@@fatherpapi6765 Computer doing things for people who don't feel like doing it themselves. Same function. Autotrac is a lifesaver on big plots and this dude is an idiot. He's only plowing a few acres, if he was doing a couple thousand he'd be wishing he had a computer to help him after the fourth row.
“I broke my back by the time I reached 30 and now I can’t even sleep without waking up in tremendous amounts of pain. This makes me the better worker.” No, my dude, this makes you the chump that got exploited for his time and health for a sub-standard wage.
@@whothehellareweOh, they know that alright. They just won't admit it + will use their insecurity on you in the hopes that you'll do the same, because of the fact that they're jealous that you DID think to care about your back in time.
Work smarter, not harder. It’s like the debate on guys automatic vs manual. Personally after driving manual all my life in heavy traffic I switched to automatic cars, I can enjoy driving my car and still not getting fatigue. Driving an auto isn’t going to make you less man, and no one around you doesn’t care, only ones that care are the toxic man that need to brag about playing with their car’s stick to feel they are part of something.
@@Pl4gue.D0ctorI remember hearing a… thing (idk what to call it) about “always have a lazy person on your crew, they’ll always know the easiest and most efficient way to complete any task” and I honestly think that’s true a lot of the time. You can have a burly “man’s man” throwing rocks for 12 hours a day to clear out a patch of land or whatever tf and in a few months it might be clear… or you have a lazy guy come up and be like “yknow we can just rent a bobcat and be done by the weekend?”
@@jedidiah5515 Umm no. the big farms use their old tractors too. old tractors are easy to fix. unlike the new ones that you need to call a mobile mechanic or pay big money to truck to the dealer. Old tractors are used for simpler or pto based jobs. things like haying, box scraping, mowing, roller packing, and pto driven irrigation pumping. The old motors never give up and there is no reason to have a machine out there that costs 5x the amount and does the same job.
this dude gives shit to people who use a hammer to drive a nail. he doesnt have to use a tool designed to make the job simpler/easier/less time consuming, he's just gotten so good at slamming his thick skull into the nail that its second nature
@@nevets4190any land is good land and anyone who loves the lands is entitled to his own no matter what size .... Dont look down on others if your dad gave you more or you had better oportunities than those who didnt!
you still have to create a very straight first furrow and guess what, i have to ask because you obviously don't know, the furrow does not keep itself straight
@@Roboticus_Prime_RChe's taking a dog at himself as well, since he said he doesn't have that issue because he can make the tractor drive it by itself so he doesn't have to worry while he pleasures his boyfriend
mainly sowing and spraying i would use it for,spreading too as the cost of fert is getting expensive,the more precise you are the less wastage the better
Bingo, it’s not ab lack of skill it’s ab efficiency. It’s like bragging ab driving a manual transmission. You don’t see people with Down syndrome bragging about how it takes longer for them to get up to speed but manual drivers do it all the time and act as if they have a huge skill advantage over other drivers.
@@jacobpritchard4847 But why brag about a manual? they are easy to drive. Semi auto and auto makes it easier to get less skilled drivers to do a job without burning the clutch out
@@jacobpritchard4847 in most cases the manual isn't significantly slower than an equivalent automatic getting up to speed. For example, my CX-5 base model manual makes maybe 150 hp and I keep up with the same car in automatic on straight acceleration. Manual is more fun to drive and I prefer it for track, I wouldn't pick it for city traffic or delivery driving.
@@kugelblitz1557drove a 95 civic for delicery. 5 spd manual. 100hp i think. Mountains of WV, up, down, left and right the roads are fun AF for manual delivery. ESPECIALLY if you develop a track speed over time on repeat complex routes. Mastering something as small as 100hp in manual on complex roads is the most enjoyment ive ever had driving cars.
Usually people with ego issues thinking they mean something to this world because they work their soul to death to prove that some how they are better than everyone lol, it’s sad looking at adults act like children because of one’s preference like grow the fuck up 😭
When i was 4 or 5 years old, I use to sit on the fender and hold on to that hand grip while my Papa pulled a set of 18ft finishing disc. Today that would be called "Dangerous". 😂😂😂
Buddy you have an absolutely beautiful 4320, we have two of them and they are some of my favorite tractors on the farm, and we have on e on axle duals and we pulled a 3 shank ripper three feet in the ground and it was doing wheelies like crazy. I swear those tractors have some secret power that nobody talks about.
