like other tracked tractors on pavement. Check out this road video I made on the 8RX. th-cam.com/video/uk64ge1ATU0/w-d-xo.html
I drove one last week on the road, smoothest tractor I've ever driven on the road.
bigtractorpower I’ve ran one. Not impressed. And didn’t think it was smooth. We will agree to disagree.
I’m not a real farmer but I do use tracked tractors on my farm in farmsim19. They are fantastic for pulling heavy implements! Thanks for another great vid BTP you never disappoint!
Do they steer faster slower or the same as a wheeled tractor? Just curious if there was any difference at all
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I find it hard for the trucks not going across the the little stream!! What are they afraid of???
No place to turn around without adding greatly to soil compaction from the small surface area and higher load of the truck tires.
This tractor is a real beast😉👍 I really like the cab footage😁👍
Farm hands today don't know their born, I used to drive an old Massey fergusson 65 pulling a Massey fergusson trailer ,working with a Massey Fergusson 780 special with a 6ft cut ,took forever and a day just to cut 20 acres that's if the combine didn't block up,while the neighbouring farmer had a Clayson with a 16ft cut, I feel so hard done by, winter time I use to hug the exhaust to get warm to the point where it use to burn my coat, don't believe anybody when they say the good old day's. Kevin Fox London.
Is this on Arnold Farms I know they run John Deere equipment
It is not. They run S780s too with 9370R tractors. This is Oatts.
If the tractor speeds up and slows down with the combine then how does the combine fill up the front or the back of the cart
The combine operator can adjust the tractors position.
Haha! Good question! My boss man always tells me to stay at the same speed and he'll slow down or speed up in the combine!
it most likely has an adjustable offset to move it more forward or back relative to the combine.
Just a question how long does the corn last in the bins after it is harvested?
It could last years. They store it on the farm until they sell it. Normally it is stored just a few months.
Was asking cause I want to feed my own cattle when the time comes and wanted to know how long does it last in the bins so I’m guessing it doesn’t spoil no time soon
Would love to see Titan LSW tires pitted against the tracks. I think the LSW tires would be the all-around winner. Have tests such as,.....ride quality in the field and out on the road, which can go faster? Traction. Fuel consumption. Costs, initial and replacement. Again,.....I think the LSW tires would be the all-around winner, using the same type/model and model year tractors. Pit John Deere against John Deere, Case IH against Case IH, Challenger against Challenger, Versatile against Versatile, New Holland against New Holland, Fendt against Fendt. See what you can come up with Jason. Let's see what kind of pull you have. (Ha!Ha!) You can also get LSW tires for combines.
What size tracks were on the rear? Looks like 24 inch in front.
i dont think JD allows for mixing of track sizes we at least from factory but they do look the same size and it is a row crop operation so track / tire width and spacing has to be the same all round.
Phalanx380 actually, the tracks come in 18” and 24” tracks for up front and 18”, 24” and 30” tracks in the rear. So you can have 24” front tracks with 24” or 30” rear tracks. It looks like they are running 24” for both front and rear tracks. Would make a great setup for 30” space planter and grain cart duty.
I use a 4430 on the farm
Great tractor.
bigtractorpower i forgot to mention we also use a 4630 and Oliver 1850 set up to spray with and combine with a 9500
TH-cam ads have made it unwatchable.
Adbloc Plus. No ads for me. Ever.
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Thank you for watching.
Bifil koste traktor in prikolica cuzame,sa gusionicama oboje,pozdrav sfruske gore srbija.
No questions, just a good video like watching 👍👍😉
Thank you for watching. 😁👍👍
Harvest video!! First!!??
Thank you for your enthusiasm to watch the video first. You were the first viewer.