STEIGER Tractors Planting Corn
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- In this video Big Tractor Power is out in the field a 190 hp STEIGER PUMA 1000, 360 hp STEIGER KP-1360 Panther 1000, 325 hp STEIGER ST-325 Panther III and 535 hp Case IH STEIGER 535 tractor working together to plant the 2020 oat/alfalfa crop. Viewers will see how the STEIGER ST-325 tractor with a Case IH 3950 33ft Rolling disk, STEIGER KP-1360 with a 34ft Landoll 6230 disk and Case IH 535 STEIGER with a 42ft Krause Landsman TL6200-42 soil finisher work on tillage ahead of a STEIGER Puma 1000 planting 60ft of corn with a 24 row Kinze planter. Watch for a John Deere 4930 spreading fertilizer.
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60 years ago a 4 row planter was huge now watching 24 row, I can’t imagine filling the seed boxes the way we did it with bags and them burning them in the field, all day planting chore for 10 acres. I enjoy watching and listening to the tractors work.
As a farmer’s son, I’ve enjoyed the video to the point of sadness for not being able to follow the tradition (family’s farm is in the Dominican Republic) and I live in USA. Thanks so much for allowing us to dream about our roots!
Love the sound of that Big Cam powering that tractor.....love the roar coming out of the pipes and the whistle of the turbo as it powers down the field:-)
Thank you for watching.
Thank you so much, Jason.
I just love those old Steigers so much. Growing up we had a Series III Panther with the Steigermatic transmission with a blade for pushing silage and a Series III Bearcat with a three point and PTO. They were wonderful tractors.
I really believe that those are gorgeous machines. My favorite of all time. Second favorite is the 1000 series...😁😉
I was crestfallen when I heard that Steigers went going to be green anymore and sickened when they took the name off. Happy they at least put the name back on.
Barry Bush
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2255 you had was nice as well
@@kirkblack6771 Hi Kirk! How are you?
Where were you located. I bought a PTA panther that had a blade on at one time
@@RJ1999x Swartz Creek, Michigan
Before you mentioned it I thought it looked like everyone was actually driving the tractors versus letting GPS guide them. That's something you don't see very often anymore and it is kind of nice to see. Got to love the sound of those tractors.
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That puma 1000 has autosteer regardless of I’d they weren’t using it in the video. I’ve seen it with my own 2 eyes more than once.
I love how you let the tractors do the talking for the majority of the video.
Those green Steigers where top of the line back in the day . Another great video Mike your the best
Steiger set allot of standards for 4wds in the 70s and 80s and still do today.
Very very awesome to still see a tractor relying on a driver not a driver relying on a tractor. Very old school and very awesome I love it!!!! Only way to do it i my opinion!
You know you are tractor loyal when you buy a 1 of 50 anniversary edition! Awesome video sir!!
I love the Steigers and Versatile tractors! The more videos of those, the better. 👍😁
That Panther is a good looking Tractor.
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Love these tractors. The puma & Kinze planter is Awesome.
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That's some pretty looking green tractors playing in the dirt 👍to farm that owns them yes, the red and gold is pretty also.
Thanks 👍BTP.
You weren't kidding when you said river bottom. Wow any closer to the river and they would need outboards.
A lot of that is underwater for part of the year
Thanks again. Awesome equipment and great production.
Thank you for watching.
Good looking Stieger tractors
The great sound of a steiger👍
Stay safe out there.
Good to see you back in Evansville and at the Wathen Farm.
Old school farming I like that I also like those big steiger's nothing sissy about those boys
Thanks for sharing Jason 👍👍
Thank you for watching.
I always love to hear old Steigers roaring. Shame that modern tractors sound like vacuum cleaner...
Steiger when you actually had to steer the tractor...That's farming!
Mark Nicholson that one has Raven auto guidance. I hopped up in it at their farm day
@@nellsonstout7001 I didn't know. Since it looked like they were overlapping about 4 feet. I am old school. I think farming with gps and a laptop isn't farming. I see these operators in a polo shirt shorts and tennis shoes. Just doesn't fit my picture of farming.
That was a great video love to see the old iron in the fields 👍👍👍👍👍
Great video!
Steiger power all the way!!!
Very cool. I wondered what those folding arms were for in the first video of yours I had come across by accident. My guess was correct as confirmed in this video.
Looks like they were tilling the river bank. But I guess it’s because the river runs high. Looks the the soil is holding up. I expected that big Steiger to sink in. Oh and that Deere spreader! We are waiting for the exact one on farming simulator 19 to come out soon! Pretty cool seeing it in the field for real!
That was just a low spot in the field with some brush where the Panther III is disking. The river is about a half mile from this field. They do farm up to the bank in other fields.
bigtractorpower thanks for the reply BTP! Keep up the great content!
Very good 👍✌
Real sounds real classic iron
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Really nice stuff !!