Good ol’ 4320. My uncle and I would plant soybeans in his 4320. I was about 6 or 7 at the time and man was that fun. Excited to go out in the field and spending an hour just to get that poor, winded tractor to fire up. It set me on the career path of “farmer”. I was a country boy at heart who was stuffed in the middle of a big shitty city. All I knew about farming was from him. He died of cancer a few years back. I’m 14 now. I moved out to the middle of nowhere and have been working at a dairy farm for a year or so now. I plant, manure spread and fix all the stuff that breaks. I drive a Case International 5230 to work and back now. Up at 4:30 just to do my home chores and make it to work on time. I bought a 35hp tractor and have been using that at home to mow and manage the driveway along with other small tasks like hauling wood. I’m trying to live out the dream I had once. Thank you uncle Cor, may you rest in peace.
I love the fact that managers said he's better at sucking his boyfriend's dick then the other guys and no one is talking about the fact that he said that he's bragging about sucking dick
Okay… all imma say is, try doing it with something that is 65ft wide and when you can barely make out the details on the end of said 65ft boom. And then make sure you get everything. Yes it’s possible but I don’t want to wait all day for the new hire to keep backing up
That’s a damn good machine that model Deere. Also yea Many old time farmers they keep the wheels in the burrow there for their guide when they are plowing
New shit isn’t worth the headaches. A $20 sensor going bad takes hours to fix because you have to call the dealer and get a mechanic out there. Then he has to hook up his laptop to it, find out what’s wrong, and then you have to pray that they even have the part you need in stock back at their shop! These new machines have so many parts that it’s impossible for a dealer to stock all of them. Back in the old days they were so easy to fix and rarely ever had problems in the first place. Also combine fires are becoming more and more common with these newer models.
There's so many layers of irony. Bragging that he doesn't need GPS to plow a 40x10ft strip while riding on a tractor that's doing all the work for him as he keeps one pedal planted, blissfully ignorant that the old boys used to do this while knee deep in mud following a horse. They didn't need GPS and they did it without a tractor. Talk about pleasuring your boyfriend.
I've always learned that if you have to steer in when ploughing. You do not have your plough setup correctly and are fighting that with your steering wheel. So yeah....... think that says enough.
Right? Who the fuck would brag on the WWW about giving their boyfriend a reach around while in a tractor? Well, he did mention “plowing “ too so..😂😂😂😂😂
Fun fact for you city folks. That handle on forward part of fender is to help the driver get into the seat. It also doubles as a handle for little fellows stacking the hay to hold on tight! 😂
Used to plow with my dad on a Minneapolis-Moline G950 diesel and a M670 gas. Would love to get back on one again. Those are some crisp, straight rows. Awesome.
Given how small the tractor is, and as long as the plow is digging in, you technically have autotrac because it won't really kick those wheels out of that ditch, you can even see it on the front right wheel how much it wants to crawl out.
@@farmerbill6855 Actually I did, and drove a tractor and a semi through snowed in forest road and those ditches previously made from other vehicles made me drive down the same way without even touching the steering wheel. Also whenever I get replies like these it really makes me wonder if that person is just trolling or being an actual idiot
I am sure when tractors were first introduced some farmers were like why would we need that when we got a good plow horse in the stable 😂. The whole point of technology is to make our lives easier and more efficient.
Beautiful field, great control. But i know once you get the first row, you just set it in the grove. That first row, making it true, is the toughest. Pick a spot, and aim .
Man a bunch of the farmers in my area wish they had these tractors because they are old and don't want to be driving a tractor for hours on end. They'd rather just set a gps system and let it go while they handle other things. They do help efficiency by a bunch when you can leave and handle multiple tasks by the time it finishes
It makes more sense when you consider the fact that newer tractors are so computer controlled and they make it only serviceable by the John Deere dealerships. If your equipment is older and serviceable than driving without GPS if def worth it
@@westcoastjoey Thats not true at all.Its only the software you arent allowed to repair.But it still can be done if you get someone smart enough and its out of warranty
Love that 4320 my man. Its why both my cars are manual transmissions with the least amount of "gadgets," just me, the car and the road. Helps me focus as well.
