John Deere 9520RX Tractor & DB60 Planter on Tracks Double Cropping Soybeans
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video we spend time in the field with a 520 hp John Deere 9520RX Narrow Track tractor and 47 row DB60 planter seeding double crop soybeans. The video spends time tractors cab and talks about the tractor and planters specifications and cost.
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Thanks sir for keeping us updated with these videos, asa large scale farmer in africa, they help me alot in knowing which tractor does what best, thanks once again sir, be blessed
Thank you for watching. It’s an honor to have viewers in other parts of the world.
My grandfather used to work at the Waterloo tractor works He worked there from 1930 to 1971 so he was a mechanic so he’d seen a lot of changes I’m proud of him
Wow that’s very cool. He saw steel wheels to a 7020 4wd.
Those John Deere 9rx tractors are amazing, great video BTP
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Two growing seasons would be nice🇨🇦😂
Quite the unit...👍
The DB60 is a nice planter.
Nice planting rig and that's a lot of acres to cover in a year's time. Thanks for your time and effort to bring us these videos BTP. 👍
Great video, even if it was 2 years ago! I really enjoy your videos and would like to thank you for your effort.
That’s a sexy looking bit of kit
One of my favorite tractors. I wished I wasn't so disabled so I could drive one
My sons for fathers day gave me a trip to do the Waterloo factory tour this summer. Might get to see this bad boy tractor being built!
What a great gift.
My cousins run a DB60 to plant dry beans and soy beans and sugar beets and corn...it’s on a 8370RT ... that no till land is a lot harder than land in Michigan. Love the channel and can’t wait for more videos following the farms you have access to...
How do you know how hard no till land is in other states? Especially since you have probably never no tilled in your life?
Thank you for watching. The soil here in WKY is red clay. It is pretty stout to work through. The green straw just out of the combine requires extra power to work through in double crop beans. This tractor also runs tillage going 18 inches deep in the fall to break compaction after all the passes in this field from cutting wheat and soybeans. The tractor also pulls a 1,500 bu grain cart in soybeans and corn. This is why they go to a 520 hp machine.
Now that’s impressive!😎
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Yet another high quality production from Big Tractor Power! Thank you BTP!
👍👍. Thank you for watching.
Great video as always. What an impressive team!
They can cover some ground.
Great video. You talk about the hours the farmer puts on one could you do a video on maintenance and when is time to purchase a new tractor
She is one awsome beast of a jd you just cant a johndeere they are number one in the world and i would love too drive that jd 9620 Rx shes so awsome and great video buddy keep them videos coming cant wait too see more your doining great work and stay safe out there
Robert Hegarty Yeah they did a great job of copying Caseih👍👍👍
Thank you for watching. Stay tuned for a 9620RX seeding double crop soybeans.
Another fine BTP episode 🚜👍
I LOVE THIS VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU
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Love the 9rx. Another great video BTP!
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looks amazing, thumb up & best regards
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Woah that's sweet great video man!
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nice
Another good one.
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Another great video BTP! You can't beat the John Deere.
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Great video as usual
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So does he also have an air-seeder or does he custom that job out for his winter wheat as the stubble rows are tighter than 15". They'll want in tight behind the combine also because the longer the sun has on the bare ground after the winter wheat the tougher a pull on the planter it is as the soil stiffens up.
The farm uses a 50ft and 60ft 1890 air drill both pulled by 9620RX tractors. They notill wheat over corn ground.
Fantastic video! Love watching those big tractors pulling their weight around all that equipment. Do you know how many months a year these farms lay fallow?
The soybeans planted after wheat are harvested in October. From November to February the fields sit then in March they are planted to corn. Corn is harvested in August and wheat is planted on corn ground in October. Wheat is harvested in June and soybeans are planted over the wheat stubble.
Are the tracks on the tractor or planter adjustable for width? It appears to me that the planter tracks are running in the same track spacing as the tractor. Would this not negate the less compaction of the track systems on both the tractor and planter?
ChiefAUS Yes the tracks can be adjusted with spacers, not an easy job. But the compaction of tracks is very minimal compared to wheeled tractors.
@@kcgibbs Thanks.
They want the tracks to line up to keep minimal compaction in one spot. If the planter tracks followed their own path they would press down another spot in the field. The set up in the video is “controlled traffic”. This way compaction is centered in the center of the pass leaving the rest of the field and crop in looser soil.
