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When you upgrade one thing you always find the next weakest link. 🤦‍♂️. Typically the dryer can’t keep up. Thanks for watching.

Thanks! We're really happy with how it turned out.

I just had a 300 show up. I’ll run a circle check with the drone and confirm! Thanks for the comment!!

@@filipruzek9649 there’s no way. It does depend on what tire option you have. If the 600 has 540/600’s on the front it won’t turn as tight as 480’s on a 300.

@@zfilmmaker It seems impossible to me as well, however as I said, thats what i've read in the brochure. On 600 it's with 540/65 R30 but I don't know which tyres on 300. Both 10,2 meters turn radius

@ I’ve never seen 540/65R30 offered from the factory, R38 is Fendt wheel side for that tire.

@@filipruzek9649 I should clarify my response that I’ve never seen 30” rim option from the factory for a 300 series.

Gleaner loyalty runs deep. Always old reliable. The early lexions were hard on repairs

Both good machines!!!

Yup, call me!!! 😎

Thanks for speaking with me today! I appreciate your advice!

Anytime!! Thanks for watching the videos!!!

Thanks!!

It’s a 120 hp more….of coarse it would?? This was pulling it at 12-14 mph which is the perfect speed. Doesn’t need to go faster.

What would a normal yield be there? What will it be this year? How many acres are you covering?

Only just saw this reply. Depending on the area here it can vary from 2 ton ha to 4 ton ha. Some areas might get up to 5 ton ha. This year the absolute top yield will be 2 ton ha in some areas. We will be 400 if on barley and wheat might get enough seed for next year. We crop 2000 acres and contract harvest another 1500. Seed 9000 acres total.

@@richardsmyth8088wow! that’s crazy. We are seeing some of this here this year in corn. Thanks for watching!

There seams to be some beans finishing up but driving the area west of London there is still a ton sitting out.

That’s sucks! Where abouts?

It sure seams like a years you can give the corn a bit more time. With crop prices being as low as they are. Anything mother nature can do to save on some drying costs is appreciated!! Thanks for watching!

Will see how things shake out here. Your old areas south looks to be almost done. West towards Sarnia and Windsor are coming but still a bunch to go

I agree the 700 gen 6 is an awesome tractor but this is a completely different tractor. As shown in the video it’s more maneuverable than the 500 and 700 series. This frame will allow for true 30” rowcrop and still be able to turn. Biggest improvement is having the loader valve isolated so you have the 5 remotes usable at the back. Huge improvement for guys running rock pickers etc that needed all 5.

@ separate hydraulics would be really nice. I get tired of disconnecting loader hydraulics on my 724 every time I run an Implement needing all 4 remotes. 600 with more maneuverability than a 700 G6 and 500… are you comparing models without active steering? My 718 and 724 with active steering are just as maneuverable as a utility tractor half their size. I saw Fendt is coming out with a 700 Gen 7 so is the 600 smaller than a 700 Gen 6?

The hydraulics is huge! Can't tell you how many people complain about having 5 remotes but only being able to use 3. The 600 with new frame and engine is able to turn that much tighter anything else offered. The 600 will replace the smaller 714 to 720 tractors. The new Gen 7 700 will start at a 720 and go to a 728. These are now replacing the 800 series tractors

@@jeremynoble1452 yup Gen 7 = 800… I traded my 828 and 822 for a 728 and 726. Although the 728 has front and rear duals. I love having a dually in the frame size. I was hoping the 726 would be a good triple mower tractor but it isn’t, the 930/932 is still the top tractor for that. My dealer offered a 620 demo for a couple days but I’m not sure I need one. I had a 714 but traded it for a 516 to load hay. I prefer the 516 for that especially for the extra visibility of the narrower 4 cylinder hood.

Have you ever mowed any hay with your 516? ​@@zfilmmaker

The combine is just more fuel efficient the way it’s designed. However after thinking about your question, I guess technically the bigger bin could add to fuel efficiency by being able to complete a cut through a field and not having to stop and dump part way. The 485bu adds to the overall efficiency of the machine which in turn would help with increasing acres per hour and therefore burning less fuel.

1900 is max rpm. 1000 pto is around 1250-1270

The low engine rpm and the transmission working together is the biggest factor.

lol it’s only as complicated as you want. 🤣

Thanks, I agree!

No I haven’t sorry. But Johannes has said I should. Maybe get a chance at some point.

Glad it was helpful!

Hey Ron, it honestly isn’t a difficult system to install but it’s definitely not my first rodeo! 😎.

Thanks 👍

It was a pretty cool day for video and photos! Thanks for the comment!!

It’s unfortunate that poor dealers can kill a brand but that doesn’t matter what colour it is. I’m trying to not let that happen in my area. Lots of Massey loyal customers still around here. If that means I have to order MF decals from Europe then I will. Good luck with the rest of harvest! JN

@@jeremynoble1452 dealer was great, rep wouldn't deliver, all they had on lot was basically same combine we had, couldn't get a combine to demo,

@@allenwalters9068that’s too bad.

Agco Corp has Killed SO Many Farm Equipment Brands it is UnReal! They are the reason for Lack of Brands & Consolidation in the Ag Market. A Company getting Bought by Agco is the Kiss of Death! Agco will Suck the Life/Profits Out of the Equipment Company, and then Close Shop/Doors! Rarely does it ReInvest in the Equipment Brand/Line in New Ideas, Research or Technology to keep it going and Profitable! Let’s go through the List…Allis Chalmers/Agco Allis/Agco, White/Agco White, McConnell/Agcostar, Challenger, Farmhand, Glencoe, Tye, Hesston, New Idea, Willmar, Spraycoupe, Loral, Ag-Chem/Rogator/Terragator. They have quit making certain Sunflower Tillage Products such as the Disc Chisel & Rippers. White Planters they have quit making their Standard/Famous “Positive Air” Planters except for the 6, 8, & 1-12 Row Model, all of the New Ones are Electric Drive/Meters Only! GSI Bins & Products are twice the Cost of Other Manufacturers such as Sukup Mfg.

Thanks for the comment! No company has taken an existing platform and just added a rotor and hp to it. They needed to start with a new base and build from there. That’s where the Ideal came from. But agree, keeping the 9500 series around would have been nice.

Hey Jack, With Agco NA’s strategy to have Massey and Fendt as the two lines, I’ll agree it was interesting to see them go this way. I’m guessing consolidation of parts was a big thing plus they needed a bigger platform for a higher capacity machine to compete with the X9 etc. The joystick is an option on the track machines only. You can still get a steering wheel. Thanks for the comment! JN

Thanks!!

Thanks! One of my favourite parts too!!!

Thanks John. Appreciate the comment!!

@@jeremynoble1452 I gotta get myself out to this next year, can't believe I missed it and it was in Woodstock of all places!

Need to cut the paddles 4” back and 4” up from the bittom outside corner. This will make a 45’ angle that lets the spreader throw more even

Sprayer yet to Come!!!!

Thanks Michael!!!