@@TheJozuaSmit he's not flexing he just means he likes all the mechanical parts of it which I get, growing up we always had a manual it's the manual I learned how to drive on.
Rich people around me have new, big, GPS run tractors. Signal is bad in this area. Last solar storm was reported at disrupting farmer's GPS signal on they couldn't plant crops. That is what the row markers are for. You don't need electronics and toys to do the job for you.
I e never understood people hating on new gen technology. It's great, honestly. Expensive sure, but if you can't afford it, don't mean you gotta hate it. 🤷♂️
The difference is after harvest, the equipment is already paid for. While the big time farmers are still sucking the banker for next year. That 4320 will last 50 more years and run with a rod knocking, where a new $200,000.00 tractor stops in its tracks for a 27 dollar sensor.
So… that’s why we replace the combine and tractors every 3 to 4 years. It’s fine to hate on the big guys when you are a small farmer, but I used to be a small farmer and I guarantee you 90% of your groceries comes from a big farm and not a small 4320 JD farm size farm.
@@crandonborth not hating anyone but the bank. You ain't feeding anyone but yourself after the auctioneers are done. And I'd say your 90% is closer to 50% or less. Sure is a bunch of 6600s and 1460s still out here.
@@farmerbill6855 Oh absolutely I started combing on a 2588 Case IH back in the day with a 6 row head now we run a Claas 8900 with a 24 row 20” Gerringhoff and I still can appreciate both ways. 🤷♂️
They’re so stupid they attack their own communities within the tractor realm, the beef goes deep, GPS vs No GPS, 4 wheel drive vs 2 wheel drive. Cab vs no cab. Then it’s color of tractor, then it’s manufacturer and then it’s era of manufacturer. Mind bogglingly stupid
imagine being upset over how other folks use and control their equipment. sounds like the old folk complaining about when smart phones came out “yOU kIdS ANd YoUrE NEw FaNgLEd TeLEPhoNes, bACk iN mY DAy W e HAd to CaLl tHE OpPEaTor to COnnEcT US” definitely a great use of the tell me the difference between these pictures meme.
Dad had a 3020-4020-4520 when I was a kid, tried to buy the 4520 back at an action this spring but it was mostly for parts hasn't ran in twenty years and it brought big bucks, maybe next time
They had auto trac back in the day when plowing. Once you got the first furrow started just set the front tire in the furrow. I've seen guys tie off the steering wheel with a slight amount pressure and let it go.
The irony of this being narrated by an AI instead of an actual person
Wait till you realize they don’t have the same functions at all.
@@fatherpapi6765
Computer doing things for people who don't feel like doing it themselves. Same function. Autotrac is a lifesaver on big plots and this dude is an idiot. He's only plowing a few acres, if he was doing a couple thousand he'd be wishing he had a computer to help him after the fourth row.
@@fatherpapi6765yeah but it’s just ironic. He talks shit about automating, then uses a robot to voice over
maybe he cant talk, with his mouth full
@@semperfi3696of boyfriend
You've become so good at pleasing your boyfriend that it's become second nature. Got it.
That's what he said 😂
one hand on the wheel one hand on the peel
IM SO HAPPY SOMEONE ELSE HEARD IT
That’s also what I heard
Yup, that's what I heard also.
He is so good at pleasuring his boyfriend he can do it while driving a tractor. Truly impressive
Yup… that was the joke
Dude said he's good at pleasuring his boyfriend.
That's the joke.
Fuck else you doing with your spare time?
@@dannysplace7how is loving someone a punchline lmao? Thats more than some people get in a life time
@@tripwire3992bro hasn’t heard a joke in years 💀
@@tripwire3992cause it’s LGBT and that’s gross.
Unexpectedly the funniest short I've watched all morning. Just roasted himself.
I’m pretty sure he meant to be like that. Like a dig at himself as a joke. I don’t take myself very seriously so I like these jokes.
How? You gotta be talented to do both at the same time without a GPS. Unilateral W. If you don't think so? Skill issue, be more gay scrub.
