12/08/22. Road trip with the CASE MAXXUM 125. (Part one)
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2022
- I already know this tractor, its just a beefed up version of my MXU100, its home from home, with an extension. But how will it compare to the New holland T5, or Massey Ferguson 5S? Only one way to find out.
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Holly knows how 🚜 have to look like👍
You do realise the day you buy a shiny new tractor will be the day the council come along and resurface the road and make it as smooth as a babies bottom!! 😆 🤣
Enjoying seeing all the different tractors, and hearing about the good and not so good parts about them.
Going by your initial reactions, (it could just be the way the video is edited, or the just the fact it was first), the New Holland seem to give you the most joy and ease of use. Obviously money talks, and comfort comes a close second, but that's how I've viewed it so far.
Keep up the good work, look forward to the next one 👍
Your not far wrong there 🙂
Another great video Ian really enjoying the tractor ones look forward to part to
Excellent update Ian!
Thanks for sharing!
Evening ian, great content as usual cheers 😄
Nice one Ian, Maxxum's looking good so far.
Good show Sir. Biskit looks much more relaxed in this one. Love that closing tune.
Great video Ian
Hey Ian, the case sure does look good and looks like it goes fast too! Gotta love the lads leaving a mess of your fuel station 😂😂😂
I'd say one thing Ian. What a lovely tractor
Good evening Ian, I wish you could get that sun ☀️ turned off for a bit lol, we’re had a bit of rain and got cooler.Good video as always, Right you take care of yourself and stay safe and well.🚜⭐️🚜⭐️ it’s coming 🌧🌧🌧.
One of the reasons to carry a nice big adjustable spanner and a girt hammer.🙃
And a vice grips
You will often see such tools on the floor in my little MXU 🙂👍🏼👍🏼
we got some rain yesterday today and most likely to morrow looks as you might need it more than us.
the case looks nice too.
stay safe be well.
Good evening Mr. P. good video again tonight if must be annoying when you can't get your pin all the way in. I'm beginning to think that this is all going to come down to who comes up with the best package as all the tractors so far have their pros and cons. Keep well and stay safe.
Holli returned 10/10 video
I hope you are able to get the extra grub cut. ...it looks like some other folk won't have enough and it'd be great to have surplus to help out your mates
I don't think I've laughed as hard watching one of your videos Ian. Not because of what you were up to, but because I'm sat on the sofa with my two year old lad who is tractor obsessed. And the whole time you were driving down the road with the camera behind you he was bouncing up and down shouting "tractor tractor tractor" and laughing
Brilliant 😄👍🏼👍🏼 Laughter is still the best tonic in the world 🙂
Here's a little trick i learnt, most tractors will lift a few more inches using the the Fender Buttons! if that happens again try the buttons on the side. May i also add that most people that have them on demos will most likely have trailers empty when hitching on and off. you have a trailer of bales there that just might hold that hitch a fraction lower than what the dealership had set her up to be! as you said in the video they can stretch and its bound to happen at some point. couple of turns with a spanner on them lift arm ends and she will be right as rain! but yes try the fender buttons! Love the vids Ian! Look after yourself!
The tractors on holies cake could possibly be herlimans excuse my terrible spelling. Excellent video as always
A very good Thursday evening you all
Great video, looking forward to part 2. Certainly an easy to get on tractor with familarity, personally my fav out of all. Had the same problem with hitch on the Case 105c Farmall, the lift bars became loose & wouldn't lift the hitch right up 100% & couldn't release the drop pin. Luckily a couple of simple turns with a shifter & problem was solved, been perfect ever since. 🙂
I think this is the same issue, a little stretch from new can be expected, it’s why they are adjustable.
@@FarmerP Of course the owner probably didn’t notice at the time so much seeing that when it arrived to you, it did have the drawbar hitch piece in instead. Obviously wouldn’t have been dropping & lifting under-load. 🙂🤓
Good video Ian 👍 why do these new tractors with all the bells and whistles have to constantly remind you they've got them by bleeping all the time 🤔 we have survived all these years without them is. It because manufacturers now think young drivers nowadays need reminded of basic checks 🙄😜 something to keep in mind putting the new tractor in the barn regardless of what make do not drive over a lump of hay or straw or,,,,,,,crunch 🙄😳🤣
The bleeping was a pain for sure.
Another great video has always farmer p ian and Mrs p Sam emma Abbi and holli and miss biskit miss crumble miss gypsy miss pepper and miss pickle 👍
Neutral the tractor when you retract the hook and it should bounce in so it can pin.
