Great video and great editing, Amy. Having Dad Tony, Collin, and Nacho add a very nice variety on the video. I love the inclusiveness. No big shots with egos. :) God bless you all!
Tony Ive watched you for a few yrs now and I'm convinced TH-cam is against you...lol. I really don't understand how your not at 100k yet....the content is great so just keep it up. I'll keep commenting, liking, and sharing.
My family farmed near Circle/Terry, and your dad is a national treasure. His humor was exactly like the farmers I knew growing up there. More of him and his stories. Chef's kiss on the sneeze humor.
I totally enjoyed this video...I think it did a wonderful job of showing such a typical day of a grain farm at seeding time. Tony on the big Quad Trac and 100 ft. drill, Dad in the sprayer, Colin in the "smaller tractor"...Nacho to the rescue in the service truck with the tire and tools...and then Colin narrating the "light game" and the beautiful Montana sunset. Even the conversation over the radio... All the hard work that must be done to put in a crop so the good Lord can send pennies from heaven so you can keep on farming and we can keep on eating. Thank you for showing us a slice of hard working America. God bless us as we stay the course.
Well Collin if you are going back home after seeding is done, we will all look forward to seeing you come back for harvest!!!!! we all enjoy seeing you work with Tony you guys all be safe!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Farm ON
Tony you and your dad and Colin and Nacho make up a great bunch to show what it takes to get things done nowadays because of weather and conditions and other things that you are facing in today's world. Farm on and Pray harder, God Bless the Farmers of America !
Tony it's amazing how your dad is keeping up with today's technology even when he has to sneeze lol. Hope your having a great weekend and Happy Father's day !
Maybe he could come up with a way to liberate the sneeze alarm then change it just a bit then patent it. It would take up some of the financial risk slack in those dry years. 😅
When the hills get to steep and you run out of power .... switch of the AC Still gets me everytime how spoiled we´re all today compared to our grandpas who had to operate machines without cabs/AC/ Airride seats, or great great grandpa, who had to walk behind the horses
It will be interesting to see how that new planter wears. It’s so long and big going over sometimes pretty rough ground. It’s own weight I would think will be the hardest on the frame.
Just a little helping hand here. On that flexi coil tool bar, if u lower the drill u don’t need to use a jack, the steel arm raises the four tire segments. Keep on keeping on guys!
When i watch your videos, and Mike Mitchells, i start to wonder if 700 HP is the max for a twin axle tractor. How much power can actually be put to the ground? I cant help but wonder if Fendt should revive the Trisix concept and offer it with 650-1000+ HP.
Hello Tony, may I ask what the total weight of the tractor is and the maximum filling load (weight) of the 91300 (+40bu) cart not depending on what type wheat/peas or fertilizer you use, I know the empty cart is around 51,000 lbs and the drill approx. 71,000 lbs. Thanks in advance. 😉
@@FastAgMontana Thanks for the answer, that's a lot of weight. Mike Mitchell's rig weighs around 251,000 lbs total, he said the total load (volume) for the 71300 cart was around 80,000 lbs, so those numbers can match with your total volume weight.
Crek and not creek? I thought that was a Midwest tern, or is Montana a part of the Midwest? Great video as usual-would you call a cultivator a Digger too?
Ive said you should trade in that 450 for something bigger a few videos back. But you can only do so much. Heck my my snowcat is 400 and I drag a tiller Pisten-Bully Park Pro 400 if you want to look it up. 600's are common in my world and we don't drag a 100' drill. Love to take you guys for a ride and show you what steep really is if you are free this winter can groom some real hills 45 degree slope or better. Make a great snow farming video for you haha. Would love to check out your operation at well. Love the videos and take care!!
God bless you. Thank you for your videos. What is the advantage to having seed and fertilizer in the back or in the middle? Back in the 1980's the fans were PTO now everything is hydralics
sadd IHC supports another farm that only uses their harvesting equipment and not tractors or sprayers. yall are IHC from start 2 finish and not supported by them. I guess brand-loalty does mean much to them ... mite b time 2 look at a Versitile. great videos, always enjoy seeing Uncle Warren & the crew.
LOL a video or a camera just doesn't give you the real height and depth of that land you have out there when people see it for the first time it's still hard for them to comprehend how the farmer plants and harvest in that kind of terrain with any type of equipment expressly very large equipment LOL people thank a farmer everyone needs food to eat just saying
You can adjust that through the pro 7. It’s n toolbox and apm I think. Lower the percent to 75. Factory it’s set to 100. Should fix the frequent downshifting
I see many a farmer without tools waaaaay out in the middle of the fields, why? we have toolboxes on EVERY piece of equipment, every truck, and that on top of a Service truck with a welder, compressor, and boom
Great video and great editing, Amy. Having Dad Tony, Collin, and Nacho add a very nice variety on the video. I love the inclusiveness. No big shots with egos. :) God bless you all!
Tony Ive watched you for a few yrs now and I'm convinced TH-cam is against you...lol. I really don't understand how your not at 100k yet....the content is great so just keep it up. I'll keep commenting, liking, and sharing.