@@panfriedegg5048Listen to the short again closely..
@@panfriedegg5048one hand on the wheel, another on the peel 😂
@@Blu_2wheelscopy paste bot. Actual NPC
Gotta love these type of people man
"I make my job harder for myself so im superior"
“I broke my back by the time I reached 30 and now I can’t even sleep without waking up in tremendous amounts of pain. This makes me the better worker.”
No, my dude, this makes you the chump that got exploited for his time and health for a sub-standard wage.
@@whothehellareweOh, they know that alright. They just won't admit it + will use their insecurity on you in the hopes that you'll do the same, because of the fact that they're jealous that you DID think to care about your back in time.
Work smarter, not harder. It’s like the debate on guys automatic vs manual. Personally after driving manual all my life in heavy traffic I switched to automatic cars, I can enjoy driving my car and still not getting fatigue. Driving an auto isn’t going to make you less man, and no one around you doesn’t care, only ones that care are the toxic man that need to brag about playing with their car’s stick to feel they are part of something.
@@Pl4gue.D0ctorI remember hearing a… thing (idk what to call it) about “always have a lazy person on your crew, they’ll always know the easiest and most efficient way to complete any task” and I honestly think that’s true a lot of the time.
You can have a burly “man’s man” throwing rocks for 12 hours a day to clear out a patch of land or whatever tf and in a few months it might be clear… or you have a lazy guy come up and be like “yknow we can just rent a bobcat and be done by the weekend?”
Guy had to make a video with epic music to tell people how good he is at driving a tractor in a straight line in an empty field.
Damn the tractor community got BEEF 😤🤣
Nah bro they got HOG XD
It’s not real beef. It’s just brokie cope talk. Those old tractors are a joke to what big farms are using today
@@jedidiah5515 Umm no. the big farms use their old tractors too. old tractors are easy to fix. unlike the new ones that you need to call a mobile mechanic or pay big money to truck to the dealer. Old tractors are used for simpler or pto based jobs. things like haying, box scraping, mowing, roller packing, and pto driven irrigation pumping. The old motors never give up and there is no reason to have a machine out there that costs 5x the amount and does the same job.
I never thought I would see millennial farmers fighting each other on YT shorts lol
Legitimately it’s like the old white guy truck debate but passed down to the next generation
Dude said pleases his man like it’s second nature. Amen and god bless America
this dude gives shit to people who use a hammer to drive a nail. he doesnt have to use a tool designed to make the job simpler/easier/less time consuming, he's just gotten so good at slamming his thick skull into the nail that its second nature
“You got soft hands brother you got soft hands”
Flannel Daddy?
if this area is drought sensitive he will have soft but dry hands.
87 hours a mutherfuggin day
@@tedofuentes652587 hours a day? There’s only 24hours in a day
@@tedofuentes6525 ON MY JOB!
Real country boy right there
Yeah with his 1500 acres lol
Yes sir
@@nevets4190any land is good land and anyone who loves the lands is entitled to his own no matter what size ....
Dont look down on others if your dad gave you more or you had better oportunities than those who didnt!
@@nevets4190I’ll take 1,500 good acres over 15,000 acres of dust n rocks monsanto actually owns
@@nevets4190ahh, says someone with no knowledge or understanding.
Drop those tires in the furrow and it's basically GPS haha
And some still balls it up 😅
you still have to create a very straight first furrow and guess what, i have to ask because you obviously don't know, the furrow does not keep itself straight
Just so good at pleasuring your boyfriend you can do it while you drive. Thats dedication.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one that heard it with this disconcerting understanding
48 naked cowboys on ram ranch?
@@jonathanlunger2775 why's that disconcerting? If you're good enough I don't think it meaningfully counts as distracted driving
You realize that he's talking about the guys with auto-steer, right?
@@Roboticus_Prime_RChe's taking a dog at himself as well, since he said he doesn't have that issue because he can make the tractor drive it by itself so he doesn't have to worry while he pleasures his boyfriend
When you start getting into the 5k+ acres auto steer is a huge money saver not when you’re root plowing you’re moms old garden.
mainly sowing and spraying i would use it for,spreading too as the cost of fert is getting expensive,the more precise you are the less wastage the better
Bingo, it’s not ab lack of skill it’s ab efficiency. It’s like bragging ab driving a manual transmission. You don’t see people with Down syndrome bragging about how it takes longer for them to get up to speed but manual drivers do it all the time and act as if they have a huge skill advantage over other drivers.