Be interesting to see part 2 to see if you get a nice ride home bit power without the trailer
Couple of things Ian, your description in the community tab made me spray my keyboard with orange squash and I agree with you low level air jets help cure that old mans curse of Betty Swollocks
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Look after the family jewels and they will look after you sir 😇😄👍🏼👍🏼
Maybe you could spec a dromone hitch if buying new. Our Valtras have them on. Just lift up to top until the hooks clip in, let tension off rods then retract the hitch. Nice big clunk as it locks in.
I think my choice of tractor would be the Massey mainly although the hydraulics are a faf for the hitch it’s does seem to have a more positive action. I think you would benefit from a loader tractor and I cut down on the rigmarole of moving your dads case about when loading bales etc
Fendt holli the brand name is fendt...
Austin the draft control for heavy lifting trailers
Farmer P if you go with another case it will be like you never changed!
True.
Fendt I do believe
When you don't think you need any tools you can garrenttee you will . Even a can of wd40 can help sometimes . Sounds like you have a fight on your hands with your own head as to which tractor comes out on top 😉
Sometimes on John deeres they do the seem with the hitch. Put once u put the air lines the pins goes straight in.must be cause breaks are unlocked that little movement
Put a 2p coin between the cross shaft and hitch mechanism. Used to do it on a tractor that I couldn’t adjust the lift rods
I've had that problem with a hitch not locking in and I got out of the tractor and used the buttons on the back of the Mark guard to lift up the arms to get the hitch to lock in
Class tractor are green with red wheel
That’s the one..
Hello from the Netherlands
maybe it helps if you drive forwards and backwards and brake with the tractor WITHOUT the trailer brakes connected.
especially pushing backwards against the weight of the trailer can help well I know from experience.
so here in the Netherlands I drove with two tractor-trailers behind the tractor with potatoes to a wholesaler
and I always had to couple it first with the tractor and trailer to trailer without the brakes being connected otherwise they would not normally connect properly.
and without putting the brakes in forward and then in reverse again was enough to lock right
thanks for the video.
Sincerely, Hollandduck
Wow
Makes you wonder given both the NH and this have had issues with the hitch and basically being the same, if that isn't a sign that there is a source of long term trouble that will best be avoided.
It could be the newness, waiting for the paint to wear off.🙂
@@FarmerP. I have the same hitch, you have to lift the hitch full height then pull it in on the spool otherwise it won't close when new. If you pull it in first then pull up the hitch with the trailer full loaded it won't lock out when new.
@@michaelscott7128
Every days a school day.
Let's be honest the tractor that you get it might be doing and saying all the right things. But if it doesn't get biskit comfort approval then it's a no go 😂
I still have similar problems with the same hitch on my T5 after 4 years use, as said before, it's better to lift to full height then jiggle on the in and out Spool.
Funny enough I’ve had the same problem with out t5 this summer resulting in a replacement drop arm 🤦♂. It never really worked than well… usually fine with empty trailers but heavy nose weight ones weren’t so fun
Same we had new drop arm on our T5 when it was a few months old. They said it was an updated part but really the best thing we did was fully oil/grease all the hitch up and it’s been perfect since. No issues on any of our T7 tractors though Wierdly.
Pull the steering wheel down farmer p you might be able to hold on to her !!!
Think that might bother me not quite knowing if the trailer is on there, I would expect theirs an easy fix but for now not what's needed when your trying to build confidence in a new machine.
Would I be right in thinking you would have to compare the 6 S massey to the maxxum with no loader also, I would guess that the 6S would be a better ride than the 5S with the loader on .hope your grass gets growing soon
Mike.
Most of the farms in my area of cirencester and north wiltshire ie velcourt seem to be going with case and Massey.
I find they all have plus and minus points, a lot comes down to the service provided by the supplier. TH WHITES, COTSWOLD FARM MACHINARY and CHANDLERS all stepped up to the plate, and I would be happy to deal with any of them. 🙂
I’m thinking Richard might just be in the market for a few extra bales if you do happen to get that inch or two of rain you’re hoping for.
fendt green and red wheels.
Them pickup hitches may need a small adjustment but just need a good working as paint has them sticking, probably the time you got home it would have been locked.
It was 🙂👍🏼
Evening farmer p mum p abbi holli emma sam bisskit and ur other dogs
Great vlog as usual
And its coming to the time where u and mum p have got choices 2 make as to which tractor u r getting
The one tractor u r in looks a bit like it is jumping u about a bit on the seat and the other red tractor with the front grabber seemed not to do that much what do u think?
Any emma baby news yet as i miss seeing emma on the vlogs so may b she will b on with millie and new baby?
