715 HP CASE IH Quadtrac Tractor Disk Ripping
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- Big Tractor Power takes a look at the all new 715 hp Case IH STEIGER QUADTRAC. This beast is working on fall tillage with Case IH 875 Ecolo-Tiger Disk Ripper covering 15 acres an hour. During this video viewers will learn about the 16 liter engine, 36 inch tracks and new lighting package on the 715 QUADTRAC. The video takes views on a ride in the cab to look at the tractors new ride quality, cab features and automated navigation technology with the farmer.
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The Welkers were running one planting some winter wheat. Quite amazing what they could do with that tractor. Thanks Jason!
The 715 is built for big air seeders and deep tillage.
@@bigtractorpower they pulled a 60' cultivator buried at idle,,, like it was nothing....
Not the first 71 video I’ve seen. That tractor is amazing! The ripper is doing an excellent job.
It was fun to see this 715 in fall tillage. I got to operate it for about 45 minutes after filming. My first time featuring the 715 here on the channel back in August was a ride and drive at Farm Progress. It was fun driving it on the Case IH course and talking about the new features but field time in action is always more exciting.
@@bigtractorpower thank you so much for the reply. Most of the time I make a comment all I get is a thumbs up or a heart. It is pretty special that someone with as many subscribers as you would take the time to comment to a follower.
This is a beast of a machine made to eat up the acres with ease! Very impressive! Thanks for the show and info on this
The big Case just seems to purr along nicely,probably comes with a hefty pricetag though!
AWESOME, thank you for this vid also thanks to the operator letting us have the in-cab view.
Thank you for watching. The farmer was very nice. I got to drive this 715 for about 45 minutes after filming.
Jason great video as always where in southern illinois were you filming curious I'm from franklin Co
Wow.....quite the machine!! Lots of POWER👍🏻.
It really eats up the acres in tillage.
Wow...that's a big horse. Thank you for sharing!
It eats up the acres in the tillage.
Hi Jason, many thanks for giving me the chance of riding in such an impressive machine, sadly it is the way of the future as the operator said about labour problems sad to say you do have to cut down on labour and the are many reasons why, in my opinion you have to get on and off that field as quickly as you can before the weather changes, if you can cut bale and cart a field of wheat, barley or oats in one day and the next day send in a machine like that you are ahead of the weather, gone are the days of huge gangs of labour where you could have a great laugh and fun while working it's now down to less labour bigger machines higher productivity , the big question now is , when are you going to get one of these big articulated tractors, I'm of the old school the bigger the machine you must distribute the weight I don't think that beauty in the video was field weighted . You must distribute the weight of the machine on tracks to achieve better pushing or pulling power, all the very best Jason to you and the family.
Kevin Fox
UK
England
Essex.
Absolutely wonderful! Thank you Case IH,
It’s a monster and covers the acres in a hurry.
Thanks - another one of your great videos. Good interview. Quiet guy, you had to work to get the answers out of him - good job
That ripper is doing a nice job, man..
I was impressed by it. Deep running and smooth surface.
I'm a John Deere fan, but had to watch the video, great tractor!
Thank you for watching. This was an impressive to see working.
It could be the audio equipment, but I’ve just watched the Fendt 1162 in the previous video and it seemed a lot quieter- can that be correct?
On the other hand, this quadtrac is deep cultivating!
Wow... What a monster Jason....
It sure is. Rolling right along.
That’s a mighty big rig!
Awesome video Jason
👍🏻👍🏻 VERY "HI TECH" and see this application was using FULL POWER from the engine!!!
THANKS FOR THE RIDE ALONG, BE SAFE, 😍😍😍😍😍
Bella macchina complimenti continua così
Hello! That's the ultimate Mean Machine...
That's one impressive tractor😉👍 I think power isn't an issue😁💪
It rolls over the acres quickly.
Wow. The Quadtrac can get 50 acres done before breakfast! The lighting package does a good job :) Do you think we'll see mainstream 1000+ HP tractors in a few model years or can implements not grow much further and still stay street legal? While rippers are more compact and need all the power they can get, air seeders and chisel plows, for example, are already quite a handful even folded up. Larger and more powerful equipment isn't as productive if you need to wait for an oversize permit every time you have to move it anywhere in a hurry...
Don't they make silage machines that are 1000hp?
100 lb/hp = 100,000 lbs - the implement! Good luck going across a rural bridge... way overweight for a tractor!