Cool the Nacho and Collin have become buddies
My family farmed near Circle/Terry, and your dad is a national treasure. His humor was exactly like the farmers I knew growing up there. More of him and his stories. Chef's kiss on the sneeze humor.
Colin’s intro - priceless 😊. Love hearing from Colin and your Dad. Their contribution to the channel is really wonderful
Happy Father's Day to you and your Dad!
Wow! A sneeze alarm! Super sense of humor!
I totally enjoyed this video...I think it did a wonderful job of showing such a typical day of a grain farm at seeding time. Tony on the big Quad Trac and 100 ft. drill, Dad in the sprayer, Colin in the "smaller tractor"...Nacho to the rescue in the service truck with the tire and tools...and then Colin narrating the "light game" and the beautiful Montana sunset. Even the conversation over the radio... All the hard work that must be done to put in a crop so the good Lord can send pennies from heaven so you can keep on farming and we can keep on eating. Thank you for showing us a slice of hard working America. God bless us as we stay the course.
So good to have Collin callin the shots on occasion. I hope he hangs around. He's got good mojo.
Great video Tony and Colin also your Dad Tony
Well Collin if you are going back home after seeding is done, we will all look forward to seeing you come back for harvest!!!!! we all enjoy seeing you work with Tony you guys all be safe!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Farm ON
Tony you and your dad and Colin and Nacho make up a great bunch to show what it takes to get things done nowadays because of weather and conditions and other things that you are facing in today's world. Farm on and Pray harder, God Bless the Farmers of America !
Ce très beau est je regarde tout te vidéo bru
Tony it's amazing how your dad is keeping up with today's technology even when he has to sneeze lol. Hope your having a great weekend and Happy Father's day !
Oh my gosh! The sneeze alarm! That’s great!
Maybe he could come up with a way to liberate the sneeze alarm then change it just a bit then patent it. It would take up some of the financial risk slack in those dry years. 😅
Your dad made me laugh! He needs to video more often. I like to see what he is up to. Old guys like us are fun also!!
I do too Colin. I miss the solitude of hours and hours just concentrating on the planter or combine. God bless you guys
Yes Colin we want you back
Good luck finishing seeding Tony and Colin
Thanks for the video keeping my mind off of being in the ICU with my colon popped open some how. The most painful thing I have ever been through
I have to laugh when the drill is being folded, it sounds just like my knees. Lol
Great job seeding Colin
Love Dad Fast 🙏❤
We put an 800 hp 3412 cat v12 in our big bud we love it
I also love sunsets. You just can’t beat farming. The smell of the soil and sunsets. God Sure Loves Us 🙏
Nice to see some more videos from your dad wish you guys the best from canada
When the hills get to steep and you run out of power .... switch of the AC Still gets me everytime how spoiled we´re all today compared to our grandpas who had to operate machines without cabs/AC/ Airride seats, or great great grandpa, who had to walk behind the horses
Great job seeding Tony
Great video. perhaps we could give Colin a 'proper' drill next year? Great to see him helping again.
Nothing beats A sun set from a cab 👍😎
Great to see more input from Dad on your videos.
God bless you brother. Just overseeded one of my fields with oats and clover 4 hours and I was checked out. Granted I was using a 6' seeder.
It never gets old watching the drill amazing piece of equipment
Nacho to your rescue Colin
You make very good video 👍 👍
Thank you.
Oh my lord that is some super size drill, huge.
I often wonder how well their cell phone service coverage in their area.
Surprised to see Colin sent pin point to Nacho.
Our cell service is awesome
Great vid Tony!! Sure is pretty out there....I'm coming to Montana soon! Love to see ya! Josh
It will be interesting to see how that new planter wears. It’s so long and big going over sometimes pretty rough ground. It’s own weight I would think will be the hardest on the frame.
Pretty cool how the weight cells and sprayer volume tech works.
WOW, what a feature the sprayer will know when you are going to sneeze! I hope that didn't cost extra. ;)
Just a little helping hand here. On that flexi coil tool bar, if u lower the drill u don’t need to use a jack, the steel arm raises the four tire segments. Keep on keeping on guys!
That is a good trick. We used to do that when we had the 57’ flexis. The depth stop is stuck so it won’t go down deep enough.
When i watch your videos, and Mike Mitchells, i start to wonder if 700 HP is the max for a twin axle tractor. How much power can actually be put to the ground?
I cant help but wonder if Fendt should revive the Trisix concept and offer it with 650-1000+ HP.
Nacho to the Rescue!!!!!!
Sneeze alarm! 😂
Thanks guys! Enjoyed the video!
Colin.. glad you didn’t jackknife the tractor this year... the hills will make you grab the steering wheel...stay safe...
That is one heck of a train you are pulling there 😳
Camera sure doesn’t do justice to how steep hills are. Nice video.
Exactly!
Saskatchewan license plates, “Land of the Living Skies” sunrise & sunsets are the best on the prairies
3/4" of rain tomorrow night, starting @ 9:33.
thanks guys
After the sneeze does it say gesundheit? Or God bless you?