Love u guys❤❤❤
Claas are green with red wheels
Fendt are green with red wheels
Good video mr. P. I think the MF is the tractor 🚜 for you mr. P. How is Mr. C. Getting on 👍👍👍
Mr C is on a well earned and much needed break. 🙂
There's usually a little extra lift by using the mudguard buttons also are you sure the problem is an up and down one and not an in and out one happens on Deeres if you suck the hitch in to far the pin only partially deploys jiggling it in and out a fraction usually solves the problem
I wiggled up and down, and in and out…. A lot.
You going to have to test a fendt now 🥮🎂
Don't say you weren't warned about the dangerous pickup hitch and shuttle,we had a t5 and even the dealer couldn't get it set that it ever worked properly and you shouldn't need wd40 or hope the paint will wear off it should be perfect on a new tractor.I am really enjoying your vlogs
Thanks Bob, I have to agree, I’m not that impressed with the pick up lock on the Case and New Holland.
Hi Mr P
Biskit don't care about the tractor she just want go for a ride. It better smell like disel the cow manurer
you might find the air vents by the seat an option extra
👍🏼🙂
@@FarmerP will you get a loader for it ideal with the turning circle radius? wouldve been interesting to compare the competition on that one in a compact farm maybe to sell skidsteer
Hello Farmer P 😊... So, as I understand it, the Case cab is higher than the Massey and NH T5. In which case you will be able to see over the top of hedges and see the lady of the house mowing her lawn in a bikini 👙 🤔😀.
There were two different sounds whilst you were driving. One seemed to be when you needed to change down or up a gear. The other, a pinging sound (like you get in a plane cockpit)... Possible warning sound for? 🤔.
Apart from the hitch problem, you seemed very happy. Definitely more at home in the cab which makes sense since very similar to your own Case. 👍.
I was a bit concerned with Biskit running around your Dad's barn with the gates open. I worry about her sighting a rabbit making straight for the road. Would Biskit follow it through the open gate? 😱😲
Thanks for the video, Farmer P 👍😊. Take care and hug for Biskit 🤗 🐶 ❤️
Hi Ian,
Must be strange trying out someone else's tractors, don't know if I'd fancy that not that I would want to damage a demo one either. When Case 125 arrived you checked if the snow plough hitch could be swapped over, what about all the other tractors you tested or is that in a new one in the deal????
It's nice knowing where everything is, but you will soon get used to a different one, I used to jump from one make of plant to another and even ones of the same make could feel different. But the Case has a nicer steering wheel than the boy racer MF one.
Your thinking about the grass and passing bales onto someone in need is great and I'm 99% sure who you have in mind. That's what good mates are for.
Stay safe and cool, it's 07.30 and 28c with a nice breeze rained a bit overnight here.
you can spray the grass first, then after 10 days cut it for hay
That’s the plan 🙂👍🏼
T7 is very similar in the cab...
the owner of that tractor was probably yelling at you telling you what how to do it 🤣🤣🤣
Probably …. Sorry Dan 😄😄
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Remind me never to buy a tractor new or used with that locking pin system on.. jesus that would get old really really fast.
Give me the other version with great big hooks that hold the hitch up instead anyday.
These hitches piss me off better with the older type they used to put on them .you don't need to faff about with upper limit leave it full up .once hitch locked up press lowering button and just dial up with lower limit knob save opening and shutting armrest .that hitch is just needing a wee tweck up
Sorry to say it’s a case new holland thing but then they all have there quicks to be sorted it my never of been used on a pick-up hitch before.
The hook was very clean, it arrived with the jaw bar fitted.
Green tractor with red wheels, a Fendt😇😇😅
CLAAS… 🙂
Another great video. It looked like that pin wasn't lined up left to right ? Like extend and retract the hitch not up n down ? Could just be the angle the camera was
Oh I jiggled it in all directions, it just needed another half millimetre up to pop it back. 🙂
@@FarmerP can't beat a bit o jigglin 👍
It will be a better ride with no loader.
The maxum looks bigger than the other tractors, is it a larger model. Looks like a nice tractor. I see a lot of lads buying the entry bhp model, which is essentially the same as the bigger bhp model and then getting them remapped, not good for the warranty though
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Ian have you looked at the luxum 130. Biggest in that range far nicer tractor to sit in and drive than the maxxum I thought.
I thought the biggest Luxum was 120 horsepower. The Vestrum goes to 130 with the bigger power plant.
