Enjoyed the video Jason. It’s incredible how far agriculture has come! I am praying for you and all the great people in western Kentucky! My heart hurts for you but I know God will shine his light and Love upon all of you! Try and have a good Christmas. God Bless and peace be with you.
Great reviews of this tractor, Jason... the planter also. Very nicely done. I watched the longer review with the J.D. rep that was posted on 4-26-2020 also... also very nicely done. Very few questions after these reviews... very thorough. There are only a few reviews on YT of this tractor and they're all short on information. I have to wonder how they're able to farm if they can't include the details. Your reviews of this tractor are fabulous. Hopefully, eventually, the IVT with CommandPro will be available on the 410. In the 4-26-2020 video, the rep sort of hinted that... sort of. Thank you for doing this.
I actually got to ride in a 2021 8RX 410 for the first time. I thought it was super cool being in it and I got to dive it which was pretty cool. It was really interesting because my neighbor has a John Deere 9500 combine and the inside was more old schooler but the 8RX was new schooler.
@@bigtractorpower the reason I was asking is because there is a video made by farmall51 and it's the 1985 CaseIH Farm Equipment Buyers Guide (recommend you check out the video) and at 2:10 on the bottom right it shows a Case International 484 and i was wondering if you could tell me what the name of the rims on the back tires are because I had a neighbor and he had a Case International 385 with a rops and canopy and the tractor had the same rim style as the 484 on the bottom right
NT stands for narrow transport. Years ago the original folding 12-24 row MaxEmerge planters like the 7000 and 7200 series were 15ft wide folded. They were 6 row units wide folded. The 1770NT and now the 1775NT are only 4 units wide folded from 12-24 row models.
Notice how he said 20 gallons to the acre that’s only 58 pounds to the acre with 28 % UAN or 70 pounds with 32% that’s not even half of what most guys will put out in total in corn. On a machine this efficient you would want capacities to be able to put 100 pounds to the acre to ensure only one pass with a knife rig. That means it would need to put out 28 gallons per acre with 32% to achieve 100 pounds per acre. That means in order to cover a reasonable 60 acres with one load it would need to hold 1680 gallons. In a perfect world this is great it can hold 1600gal max, but I can out plant this thing with a spreader truck with starter fertilizer and a box fill Kinze planter.😂😂 In short they need more capacity than they got space to put it.
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Wow what an outfit! I remember Dad buying an 8 row 36" JD 7000 planter in 1975, that Dad pulled with our 4020, I thought we had a big planter! 😊
Very cool. The 7000 series was brand new in 1975. An 8 row 7000 was big time.
What a nice bit of kit!
I really like the look of the John Deere 8RX Jason. Those liquid tanks on the back tracks are well integrated.
Enjoyed the video Jason. It’s incredible how far agriculture has come! I am praying for you and all the great people in western Kentucky! My heart hurts for you but I know God will shine his light and Love upon all of you! Try and have a good Christmas. God Bless and peace be with you.
thanks for another great video, you videos are among the best on youtube!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As I said yesterday, I think John Deere will hit a home run with this combination. 👌👍
It is a great planting set up.
Unless you want to fix it then your SOL
Great reviews of this tractor, Jason... the planter also. Very nicely done.
I watched the longer review with the J.D. rep that was posted on 4-26-2020 also... also very nicely done.
Very few questions after these reviews... very thorough.
There are only a few reviews on YT of this tractor and they're all short on information. I have to wonder how they're able to farm if they can't include the details.
Your reviews of this tractor are fabulous.
Hopefully, eventually, the IVT with CommandPro will be available on the 410. In the 4-26-2020 video, the rep sort of hinted that... sort of.
Thank you for doing this.
Great video my friend
Hope you and your family have a good Christmas
JD makes great products👍😉 the tracks on the planter look cool😁👍
Nice interview👍👍
Bạn đã chia sẻ về chiếc xe thật là tuyệt vời lắm bạn 👍🙏♥♥♥
beautiful machine with the best embargoed technology a save here in Paraná Brazil.
I actually got to ride in a 2021 8RX 410 for the first time. I thought it was super cool being in it and I got to dive it which was pretty cool. It was really interesting because my neighbor has a John Deere 9500 combine and the inside was more old schooler but the 8RX was new schooler.
The combine and the 8RX are both pretty cool. But just looking at the 2022 model for the 8RX just makes me want to try it.
The 8RX is a well designed tractor. Lots of power and glides across the field.
Great looking 👌 tractor 🚜,should be a great seller.
Man, that tractor looks like a Tank with those fertilizer tanks on it!
Great vídeo.
Hey Santa, I know what I want for Christmas.
😁🎄
Great machinery! 👍
That’s a nice package!
Great stuff!
Thank you for watching.
Pozdrav iz Serbije
John Deere never disappoint me
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Merry Christmas! Great video as always!
Merry Christmas
@@bigtractorpower thank you!
OMG amazing tractor bigtractorpower greetings from burley idaho
It is a nice planting team.
i hope the larson farms see this this and zach from millennial farmer this would be great on there farms
"Nothing Runs Like A Deere" 🦌👍🇺🇸
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Great vid Jason. Man, that is some massive planting capability. 20 gal per acre fertilizer at planting? Wow!
Love seeing JD touting their products as revolutionary and game changing when they're a decade or more behind others.
Hey bigtractorpower power I have a question. Is there a name for tractor rim styles?
That is a good question. I have not heard that but each manufacturer has their own style. Many of the rims are made by Unverferth for the OEMs.
@@bigtractorpower the reason I was asking is because there is a video made by farmall51 and it's the 1985 CaseIH Farm Equipment Buyers Guide (recommend you check out the video) and at 2:10 on the bottom right it shows a Case International 484 and i was wondering if you could tell me what the name of the rims on the back tires are because I had a neighbor and he had a Case International 385 with a rops and canopy and the tractor had the same rim style as the 484 on the bottom right
How can I get in touch with John Deere implement for my new farm that I'm going to undertake here in Ghana ?
Really neat
It’s a good planting team.
When will JD be using CLEARFLAME TECHONOLIES ( E98 or better diesel)
how you doin after storm
What does the nt stand for in this series
NT stands for narrow transport. Years ago the original folding 12-24 row MaxEmerge planters like the 7000 and 7200 series were 15ft wide folded. They were 6 row units wide folded. The 1770NT and now the 1775NT are only 4 units wide folded from 12-24 row models.
I’m not even going to ask the price..🙁
Seems like I’ve seen this somewhere before…
Laura farms I think.
👏👏👏🚜🚜🚜👌👌👌🇧🇷🇧🇷
Notice how he said 20 gallons to the acre that’s only 58 pounds to the acre with 28 % UAN or 70 pounds with 32% that’s not even half of what most guys will put out in total in corn. On a machine this efficient you would want capacities to be able to put 100 pounds to the acre to ensure only one pass with a knife rig. That means it would need to put out 28 gallons per acre with 32% to achieve 100 pounds per acre. That means in order to cover a reasonable 60 acres with one load it would need to hold 1680 gallons. In a perfect world this is great it can hold 1600gal max, but I can out plant this thing with a spreader truck with starter fertilizer and a box fill Kinze planter.😂😂 In short they need more capacity than they got space to put it.
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