It's so interesting to see a sub-soil ripper again; I remember them being popular when I farmed back in 1992, and they helped with drainage. This is why I wanted to work in agriculture, implement manufacturing, and design.
Good morning Granny! Nice to see that Demo tractor and the new subsoiler in the field! I am impressed, your crew is always trying to find better , improved ways to grow better crops , you raised them to be innovative , good for you I say! Hope you have a wonderful day !
Good morning Granny 🎉 Great video, drone footage and music. Amazing tools you now have, GPS and drones. Dad and Roy great! Appreciate your positive attitude giving credit and recognition of everyone making things happen.
Really enjoy watching your videos, the way you guys farm is the way it should be done , keep up the good work. Hopefully the price of cotton will go up, people now days don’t realize how much work goes into farming , especially cotton farming.
I use to line haul from Toronto Ontario to the west coast of America and back - California, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia. I was the happiest driver in the world the day my boss got rid of Freightliner and replaced them with International Golden Eagles.
I had a 7 shank 38in spacing just like that one . I had the berm tuckers behind the shank . Makes a huge difference. Berm tuckers are what make that machine. Couldn't tell where it ran until you tried to spray in the spring . Sprayer would sink knee deep. . But when conditions were good id notill behind it
Hello Granny and Triple R Farms another awesome video and the tractor looks great and seems to have plenty of power hope you'll are able to work it and see if it should be a new addition to the Triple R Farms equipment list yall be safe and cant wait to see you on the next one Daniel 😀
Running those skinny row crop tires on a 380 is job security for the ripper... Hearing you guys talk about compaction standing next to a 12 ton behemoth on tires we put under a four cylinder, made me smile 😅
@@justinpatrick4251 dealer is doing it wrong. But hey, if customers want to spend money on a cure but not on prevention, you just demo what most customers would want !
We change over 5 years ago to Case I/H and we love our new equipment. We have a awesome dealer that they are there when we need them. That makes it so much easier on us cause they don’t hesitate to come out on weekends. Not saying JD don’t make good equipment but we see they are much easier to work on and we haven’t had a bad break down yet. I equipment is 5 is old and we have a harvest sugar cane all though January. It gets pretty bad sometimes harvesting sugar cane. It’s tough on our machines. But at the end of the day we love our Red machines!! Good luck buddy 🙋🏼♂️👍
Magnum is nice, our ripper shanks always ran behind tire tracks, was odd seeing that ripper set up like that, but I guess you can probably set it up how you want it…keep em comin Triple R family and God Bless🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸
Good morning Granny, hope you are having a good week. Going to be cold next week. Hoping Daniel can talk to you during the holidays. Enjoed your talk last year. Take care and stay safe !!!!
That new tractor and implement is off the chain. Can I borrow it for a short time, not more than 1 year. Love your dad and the guys. Be safe and watch out for fire ants.
Daniel, I like your program, I run 7 000 acre farm in southern Sweden so it’s interesting to see the comparison. We run winter wheat, rape seed, winter barley and sugar beets as main crops. Could you tell me a bit about your crops and acreage. Best fr Sweden Joachim Gahm
I started watching your channel about the time you sent that other red tractor packing. It was having over heating issues I think? They do make some nice looking equipment though huh?
Points only 9 inches deep but the wings are 2 inches higher, so not doing the job. If it was doing the job there would be a bow wave in front of the legs.
I ran a subsoiler back in the 70's I had it set up 50" on center so I could shatter the hard pan and let the water percolate up and down. what is that one set on ? 30"
All that money for a ripper and tractor to pull it and all you needed to do was take that spreader you already got and some tillage radishes with some oats and crimson clover spread then work in lightly and you will break up that compaction AND have excess nutrients for the following crop! Nice tractor and nice ripper but all you did was take your compaction layer deeper in the soil! The radishes and oats and clover will make it easier for the next crop to get through that compaction layer also.
It's so interesting to see a sub-soil ripper again; I remember them being popular when I farmed back in 1992, and they helped with drainage. This is why I wanted to work in agriculture, implement manufacturing, and design.
Awesome footage Daniel...your father is a gem..cherish him buddy 😊
Sales rep did an excellent job explaining what is going on , interesting info , thank you !
Good morning Granny! Nice to see that Demo tractor and the new subsoiler in the field! I am impressed, your crew is always trying to find better , improved ways to grow better crops , you raised them to be innovative , good for you I say!
Hope you have a wonderful day !