@@jacobpritchard4847 But why brag about a manual? they are easy to drive. Semi auto and auto makes it easier to get less skilled drivers to do a job without burning the clutch out
@@jacobpritchard4847 in most cases the manual isn't significantly slower than an equivalent automatic getting up to speed. For example, my CX-5 base model manual makes maybe 150 hp and I keep up with the same car in automatic on straight acceleration. Manual is more fun to drive and I prefer it for track, I wouldn't pick it for city traffic or delivery driving.
@@kugelblitz1557drove a 95 civic for delicery. 5 spd manual. 100hp i think. Mountains of WV, up, down, left and right the roads are fun AF for manual delivery. ESPECIALLY if you develop a track speed over time on repeat complex routes. Mastering something as small as 100hp in manual on complex roads is the most enjoyment ive ever had driving cars.
Nice straight furrows. Covering well. Great job.
“I work harder so I’m better” is a concept I never could grasp..
Usually people with ego issues thinking they mean something to this world because they work their soul to death to prove that some how they are better than everyone lol, it’s sad looking at adults act like children because of one’s preference like grow the fuck up 😭
I'm sure it shows in your work!
I mean give me anything to do with paper and it's good
If you bang yer head enough you might. 😂 These guys are knuckleheads.
I agree. Just means people like us are smarter. That's why the saying is work smarter, not harder.
LMFO.... I wish I could show this to my Amish friends, they'd be saying the same thing about you as they single plow with their horse...
For real man. There’s an argument to be made about cost to benefit, but damn.
That is nothing. I do it by hand
Lol
@@snorttroll4379thats nothing, I use my teeth
I just have to say plow walking anywhere really I’m billy badass btw
When i was 4 or 5 years old, I use to sit on the fender and hold on to that hand grip while my Papa pulled a set of 18ft finishing disc. Today that would be called "Dangerous". 😂😂😂
Someone likes tractors and pleasing their boyfriend that's all I know 😂
damn right the southern life is the only life for me
Would be fun ngl
@@CertifiedSkinwalkeragreed
The non gps guys have gotten so good at pleasuring thier boyfriends it's second nature?
ITs 2023, don't shit on their rainbow.
How tf is bros tractor so clean 💀
It’s never used that’s why
Called washing it
When you try to humiliate a group of people but the comment section roast you instead
He cant afford a fancy tractor hes saying its dumb they argue about the brand cuz theyre not really driving it anyway
Or you get a comments section full of simple minded city folks
This man is a legend. He has become so good at pleasuring his boyfriend that he can do it while driving a tractor. Wish I had a man like that :(
Buddy you have an absolutely beautiful 4320, we have two of them and they are some of my favorite tractors on the farm, and we have on e on axle duals and we pulled a 3 shank ripper three feet in the ground and it was doing wheelies like crazy. I swear those tractors have some secret power that nobody talks about.
Yup, I was just waiting to see what model 20 series tractor we have here pulling the 4 bottom plow!!!
A guy that does 140 acres making fun of guys doing 6,000 acres for wanting electronic advantages.
Good ol’ 4320. My uncle and I would plant soybeans in his 4320. I was about 6 or 7 at the time and man was that fun. Excited to go out in the field and spending an hour just to get that poor, winded tractor to fire up. It set me on the career path of “farmer”. I was a country boy at heart who was stuffed in the middle of a big shitty city. All I knew about farming was from him. He died of cancer a few years back. I’m 14 now. I moved out to the middle of nowhere and have been working at a dairy farm for a year or so now. I plant, manure spread and fix all the stuff that breaks. I drive a Case International 5230 to work and back now. Up at 4:30 just to do my home chores and make it to work on time. I bought a 35hp tractor and have been using that at home to mow and manage the driveway along with other small tasks like hauling wood. I’m trying to live out the dream I had once. Thank you uncle Cor, may you rest in peace.