@@FarmerP you could be right we tried all 3 and ended up not changing our local dealer is terrible. I would take the 130 over any of the rest though. It did have the cvx gearbox which would be something you should maybe look at. The ability to Rev the tractor but maintain a slow forward speed is great for topping thick grass and hedge cutting.
You obviously have some very discerning one year old Fendt toddlers in your neck of the woods.
Possibly the way the trailer is loaded at the front is too much for the hitch? Are they the same hitch as the NH? The MF5S would win for that but alone lol that would annoy me that would lol
That’s short of grease. We’ve got maxxums and pumas and never had any problems like that.
I wondered if it just needs the paint to wear off.
Me thinks you like that case.
his dad works for the company eh,suppliers discount on a fendt heading your way ian 😆😆😆😆😆 weird how both the case and nh have the same issue with the pick up, certainly something to mention to both in negotiations, cant just be you ,not with two different tractors
Not Fendt… it was the CLAAS dealerships workshop manager…… The sales guy turned up a couple of days later 😄
@@FarmerP nowt wrong with claas my cousins run a pair of axion 800 and 850 both bought 3 months ago they love them
And the people in town think. Is that a new tractor he got?? Was that farmer p I thought e had a ..... tractor.
I’m guessing your thinking the ground will be froze
Fendt
Bouncing around in the Case, sure looks familiar.
I’d have just called the salesman up, it’s a demo and under warranty they would have someone out to sort it.
It wasn’t worth the hassle for a one trip job. They had already done a pretty thorough once over before I had it, the hitch worked perfectly unloaded.
Lift it with the outside button
A few have said that, but It should work from the cab if it’s adjusted properly 🙂👍🏼
The outside button lift's it's up half inch more
Try pumping the push out spool. They do lock . I had your problem on a Massey
I did a lot if that 😄👍🏼
I wonder if it is a simple as its a very very hot day and the links have grown slightly?
The lift rods have stretched a bit.
The more I see those UK hitches in action, the less I like ehm. Over here in the Netherlands we have in height (manual) adjustable hitches, either with a pin or selflocking like on HGV's (rigids with trailer style). And most tractors these days have a "kipperknobbel". All of these look way heavier built and less moving parts (which is a + to me). Only thing we have to do is turn up a noseweheel, but as we have to put in brakelines and lights anyway..
But the salesman said it was a 4cyl on a 6cyl wheelbase, does something for the comfort we see.
The longer, heavier wheelbase certainly adds to ride quality. And it’s nimble too.
Is the hitch down to the PDI not being thorough enough , or a common blue/red dreadful design of one of most basic function requirements of a tractor ??? It would appear to be down to a shared design as the tractors are supplied from different countries. Shocking !!! A less vigilant operator would have been off down the road. Your average Joe would have more confidence hitching a caravan to his car once or twice a YEAR, not needing to hitch up several times a WEEK. A win - win for the 5S, and less obstructed view over the bonnet.
The tractor had over 100 hours on the clock, so even after the 50 hour service there was time for a bit if bedding in or stretch, one or two turns on the lift rod adjusters would cure it. 👍🏼🙂
What is the law in the ul regrading flashing light on tractors
Allllllllll that fuel ⛽️ your giving away in them tractors hire. 🚜 .?.? Testing
Your not having any luck with the pick up hitches
The hire company should pay 4r fuel ⛽️ 😎 👌 🤔 they've got munny munny money 💰 🤑 💸 😑 😀 lol
Can you get a front loader on a case tractor
You can put a loader on any tractor.
What Paul said 👆🏻🙂👍🏼
Do you need to use warning becons in the uk without having something at the back? Here in norway us farmers dont like when people use it without reason, people lose respect for it.
I totally understand and agree with that. Sadly we have so many car pilots over here that couldn’t drive their thumb up their own backside we feel compelled to give them as much warning as we can…. It’s easier than all the insurance paperwork. 🙂👍🏼👍🏼
@@FarmerP I did not mean it like you were doing something wrong, sorry if i came on a bit rude or harsh.
@@ronkeking97
Don’t worry, I took it exactly as you meant it, no offence was offered or taken at all, it was a perfectly good question and comment which was well worth replying to. 🙂👍🏼👍🏼
A 1 year old with expensive taste in tractors whoever the parents are need to get him out of that haha
It is a John deer and it should have yellow wheels
Fendt is Green on Red, Class is Green and cream in Red and John Deere is Green in Yellow wheels.
A bit of a niggle that hitch. The MF is a better design. That being said you know the issue, are familiar with the tractor so it's down to CASE to come up with an offer you can't refuse as l see it.
Good show Sir. Biskit looks much more relaxed in this one. Love that closing tune.