I’ve always questioned if these uneven terrains were started,, due to flooding in days of Noah
Hello Tony, may I ask what the total weight of the tractor is and the maximum filling load (weight) of the 91300 (+40bu) cart not depending on what type wheat/peas or fertilizer you use, I know the empty cart is around 51,000 lbs and the drill approx. 71,000 lbs.
Thanks in advance. 😉
265,000 pounds.
@@FastAgMontana
Thanks for the answer, that's a lot of weight.
Mike Mitchell's rig weighs around 251,000 lbs total, he said the total load (volume) for the 71300 cart was around 80,000 lbs, so those numbers can match with your total volume weight.
Man those are mountains to here in Indiana. Are you going through the cart pads quickly with the weight and size?
With the small tires on the drill how does it road? I have seen some other drills with bigger tires.
Montana was the only State that I ever harvest in that scared me
13:22
How long is it from the front of the tractor to the back of the seed Tank ?
I'm estimating 120-150 feet long ...
Just short of 150’
How have you made out with the rain? I know Billings is futher south. Yellowstone has been destroyed!
Without the new fangled devices how would you keep trac of where you've been with such large areas?
How long is your overall tractor ,drill and cart. Take corners wide.
145’ the drill steers from the cab and get around corners better than our SeedMaster did.
Crek and not creek? I thought that was a Midwest tern, or is Montana a part of the Midwest? Great video as usual-would you call a cultivator a Digger too?
Crek for sure. And we call them a tool bar.
small hills and very few trees....
If you play the light game by yourself, do you win every time…….or do you lose every time?
Should’ve tuned the quad to a 1,000 horsepower
Ive said you should trade in that 450 for something bigger a few videos back. But you can only do so much. Heck my my snowcat is 400 and I drag a tiller Pisten-Bully Park Pro 400 if you want to look it up. 600's are common in my world and we don't drag a 100' drill. Love to take you guys for a ride and show you what steep really is if you are free this winter can groom some real hills 45 degree slope or better. Make a great snow farming video for you haha. Would love to check out your operation at well. Love the videos and take care!!
We sold the 450 last summer. The 580 is now tuned to 685. Those snow groomers are awesome?
How many acres can you plant on a fill-up? How fast are you running?
You are going to need a good price a yield to make a good profit. To produce 750 hp it takes around $120 for that much farm fuel to make 750 hp*hr
I’m going to steal the Sneeze joke.
God bless you. Thank you for your videos. What is the advantage to having seed and fertilizer in the back or in the middle? Back in the 1980's the fans were PTO now everything is hydralics
Tank size, so you can do more acres by optimizing which tanks have more capacity.
How is the Missouri doing with all of that water?
sadd IHC supports another farm that only uses their harvesting equipment and not tractors or sprayers. yall are IHC from start 2 finish and not supported by them. I guess brand-loalty does mean much to them ... mite b time 2 look at a Versitile. great videos, always enjoy seeing Uncle Warren & the crew.
Neat!
Oh no, Colin is loaded, did Nacho gives him tequila?
Hey Tony, are you sure you didn't forget a field or two? Lol
I’m suprised case hasn’t came out with a 750-800 horse quad
Sounds like you need a Fendt 1167MT then lol. Or a 620 turned up.
Our quad is turned up to 685 hp
🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣 instead of a snooze alarm it's a sneeze alarm.
Hi
How many acres do you farm?
13,000 acres
@@FastAgMontana 😳😳😳And I thought Welkers farmed a lot.
How long is the tractor and planter in transport mode?
Approx 150ft / 46 metres long 😁
Tractor ± 25', drill 69', seeder cart till auger tip 56', that makes a total of around 150 ft 😄
Thought your farm was flat but bits are quite hilly !
Do the cart brakes work automatically, if so what kind of sensor does it use?
Hydraulic pressure. Hitch slides forward slightly to compress a cylinder which activates the brakes.
LOL a video or a camera just doesn't give you the real height and depth of that land you have out there when people see it for the first time it's still hard for them to comprehend how the farmer plants and harvest in that kind of terrain with any type of equipment expressly very large equipment LOL people thank a farmer everyone needs food to eat just saying
I did not hear it, so here goes: "farm hard, pray harder"! Your brother in Christ Jesus.
👍👍👍🍺🍺🍺
Then better get some more HP then they say if you run out of HP then you should double it so 1500 HP is next for your farm
:)
Run the quad track in APS mode and let the tractor do the shifting
No. It shifts all the time if I do that.
You can adjust that through the pro 7. It’s n toolbox and apm I think. Lower the percent to 75. Factory it’s set to 100. Should fix the frequent downshifting
Even 800hp isnt enough, have our 620 boosted to 800 and it will run out of traction and power at times.
I wouldn’t expect to make it up all the hills with our shifting even with 800hp.
I see many a farmer without tools waaaaay out in the middle of the fields, why? we have toolboxes on EVERY piece of equipment, every truck, and that on top of a Service truck with a welder, compressor, and boom
That tractor was thrown together last minute. Didn’t get tools put in it. And the spare tire was in the service truck.
@George Jones mind your own business nobody asked you
Tos John Dere 9rxs are a lot nicer then that 580 you have