Thanks for the content! Always Great!
This was a fun tractor to see. I got drive it for about 30 minutes too
American tractor…with an Italian heart💯💯
Very true.
It will roll anything Green up and smoke it! The reign of Red as the strongest tractor in the field continues!
Great video Jason. I wonder what the trade off is with Compaction. Less passes means less compaction and the 36” track option should make a significant difference. I guess it is a race to a 1000hp.
There aren't any fewer passes though - he misses the next run when lifting out the implement at the end of the current one, and picks it up on the next pass down the field - allows for smaller headlands and less berms in the soil, as the tractor isn't turning so tightly. No part of the field goes uncultivated.
Gran bella macchina, uno spettacolo.
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Very nice tractor . wish I had one.love them red tractors
Jason great video, I would like to see a 715 like this one pulling a wide implement such as a 60 foot air drill or a wide field cultivator or such. Hope you can get some footage of one doing just that.
On a side note, I have yet to see any of the other 2024 model Case IH Steigers since they have been introduced! We have a big Case IH dealership near me and they have not had any of the latest 2024 models come through yet that I know of. I figured I would have least seen something by now!
Impressive machine and ripper. Farm machinery is about the same as new vehicles, more do-dads and gizmos than would really be necessary.
I wonder what that tractor will retail for fully optioned out.
A cool million
At this point its almost a robot. Sad in my eyes . The song ... In The Year 2525 ... comes to mind and we are way more advanced than the song could ever predict. Im loving the old school tractors more and more the older that i get.
Our tesla can take me on a 100 mile parts run in the city and put me back in the driveway with only me speaking where the destination is. Only do it a couple times a year to see its improvements. I do the driving the other 25k a year. Lord is it boring to just sit there like a saxk of potatoes. Never took the auto steer on a tractor. Way too much fun cultivating my curvy rows I thought I planted straight, hahahaha
@@CountryTesla I would never own a EV ... I love listening to my HEMI too much . Even my lawn mower sounds better than a EV. I grew up on a dairy farm and ran heavy equipment during my working career. No batteries for me except in a golf cart.
@freedomrings1420 after around 100 gas n diesels I'd never own an ev too, until my wife found a new entry level tesla with 1000 mile free return no questions. I bought a power company meter and measured every drop of juice it took. Her jetta tdi manual did bit over 50mpg with easy maintenance. Lil tesla model 3 did equivalent of 110mpg, no maintenance, and zips around my buddies hemi with just a high pitched whine of angry motors till the orchestra of dodge thumping music fades behind. 2wd squeeling tires and going sideways on shifts is exciting. Having one less car to put on the lift is just wonderful. Planter hooked up, wanting to finish before it rains and not hearing "honey, my brakes are making noise" priceless! Anyhow, like autosteer, GPS, and field maps, a dead reliable, economical, American made parts chaser can be a game changer. For others it just won't work
That's why I went out and bought a 1949 Case SC. Something about that hand clutch. I feel the same way, the older I get the more I appreciate that old school way.
Typical low IQ comment
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We run a case IH 305 on a 345 true tandem disk and a 420 wheeled Steiger on a 12 row Krause gladiator strip till bar.
Very nice tillage team.
That’s a beast
Quality of American farming.
What a machine 👍👍👍
It sure eats up the acres in tillage.
Top of the line right there. Thanks sod buster.
It is a powerful plowing tractor.
That amazing tractor. Would like to run one like it someday
It is a nice machine to operate.
That's gonna be a million dollar tractor but it's a really nice tractor.
Savage machine
Nice job Jason. Any guess about when JD will release their new beast?
We sold red for over 75 years, my favourite was 4568, the quads have many imitations but not an equal. Scrap the def death
The 4568 is a cool one. I own a 4786. I like IH V8 power.
That is massive Engine! My Fav Tractor is probably a JD 9RT or a Challenger MT975E with triples
The 9RT and MT900 are cool tractors.
We got 2 coming next month we got the 500 an 580 quad Trac
Are you working on any footage of the new JD 9rx 830?
A farm I film at often has a 9RX 830 on order. They will not be out until 2025. I am eager to share one as soon as possible.
Be interesting to see what is coming in the near future.
More horse power no doubt.
Im sure the price is going to be 1 million. Seems thats the new price point now with the X9s, Claase 8700s 8800s etc.
BTW that ripper is doing a very nice job
To be honest, this tractor is not a beauty. John Deere 9R(X) is a beauty and will always be one. Me, a Fendt-fan.