Condolences to you for your Uncle, but major props to your hard work and dedication, young man
You are light years ahead of most boys your age
Rip to your uncle and keep up the hard work, hopefully farmers will get a fair deal someday !!
I guarantee you’re making your Uncle very proud. Good shit kid 💯
LARP
Wow. You can put the tire in a groove and press a pedal. So amazing
but how did that groove get started
@@i_eat_dirt2 wouldn’t you like to know, mr dirt eater
You have to make the first one straight. Only an old farmer would know that.
There isn’t even a gas pedal on that style tractor. 🤣🤣
If you got on that tractor you couldn’t even attempt to do this.
Fresh turned ground and fresh baked bread. The two best smells on earth!
Idk fresh cut sod is hard to beat 😂
Im more of a woodworker but i agree. A good farmer should enjoy the smells of his workplace.
Love that man I drive a 5020 with no auto track and I love it cause it keeps me focused
So you can last longer?
It’s a 4320
You gonna give him a kiss moe?
Try working up 3000 acres you will be a believer . I love it gps saved my body.
I love the fact that managers said he's better at sucking his boyfriend's dick then the other guys and no one is talking about the fact that he said that he's bragging about sucking dick
Okay… all imma say is, try doing it with something that is 65ft wide and when you can barely make out the details on the end of said 65ft boom. And then make sure you get everything. Yes it’s possible but I don’t want to wait all day for the new hire to keep backing up
The dude literally just roasted himself.
No
He cant afford a fancy tractor hes saying its dumb they argue about the brand cuz theyre not really driving it anyway
The joke went right over your heada
@@buckslayer5612he said “we don’t have that problem cause we’re so good at it, it becomes second nature” meaning he does it too just better💀
Ancestors: They are so lazy. We plowed by foot.
Damn the engine sounds good
You become so good at pleasuring your bf that it becomes 2nd nature..? That's pretty much what you said
Hell yeah, happy pride 🏳️🌈
This is how petty people with big gardens talk shit to farmers.
Bro talking mad all over driving in a straight line 😂
Ive seen so many LaSteroid videos that I was waiting for him to show up after i heard the voice.
If you had more than 5 acers you would love gps
Do you? Lazy answer.
I like it on my sprayer. But I can get by with out it. Aa for tillage or planting I don't see the point.
That is obviously more then 5 acres
I plant around 800 acres of corn and about the same beans every year, the old school way row markers
No
That’s a damn good machine that model Deere. Also yea
Many old time farmers they keep the wheels in the burrow there for their guide when they are plowing
Fighting over using modern technology for farming is the weirder beef I have ever heard
New shit isn’t worth the headaches. A $20 sensor going bad takes hours to fix because you have to call the dealer and get a mechanic out there. Then he has to hook up his laptop to it, find out what’s wrong, and then you have to pray that they even have the part you need in stock back at their shop! These new machines have so many parts that it’s impossible for a dealer to stock all of them. Back in the old days they were so easy to fix and rarely ever had problems in the first place. Also combine fires are becoming more and more common with these newer models.
Imagine wanting to make your job easier
There's so many layers of irony.
Bragging that he doesn't need GPS to plow a 40x10ft strip while riding on a tractor that's doing all the work for him as he keeps one pedal planted, blissfully ignorant that the old boys used to do this while knee deep in mud following a horse. They didn't need GPS and they did it without a tractor.
Talk about pleasuring your boyfriend.
That brings back memories, the first tractor I ever drove was a 4020.
As someone who setup the system for his neighbor, the tractor drives itself, its pretty cool to have a roomba plant a field
I've always learned that if you have to steer in when ploughing. You do not have your plough setup correctly and are fighting that with your steering wheel. So yeah....... think that says enough.
So good and second nature at pleasuring your boyfriends?
Right? Who the fuck would brag on the WWW about giving their boyfriend a reach around while in a tractor?
Well, he did mention “plowing “ too so..😂😂😂😂😂
I grew up with a 4020 and a 4320 both are awesome tractors! I love how they sound handle and perform. Great machines!
Looks like ya just keep your tire in the rut and you’re good to go
But on the other side when it's not the reversible Plow You're gonna be focused like a rock
I’ve Never been on a farm, this shit looks easy.