Definitely some tougher for me conditions to working that’s for sure but it looks like those guys got it down pat
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That steiger pulling the planter most likely has allis chalmers drive train components. Was kind of kept secret, but for steiger to get a row crop tractor, with bar axles, and adjustable tread width, they bought components from allis. If you look at the shift console in the cab, it's just like the allis 4W305. Front end, rear end, power director transmission is all allis. Allis engineer at the time, and steiger engineer were good friends from having designed a white four wheel drive tractor together in their previous job, so that's how the deal got put together
Nice to see some "old school" working, we had mechanical markers at our family farm as well, we only had a 20foot Överum seeder, but it worked perfectly, never stopped working either :)
The farmer that runs the ground now has gps though, he´s cheating ;)
Also fun to see so many women run these big old tractors, they sure have a good job :)
Oh I would so want to go out and make a few passes with a tractor and equipment in the spring, being away from farming gets "worse" for every spring that I get older for some reason
Awesome.
Wow that's cool
I like the old one :D
Great video
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Awesome love it
Other than JD old Steiger's are my favorites
Thank you for watching.
How many acres was that field? An using marker arms over GPS,oh the travesty. I like it👍
Does the farmer only have daughters? Every tractor had a young women operating it. I see more women in equipment around here every year.
If I remember correctly, Chris has a son but he’s in the Air Force
Ii believe that Puma came from Wisconsin sure looks our old one.
Glen talking to Gordy I sure think it is your old one. It has a Statz CIH decal on it.
@@bigtractorpower that's just cool to see her again glad it's well cared for definitely was a good running tractor.
bigtractorpower thats neat! There’s a farm down the road from me that had a Case 4894 and sold it through big iron auctions. I’m in the J.I. Case farm machinery group on Facebook and wouldn’t you know the same exact tractor popped up pulling a big square baler in either Nebraska or Oklahoma
Wonder if anyone ever hooks an aircart to a planter to side band granular fert, would save the extra pass with spreader.
I have seen MonTag carts used to deliver dry fertilizer through planters. I film at several farms on the river flats and they all broadcast fertilizer and then side dress the corn once it’s up.
Love the video! Whoever is operating that disk needs to pick up on the turns and quit overlapping 5-6 foot. Must be a new hand.
Not a new hand. On the flats they cover their tracks on the turns by grazing the surface on the turn.
No way too much overlap and you do not turn around with things that have bearings by leaving it in the ground that's farming 101
That farmhand should be fired
jim h that’s what I thought. They must not be the one changing the bearings! Lol
Thanks for sharing. Is it ok if I share this video with my Facebook friends?????
Certainly. Thank you for sharing it.
I wonder how many acres are those guys Farm
Those are girls driving those tractors, except for the John Deere.
AJ Wathen is her name
@@vanilakung7563 AJ is the best. She helps Chris with all the restorations too.
Are you at Wathen farms?
Yes he was
Is this the Wathen farm?
Yeah it is
Seems that Wathens has purchased JD stuff
The 4930 is from a fertilizer application company.
marker arms worked well for years, now with GPS and other electronic "aids"? Tractor dealers can sell you more things and a service tech that almost has to live in to fix your own tractor
Good video indeed, now does this farm not use a GPS? and those tall buildings i am seeing looking like silos are they silos or? thanks again for the video, and whats the reason as to why the farm does not use GPS? cost factor or the work can be done properly without the help of a GPS?
karanja kamau gps for tillage is just stupid. But gps for planting at night is another story. During the day the markers are great
@@noahranker4133 Thank you
I can't believe they are using the marker arms instead of GPS
Classic iron classic farming.
@@bigtractorpower the only way.
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Thank you for watching.
I like the close up shots but please don't get run over.
30ft zoom on my camera 😁👍
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They retire the 525hp Big Bud?
I guess but I know that they still have it
Almost got ran over dude.
30ft zoom on the camera. It lets me get up close with out being in the way.
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Cool equipment! But no wonder that soil is so crusted; they burned all the organic matter and destroyed the soil structure with all those tillage passes over the years. Not how I'd be farming that ground.
Not true at all. The river washes over these fields every year putting 12 ft or more of water on them for a few months. There is lots and lots of organic matter that is why river bottom ground is desirable for crops despite the risk of summer and fall flooding.
Buddy I’ve been down there. There’s little shade (obviously,) it’s underwater part of the year, and it gets *hot*. It’s gonna crust no matter what they do.
That 1st guy would have been fired on our farm way too much overlap and you do not turn around with things that have bearings leaving it in the ground
Well good thing thing it’s the farmer so no one is getting fired. Every farm I film at on the river flats leaves the blades just touching the surface to cover the tire tracks on a turn. I film at several farms on both sides of the river in IN and KY and they all do it this way. They must have a reason if they all do it. .
Great video
Thank you for watching.
Great video