Best regards.
Agree 💯
Hello from So Illinois. Anna Area
Will be interesting to see if John Deere takes their new 18 liter engine to 800/900hp in the 9RX maybe even 1000 hp 😮
690, 770, 840
There was a prototype out and about a couple weeks back. That was a 9rx 690 but apparently there's one with a plaque that says 9rx 830. It's a much bigger tractor so dunno why it's called 9rx as well but I guess we'll find out soon.
very powerful machine, i really like it, the cost will be around $1m. thanks for the video
It is a big investment. I have heard the price but at this time it is not a listed price so I will save that for the next time I video a 715.
Here in Ontario the price is close to $1.4 million, impressive machine, but it’s getting a little ridiculous what these things are going for
That is a big price tag. The farmer in this video felt he would out work to smaller Quadtracs with this one in acres per hour. Reducing a tractor, tillage implement and operator may help balance the cost.
@@bigtractorpower it will be interesting to see if maybe Case will release some bigger equipment to utilize the size of this new tractor. We have an 11 shank landoll ripper on our 550 quadtrac and pull it the same speed
Go big red
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Is this tractor available in India?
This is so amazing 😮💪💪
Thank you for watching.
Indian me available ho sakta hai kya
you could have a party on that hood its so big
I wonder if there will be a wheeled version coming
Answer at 3:19
Only the Quadtrac is available. I imagine the tracks do a better job of putting all the horse power to the ground.
@crossman20 ok? And?
Is that the same demo that the Welkers had?
No Case IH has several 715 tractors on demo this fall. They are neat tractors to see in action.
What’s the gph of fuel I wonder?
Welker just demo'd one and they used about .3gal/acre. I think they said 7 gph seeing wheat with a 60' seeder and 12gph tilling. Watch their videos for more info
In the video It showed 36 GPH and 2.1 GPA.
Productivity!
The farmer was very happy with the acres per hour of corn worked under.
@@bigtractorpower Cheers
I would like to run one of these someday but i would have to travel to another state to do it. Lol
They are a smooth riding acre earring machine.
Good video.
Thank you for watching.
price
When is Case allowing us to see some real heavy duty work with the 715
An 875 Disk Ripper is the most heavy duty implement tillage wise Case IH offers. They produced an 80ft air drill. I am not sure what gets more heavy duty than those other than earth moving work with scraper pans.
@@bigtractorpower Let Mike Mitchell try it out while seeding
The new headlight design will take some getting used to. I think the last one will age better than this.
It does take time to get used to a new look. The Patriot Sprayers we’re the first products to use this grille. Now the Steigers and Farmalls use it. I expect the Magnum, Optum, Maxxum and Vestrum tractors will follow
N1.
Can we put straight pipes on that please?
Yes
You’d prob blow the windows out of any nearby houses lol
@@Beyonder8335 🤣🤣🤣🤣 perfect.
@@Beyonder8335 worth it my friend
@@30TheShow personally I’d be honored to have my windows blown out by a 715 lol
That’s awesome, I’ve already seen 2 in my area!
Very cool
I noticed that no one is talking about the John Deere new 710
When the 715 was announced the Deere 710, 770 and 830 were not publicly announced. I fully plan to cover the 710 as soon as I can film one in the field in 2025 when they go into production.
Time to move that thing over. Wonder how big CaseIH will go now that Deere went around them. WAAAAAY around them, and no DEF either. They also have a 40ft disc designed to be pulled at 14 mph. A little math shows about 70 acres per hour with an efficiency of 88% allowing for turns.
Ya me estoy desesperando toda vez que deseo comprar un meble de 1000 cv y hasta el momento no lo han fabricado o esta limitada su creatividad lo necito para andar de dia de campo en un solo dia
How many acres do you need to farm to justify a tractor that big?
Movie video
520 gallons of fuel and 85 gallons of DEF… Wow this tractor is one THIRSTY machine!
I can’t imagine just how much excruciating financial pain the farmer’s wallet must suffer when they go to refuel this beast and keep the DEF topped off
@@noahater5785 These costs are not bad really. This is because these costs are spread over a few thousand acres. The tractor in this video is for farmers who farm at least 2500 acres.
2400 lb ft, dang!
The 715 is a tough tractor.
That tractor should be able to pull twice that width of disk ripper in that loose corn ground.
I dont like to see good power being wasted on narrow implements.