Not quite…if that’s all u do ur gonna be screwed by the 4th or 5th pass with wiggles all over. Pick a point in the distance to aim for + practice
@@dertmatyuieasy when you have a lot of practice, not nearly as easy the first hundred times
@@dertmatyui,bless your heart!! How cute your comment is! lol 😆 🤣 😂
I didn't know farmer's had so much fucking beef. Pun not intended.
That is a seriously straight furrow.
He started the field straight and hasn’t wandered.
Back in my youth auto trac was my left hand on the steering wheel and gps was Dad's boot if you done screwed up.
You mean *Daddy's boot. Happy pride XD
It's so second nature in fact, that he has time to think about men pleasuring eachother on a tractor.
Fun fact for you city folks. That handle on forward part of fender is to help the driver get into the seat. It also doubles as a handle for little fellows stacking the hay to hold on tight! 😂
Used to plow with my dad on a Minneapolis-Moline G950 diesel and a M670 gas. Would love to get back on one again. Those are some crisp, straight rows. Awesome.
Given how small the tractor is, and as long as the plow is digging in, you technically have autotrac because it won't really kick those wheels out of that ditch, you can even see it on the front right wheel how much it wants to crawl out.
Never plowed in your life have you?
@@farmerbill6855 Actually I did, and drove a tractor and a semi through snowed in forest road and those ditches previously made from other vehicles made me drive down the same way without even touching the steering wheel.
Also whenever I get replies like these it really makes me wonder if that person is just trolling or being an actual idiot
@@sonson9876 well, considering that isn't a "ditch", I'd say I was correct in my assumption.
Damn I miss my country boys I got to serve with.
Thank you for this humor
I love him complaining abt how he’s poor and can’t afford those tractors 🥲
I thought that he was just complaining about having to steer while he pleased his boyfriend.
@@jimmyjack6393 in that case he shoulda refitted autosteer.
Still rocking a JD 4440 from 79.
If you don't have at least 1445, 4440 or 4420 your not a farmer.
@@t-bfr45-70lmao that’s just about as cringy a statement as crying about autotrac is
I am sure when tractors were first introduced some farmers were like why would we need that when we got a good plow horse in the stable 😂. The whole point of technology is to make our lives easier and more efficient.
Ego so big he forgot he roasted himself
As he sits… in his tractor that’s driving itself
Lmao if it was so hard to do he wouldn’t have made a tiktok while plowing 😂
@@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606 exactly
As a man with nothing but a riding mower who’s never driven a real tractor yet am very intrigued by farming I can relate
Beautiful field, great control. But i know once you get the first row, you just set it in the grove. That first row, making it true, is the toughest. Pick a spot, and aim .
This some "you got soft hands brother, you got soft hands. You ain't worked 40 hours a mfing day in your life" level bullshit
Man a bunch of the farmers in my area wish they had these tractors because they are old and don't want to be driving a tractor for hours on end. They'd rather just set a gps system and let it go while they handle other things. They do help efficiency by a bunch when you can leave and handle multiple tasks by the time it finishes
"The missile knows where it is because it knows where it isn't, splash bitch".
Getting them vibes.
Acaso estoy viendo beef entre granjeros? JAJAJAJA
Humanity can never work together it will be our undoing
We're still using a JD 50 to rake hay. Its was my husband's grandfather's tractor
This looks so satisfying 😮
"helper B is blocked by an object"
It makes more sense when you consider the fact that newer tractors are so computer controlled and they make it only serviceable by the John Deere dealerships. If your equipment is older and serviceable than driving without GPS if def worth it
Easier to repair no computer's or switches
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get 1000$ a month + 800$ spend on gas salary etc
get 10.000$ + 2000$ maintenance spend
@@rtsrt165 Everything breaks,i have seen new machines broken down. Old stuff works just as well if looked after like all machines
You mean you CAN repair it. You arent allowed to work The new ones.
@@westcoastjoey There's no computers or any stupid solenoids to burn out
@@westcoastjoey Thats not true at all.Its only the software you arent allowed to repair.But it still can be done if you get someone smart enough and its out of warranty
Love that 4320 my man. Its why both my cars are manual transmissions with the least amount of "gadgets," just me, the car and the road. Helps me focus as well.