Great video! Being a retired engineer and not a farmer, I always enjoy the new equipment demos! Take care..
Good morning Granny 🎉 Great video, drone footage and music. Amazing tools you now have, GPS and drones. Dad and Roy great! Appreciate your positive attitude giving credit and recognition of everyone making things happen.
Very impressive demo! Can't help to but notice that everything was seup for your farming. Great video!
Get Dad to buy it good job it does, water becomes a problem when the soil gets hard , wish I had tractor like that in my days .
We will see, thanks for watching 👍😁
Another excellent video. Enjoyed the demo.!!
Big Joe , amazing talent , wonderful man , very bright , hard worker ! Stay safe !
Excellent information on the tillage tool and how important it is to set it up correctly. Nice Red tractor, I’m sure y’all will be pleased with it.
Really enjoy watching your videos, the way you guys farm is the way it should be done , keep up the good work. Hopefully the price of cotton will go up, people now days don’t realize how much work goes into farming , especially cotton farming.
I look forward too all your videos. Thanks for posting them. You all seem too get along and have fun.
Cool, thanks for watching 👍😁
I use to line haul from Toronto Ontario to the west coast of America and back - California, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia. I was the happiest driver in the world the day my boss got rid of Freightliner and replaced them with International Golden Eagles.
Good video Daniel & TripleR farms family & like always awesome drone footage !! Stay safe & yal have a
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
Awesome video Daniel, be blessed!
I had a 7 shank 38in spacing just like that one . I had the berm tuckers behind the shank . Makes a huge difference. Berm tuckers are what make that machine. Couldn't tell where it ran until you tried to spray in the spring . Sprayer would sink knee deep. . But when conditions were good id notill behind it
Hello Granny and Triple R Farms another awesome video and the tractor looks great and seems to have plenty of power hope you'll are able to work it and see if it should be a new addition to the Triple R Farms equipment list yall be safe and cant wait to see you on the next one Daniel 😀
That's the nicest tractor I've seen on your channel!
It’s nice, thanks for watching 👍😁
Love seeing fresh durt being turn up . Good to you trying a demo tractor on the farm . Love your videos videos
Great, thanks for watching 👍😁
Totally enjoyed watching the video Daniel 😊
In Michigan we used a penetrometer for hard pan detection, sure saves on the Shovein' !!
Old school, thanks for watching 👍😁
Muddest combining I have ever been in was milo after a big rain hope all goes well finishing harvest
Great video good to see y'all
THANKS!
Good Morning Granny from West Tennessee!
Good looking red tractor!
You need about 4 more shanks before it will work that tractor! We run an 8 shank like that on our 8R 410. It works great.
Very interesting. Bout compaction.learnt something today
love joe he comes and works on our case super good dude
Great guy, thanks for watching 👍😁
First time I've seen Dan actually clownin' around. A guy's got to have fun sometime!
What a beautiful tractor!
ENJOYED THE VIDEO THANK YOU FOR YOUR HARD WORK FANTASTIC 👍🏻🙋♂️👏👏👍🏻
Running those skinny row crop tires on a 380 is job security for the ripper... Hearing you guys talk about compaction standing next to a 12 ton behemoth on tires we put under a four cylinder, made me smile 😅
Gets demo tractor to try without a choice of what it’s outfitted with. Guy in comments “your doing it wrong”
@@justinpatrick4251 dealer is doing it wrong. But hey, if customers want to spend money on a cure but not on prevention, you just demo what most customers would want !
We change over 5 years ago to Case I/H and we love our new equipment. We have a awesome dealer that they are there when we need them. That makes it so much easier on us cause they don’t hesitate to come out on weekends. Not saying JD don’t make good equipment but we see they are much easier to work on and we haven’t had a bad break down yet. I equipment is 5 is old and we have a harvest sugar cane all though January. It gets pretty bad sometimes harvesting sugar cane. It’s tough on our machines. But at the end of the day we love our Red machines!! Good luck buddy 🙋🏼♂️👍
Cool thanks for watching 👍😁
The Case salesman should of given your Dad a spade and said go dig us up one of those rusty cans of money for the tractor...😂
Magnum is nice, our ripper shanks always ran behind tire tracks, was odd seeing that ripper set up like that, but I guess you can probably set it up how you want it…keep em comin Triple R family and God Bless🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸
Demonstrate your mythology character exists.
Thanks for sharing
Good morning Granny how are you doing today, Daniel really enjoyed the video love watching the new tractor and ripper, awesome machine
Love your Channel
Good morning Granny, hope you are having a good week.