I drove this 715. It rained 2.5 inches a few days before this. There were spots you were using all 778 hp. You get more speed with more power. The only 875 bigger than this one at 22.5 ft is a 26ft model.
We pull a 870 11 shank with a 9rx620 and here in Southern Minnesota it can work the hell out of in some of our heavy dirt. I haven't seen or heard of a 715 being demoed around this area yet. All the ones out that out are demo's because case haven't released them yet as far as I know that's why there isn't a price. I guess you can order one because I thought Reese ivers said they have one coming in July. I'd love to try one on our ground just for fun. See if we can make it work!
Price ?
North of one million.
Sucks ya have to wait on price be interesting to see cost
I think if you talk to your local dealer they can given insight on the cost. I just don’t want to give out information that is not available on their website yet.
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It’s a cool tractor.
I don't think it was mentioned how many mph he was going.
He did at 04:50
He was doing 6.8
I figured I missed it. Thanks.@@radventures887
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I think Case needs to add more air vents in the dash🙄
It’s nice on a hot day.
6.5mph with a 11 shank doesn't seem that impressive... don't the 620's pull 13 shanks that fast?
16 liter twin turbo?. Something is wrong with that thing.
Why's that
Welker farms
They had a nice demo with a 715 seeding wheat 👍👍
Tractors don't call in sick😂😂😂 no they just chit the bed from time to time
If it s not Cummins.....we are moving on.
Steiger has not used Cummins since 2006. The FPT engines have a string 18 year track record.
Price is 7 digits
It is a big investment for big jobs that need to be done quickly.
They need a 13 shank 26',,,, its an 800hp tractor... just sayin....
This is a demonstration tractor. It came with the 11 shank to the field. It got allot of work done fast.
@@bigtractorpower YEP, need a 13 shank 26'... demo thtat mother up, its an 800hp tractor.... LOL an 11 shank is BS for this tractor... you have footage with an 1167 on a 13 shank Willritch,,, someone make this thing EAT... come on....Welkers pulled a 60' cultivator at idle... show me something that can stop this thing,,,,
wow not impressed if that is all for width that a 715HP tractor can pull
Have farmed for over 40 years. What is the point, of being able to purchase a tractor of this size and run it at 6 mph. Sorry almost a break neck speed of 7 mph. What is the point to go slow? If you can not afford the diesel why have it. The size of disk here connected to this 715 can pull this easy at least at 15 mph to 18 mph easy pizzy. The hp should be used. Good thing they never plan on using BOOST. These are engineered, designed and built to reduce time in the filed. No time savings on this farm. This is a complete waste of tractor HP. Go back to the ox.
Thats the most horrible exhaust system Ive ever seen.
In no way inhibits the visibility from the Cam it’s a large system, but it does not block the operators view of the field
"Tractors don't call in sick" is the typical response you get get from a cry baby farmer that's too cheap to pay a decent wage whilst they live high on the hog and continue to cry on how bad they have it. Good thing the hat isn't bent anymore than it is from looking in the mailbox for those government checks.
BULLSHIT!
@@brianzybura8633can’t handle the truth? Just google all the big name TH-cam“farmers”. Without exception they or many of their close relatives have received millions in subsidies in the last 15-20 years. Sickening
@@brianzybura8633every single thing Gordon says is spot on. They want to pay 7.50 an hour while driving their new platinum super duty to their lake house for the weekend. The only mistake Gordon made was assuming they still get checks in the mail. Most of them just gets direct deposits these days.
@@clearskiesranch1362 Clearskiesranch1362, both you and Gordon won the argument over me, so I take back my comment. I had no idea that some farmers have it that good---holy Christ, almost as good as corporate executives. In regards to government checks, and I assume American government farm subsidies, up here in Canada our farmers do not receive farm subsidies--at least as far as I know. I used to farm long ago and at the time, in the early Eighties we all received a Canadian government subsidy just once for soybeans. Up here in Canada we are really a smaller country in terms of our economy so our government does not have the huge treasury like the U.S. government has. Anyway we have a good life up here.
@@brianzybura8633 I’m not trying to win arguments so please don’t take it that way. It leaves a bad taste in my mouth when I see all the big farmers talk about how hard they have to work to pay the bills while they receive huge subsidies straight from the taxpayers. Taxpayers who are actually struggling to make ends meet. The Canadians have the right idea.
No green tractor can match this
Not in looks anyway