Only Americans think driving a manual is a flex lol
That's why I ride a 1986 Kawasaki Ninja 1000RX
@@TheJozuaSmit he's not flexing he just means he likes all the mechanical parts of it which I get, growing up we always had a manual it's the manual I learned how to drive on.
The 4320 is one of my favorite tractor coming from a country boy without gps
“I work less efficiently so I’m better”
Rich people around me have new, big, GPS run tractors. Signal is bad in this area. Last solar storm was reported at disrupting farmer's GPS signal on they couldn't plant crops. That is what the row markers are for. You don't need electronics and toys to do the job for you.
I e never understood people hating on new gen technology. It's great, honestly. Expensive sure, but if you can't afford it, don't mean you gotta hate it. 🤷♂️
So you broke and mad. Sheesh that’s tuff
Right on I’m a red guy but I give you the respect that you deserve
If boomhauer from king of the hill could speak normal like that one episode, he'd sound like that
pov: you couldn’t afford a nicer tractor
4320 is a nice tractor, just unfortunate that it’s feeding a shit ego
My gps is an tree at the end of the field.
Bro's showing off how good he is at making boys happy 😂😂😂
Straight lines and keep that wheel in the furrow is all my dad would say then give me a smack when I didn’t comply lol😂😂
To be fair, ploughing in-furrow is pretty much the easiest work without gps. Drive one straight line at the start and you're just about set.
I don’t mind GPS but I was raised without it giving me good driving skills behind the wheel of a tractor
On a 4320 too. One badass tractor!
When you say something but it doesn't quite come out the way you intended
Pretty much, but I always preferred a 1939 Farmall or John Deere
Its not about making one straight track. The challenge is keeping it straight. Good work!
Lol love the comments absolutely ROASTING this man. 😂
The difference is after harvest, the equipment is already paid for. While the big time farmers are still sucking the banker for next year. That 4320 will last 50 more years and run with a rod knocking, where a new $200,000.00 tractor stops in its tracks for a 27 dollar sensor.
So… that’s why we replace the combine and tractors every 3 to 4 years. It’s fine to hate on the big guys when you are a small farmer, but I used to be a small farmer and I guarantee you 90% of your groceries comes from a big farm and not a small 4320 JD farm size farm.
@@crandonborth not hating anyone but the bank. You ain't feeding anyone but yourself after the auctioneers are done. And I'd say your 90% is closer to 50% or less. Sure is a bunch of 6600s and 1460s still out here.
@@farmerbill6855 Oh absolutely I started combing on a 2588 Case IH back in the day with a 6 row head now we run a Claas 8900 with a 24 row 20” Gerringhoff and I still can appreciate both ways. 🤷♂️
Dude is acting tough while a machine is doing all the work for him. Get in there with your hands like a real man.
I didn’t realize the tractor community had beef but I’m here for it
They’re so stupid they attack their own communities within the tractor realm, the beef goes deep, GPS vs No GPS, 4 wheel drive vs 2 wheel drive. Cab vs no cab. Then it’s color of tractor, then it’s manufacturer and then it’s era of manufacturer. Mind bogglingly stupid
imagine being upset over how other folks use and control their equipment.
sounds like the old folk complaining about when smart phones came out
“yOU kIdS ANd YoUrE NEw FaNgLEd TeLEPhoNes, bACk iN mY DAy W e HAd to CaLl tHE OpPEaTor to COnnEcT US”
definitely a great use of the tell me the difference between these pictures meme.
4020 Diesel that’s what I roll
Dad had a 3020-4020-4520 when I was a kid, tried to buy the 4520 back at an action this spring but it was mostly for parts hasn't ran in twenty years and it brought big bucks, maybe next time
i cant imagine why any tractor driver would not want to have the skill to work according to the feedback he is getting from his machine.
Impressive, i certainly couldn't do it as straight as he did.
bros mad that there are technological advancements that make his job easier😭
They had auto trac back in the day when plowing. Once you got the first furrow started just set the front tire in the furrow. I've seen guys tie off the steering wheel with a slight amount pressure and let it go.