@@bigtractorpower Thanks.
wow, that is a lot of rows...
It will cover some ground.
Nice
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Was the combine in the same field...how soon after harvest do you plant...is there an issue with soil compaction without minor tillage
Yes the combine and planter are often in the same field. I have a JD 8400R video on the way showing the planter right with the combines. There is compaction. In the fall after the beans are cut they will sub soil 18 inches deep.
How much does the planter weigh? Pretty close to a million dollars once the tractor and planter are fully speced and ready to go. The big farms must be running close to 10 million in capital. Doesn't seem like you could plant enough of anything legal to come out ahead of the bankers with that kind of money invested in just the machinery. My family was on the wrong side of a farm foreclosure back in the early 80's when a lot of farmers were losing their farms as well. I'm glad that there are people who are willing to do it though.
I am not sure on the planter weight. Farming is a tough life and business. This planter is effective and covers allot of acres. Getting two crops off a field in one year goes along way in keeping big machines.
Great Video as always BTP!
Thank you for watching.
Is the weight the same for narrow and wide track tractors?
Yes.
What’s the difference between the db60 and the 1775nt?I think that’s model. Just the tool bar and the narrow track?
The key difference is the frame. The DB60 is built to hold the weight of 47 row units. The 1775NT is a little more advanced on technology and speed.
When you panned past the side panel I thought I saw an IVT transmission. You mentioned it was power shift no ?
No IVT on a 9RX at this time. Just the E18 power shift. Case IH offers a CVX transmission Steiger. They are slick.
Very impressive
It gets allot of acres covered.
huge man 💪💪
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Great vid👍nice set up👍hey Jason are you seeing more farmers swapping from twin tracks for quad tracks in JD brand?do farmers see benefits of quad track tractor?
On the John Deere side the 9000T and 9RT were not big sellers in WKY. I only know of two farms that ran them. One went to a 9520RX from a 9520RT and the other went to a 9520RX narrow track from a 9460RT. Over all most green farms are switching from wheeled 9Rs to 9RXs. The Case IH farm’s have all mostly had Quadtracs for 20 years. Very few wheeled Steigers in the area. Challenger MT800s remain popular here on two tracks. The MT800 is the smoothest riding track tractor on the road and field. Over all tracked tractors out perform wheeled machines in tillage.
bigtractorpower interesting info thanks, maybe wheels might disappear especially if the cost of tyres vs tracks become the same.
cool
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That is just incredible that that Tyler does that much planting in one year and the man hours at tractor parts on a one year that’s crazy too however you live in a very lucky region where you can double crop so I’m kind of thinking that farmland must be more valuable than other places in the United States to do to the fact that you can double crop
I see its a 2018 model.It would nice if Deere would put on large stickers on both sides of their tractors following CaseIH's lead on this
Yes the 100 years decal is hardly visible at all. Very subdued sticker to mark 100 years.
How is the wheat crop this year?
Excellent most fields were over 100 bu.
Hi guys. Can somebody clarify me please why Americans are using °F instead of °C, miles (per hour) instead of kilometres (per our), bushel or gallon instead of litres? I just don'tget it. I live in Germany and it seems all more understandable in working with these standarts because more states than the USA are using those units of measurements.
By the way greetings from Germany. You are doing awesome vids. Keep up the great work!
yes, it is just a mess...
@LowJack187 oh yeah, nice :s
Thank you for watching BTP. The metric system is taught in school here but the United States has never had an interest in switching to the method system. It would be a huge change has every thing is measured in inches, feet and miles here. There basically an attitude this is “America and that’s the way we do it”. I like watching European farming on TH-cam and often use google to convert the details so I can see how it matches on bushels and acres. Good question. Thank you for posting.
What is a type of soybean? Name of sort? Please;)
I am not sure. I will have to ask. Most farm’s uses several types here.
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As always big tractor I enjoy your videos and again thank you for taking your time to do it 🤠🐝
Does it need so much power to pull that drill.?
In these planting conditions 520 hp is handy.
Narrow track means too much compaction
DEF Tank?
@Farmer George I made that comment just to "insult" Jason because im from Sweden and we dont say DEF, we say AdBlue
@Farmer George Oh yeah anything that says diesel on it, Europe is talking about how to start using it on regular fuel also
They copied case. They can put with this tractor 20 years after case did
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