Going to be cold next week.
Hoping Daniel can talk to you during the holidays.
Enjoed your talk last year.
Take care and stay safe !!!!
Definitely get the red machine.
That new tractor and implement is off the chain. Can I borrow it for a short time, not more than 1 year. Love your dad and the guys. Be safe and watch out for fire ants.
Thanks for watching 👍😁
WOW thanks
Nice Tractor and ripper.
Thanks for watching 👍😁
Good morning Granny , from the Eastern Shore of Virginia .
Good morning Granny have a wonderful day , GOD bless
Good job guys
Good Morning Daniel and Granny.
Perty red tractor!
I wanna be like Roy when I grow up!! hahahaha
Good morning from Texas
Good morning from Southeast Missouri Granny 🌻
Thanks to CaseIH for the demo. Big Joe.
Great in-line ripper,
Case Ih needs to make a chank protector, they wear fast
Red power 💪 ‼️ Granny 👵 knows 😉 good morning, good luck
Daniel, I like your program, I run 7 000 acre farm in southern Sweden so it’s interesting to see the comparison. We run winter wheat, rape seed, winter barley and sugar beets as main crops. Could you tell me a bit about your crops and acreage. Best fr Sweden Joachim Gahm
Interesting
I have 2 of the 2500 series in line rippers. I love them. Let me know what you think. I grew up pulling paratills. But would love the feedback.
A 7250 magnum that's turned up pretty hot will pull 5 shank ripper like the 1 u are using
I started watching your channel about the time you sent that other red tractor packing. It was having over heating issues I think? They do make some nice looking equipment though huh?
Daniel , how many tractor/ engine HP is the case IH ? I am sure you will put it to use , stay safe , enjoy !
What does Triple R stand for
Morning Granny have a great day
Be careful with that weather down there
Daniel, are ya'll buying the Case IH? It sure is a BEAST. How much do they sell for?
What happened to the old 340?
Howdy triple R farm
Frontier CM11, much better cotton module handler than the spears by far! Much less damage on the modules and less to pick up afterwards
Case IH Tha Best
Thanks for watching 👍😁
It time to upgrade
no till rippers are the best i had dmi and it blew soil everywhere
Why would you not rip behind the tractor wheels to relieve that compaction?
In line rippers are a mother to pull, and that 380 seems to be toying with that one...
Points only 9 inches deep but the wings are 2 inches higher, so not doing the job. If it was doing the job there would be a bow wave in front of the legs.
Or just put on anhydrous in spring set your bar same depth bust compaction
Anhydrous contributes to compaction
Next time grind rust and paint off before ya weld! Love your videos
I ran a subsoiler back in the 70's I had it set up 50" on center so I could shatter the hard pan and let the water percolate up and down. what is that one set on ? 30"
36” thanks for watching 👍😁
Another good one Daniel 👍 🚜🌽🇺🇲
Daniel you buy that classy machine you’ll get all that Green Blood out of your body . International Harvester was King years ago.
They were the best, the Leading edge
now thats a sexy tractor. theres somthing about that red paint.. johndeere green is over rated haha
Get postal digger 😊
Just buy a 8 row kmc ripper with John Deere planter and do it all in one pass
10-4 thanks for watching 👍😁
All that money for a ripper and tractor to pull it and all you needed to do was take that spreader you already got and some tillage radishes with some oats and crimson clover spread then work in lightly and you will break up that compaction AND have excess nutrients for the following crop!
Nice tractor and nice ripper but all you did was take your compaction layer deeper in the soil!
The radishes and oats and clover will make it easier for the next crop to get through that compaction layer also.
Going that fast means no serious compaction.....
$$$ 270,000 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
But it looks sweet!!!
Keep going. The 380 alone is over 600k I believe
@@sew1194 OMG !!🤯 No wonder there was six or eight sales people out in the field!!
@@sew1194 kind of wonder why he didn't go with the "magnum 400"??
@usmarshall336 dunno, the dealer I'm assuming selected the 380. Seem to be pretty much the same machine.
Ouch, thanks for watching 👍😁
If he was only set at 9 inches he should have brought ypu a 20" machine and set it to 10
30" ripper should have been set at 15 or 16 inches
someone drives up behind those lights there going to crash,day or nite
Casih get rid of that green
Thanks for watching 👍😁
Don’t care how powerful it is. The John Deere computer system is what makes it so great. It’s very obvious to people that use this stuff.
thanks for sharing