I'm not a farmer but I used to work for Bourgault in Saskatchewan Canada on the air seeder assembly line, and I'm always impressed with the sheer size of these things. Was always cool getting to be a part of something like that.
Being from Louisiana, I showed my dad this, and he was like "man you'd plant your ends and one round and have to put it in the shed till next year around here."
May the drill serve your family well and your Case pull her into the sun set for many years to come! Your wife will probably be jealous of the drill with your endless flattering comments in coming weeks/months.
I've only seen this thing in the simulator so far and even there it's ridiculously large. I never thought there would be a thing that could make the Quad look like a toy tractor...🤣 What a monster. 🤙
That thing is absolutely incredible! That makes a 24row corn planter (around my location) look like a toy. You and your dad are rockstars for helping get that drill unloaded and set up. I’m sure your dealer appreciates all the help. We need more people around like you Tony!
Awesome video!!!! Thank you for filming and sharing it, so much cool stuff, the transport system, the tire machine on the skid loader and the fill system on the cart. It is amazing how people engineer things..
Outstanding purchase, won't find a unit better built that Bourgault. Looking fwd to seeding, hope you get a great crop and a safe year. It will be interesting to see how the Quad handles the drill
@@sallydunbar1683it was a few videos ago that I think Tony said that Collin was going back home and possibly working with his Dad , I think!! And was maybe coming back at harvest time to help out Tony
Wow that’s a nice looking setup Tony “Fast” and quite large also. Keep an eye on the wheel nuts and studs per Mike Mitchell’s experience. Congrats Tony wish you nothing but good things to you and your family Thanks
Being from the UK i find it so amazing how far you can see and not see anything but fields, and i cant imagine trying to fit a 100 foot drill in some of our fields, our 6m and 3m drills would look tiny next to that 30 metre monster
Just seeing this video now and I’m from 🇮🇪 this is crazy for me also!!! These boys also have savage hills so this’ll be fun pulling this weight up and down them!!
Everyone who lives in a city, and take things for granted, should spend time on a farm like yours. They would soon see the magnitude and cost that a farmer invests to feed people. Kudos for your hard work. As a farm boy myself ,from Alberta, l know the ups & downs of farm life. Giv’er
My son farms my wife and my land. He has to produce over 250,000 bushels of grain and a million lbs of cotton to make the profit needed to equal what my brother get in retirement from a government engineering job.
Awesome video! The different angles showing the unload process was really cool and so was watching Captain Kirk (the Driver on this move) on the big screen! As farmers ourselves, hauling this type of equipment is the best because we know what it feels like to see new machines rolling in. Enjoy!
Awesome drill and looking forward to seeing it in action. I had to laugh as you tightened the bolts with the hex tool. It has a torque shut off but you added a little Tony tight at the very end. Thank you, take care and God bless.
That thing is huge and alot of steel and tires only bad thing is one little hiccup can shut everything down until you find what is wrong or figuring out right away and have to go to town to get a part and find out they don't have any parts as of yet cause it's so new and haven't sold anything that big before. You can get alot done in a day and in little time. Colin won't know what to think about it or where to start lol. Nice buy Tony !
Great looking setup congrats If you see any weld stamps on the 91300 with CJ. That will be stuff I worked on. I work quite a bit on the conveyor parts.
WOW!!! That is a monster of a drill and cart!!! Can't wait to see that going through the fields. Looking at the background during the time-lapse,.....it looked like a lot of rain skirted around you, which was good while you were assembling things.
what a great lookin’ rig Tony. Congrats on the new purchase. I hope it gives you years of trouble free performance. Take care & stay safe. Cheers from BC
huh, I work as a route driver for a parts company and i remember passing this between Whitehall and Three forks. Was wondering where it was going because the trucker was using about every inch of shoulder there was😅
And to think I still use a International #10 10 foot single disk drill. but again only put in 30 acres of oats and 30 beans. Quite the machine you have there!!
@@rubenbraekman4515 No sir, ... Mike's 84ft - 3320 12" spacing MRB has a minimal weight of 61000 lbs, this 100ft - 4320 12" spacing MRB has a minimal weight of 71000 lbs, 😉 is Mike's drill is harder to pull, I don't know, this one has more weight and more openers/MRB's.
It is cold & wet here in MN. We have been getting a bunch of rain & snow the last several days here. It is wet & the forecast sucks for the next week or so. Cold & wet. I hope it changes soon so we can get started. We had already done some field work last year by this time. Wow! That is an impressive rig. I Can't wait to the the Bourgault in action.
Awesome rig, probably 150ft / 46 metres long in transportation mode, can't wait to see it in action. 🙂 Bourgault shows the 100ft drill with a 620hp tractor and 9950 cart, not the 91300 cart, I wonder why. 😉 I think he will be the first on UA-cam with a rig like that on a 580hp tractor, never seen a YT video 100ft drill/91300 cart even with 620hp.
I seen it getting loaded to come down to you I haul lots of steel into their plant up here in Saskatchewan if you get a chance I highly suggest doing a plant tour it’s pretty sweet
I like the new drill. As big as it is it really folds up to a nice size. I definitely like your drill better than the one Mike Mitchell has looks like Bourguealt made some upgrades since there older versions. Very Nice Tony! God bless!
Yeah these are entirely different machines from mikes, the 3320 s that mike runs are one of the best drills on market very proven strong and reliable, these style of drill I haven’t seen to much of out our way.
same version different size, and with the bigger size a different folding mechanism is needed. mike has talked about why he doesnt go to the 100ft and its mainly the conditions of the Saskatchewan farming and tractors just arent big enough yet... sask is also very hilly ( i know everyone thinks its flat... its really not) and with hills like that he has a very different dirt type up there. montana is very dry and getting grip isnt really an issue so pulling a 100ft is doable, in sask the dirt is... wet and slimy and takes a massive beating from the ground freezing and defrosting over and over with it being so cold. in mikes words "to go up to a 100ft bourgault we would need a tractor upwards of 750-800hp and twice the weight or else we would just sit still treading mud on the first hill" obviously a bit overexaggerated... like the mike we know and love.... but thats his reason for keeping his drills the size he does. i 100% can see him upgrading in the future tho when tractors get just a smidgen bigger... cuz right now even when he ran case 620's they can hardly keep up with his 76 foot drills when they hit a hill... a 100 foot drill would be a nightmare.
@@crandonborth oh shit i thought he had the 76ft drills, i know the only one not pulling a 1300 cart is the 2 track 9rt which i thought he also had a 66ft on just like the fendt, so he has 2 if im not mistaken (also bourgault doesnt make a 68ft goes straight from 66 to 76) had no idea they made a 84 tho.
Well guys--I am referring to all the comments about this video, if it would be me, I would have a machine shed to house this beautiful seeder in the off season. I mean a good strong machine shed/barn WITH a cement floor. This BOURGAULT is a real beauty and I would not like to see it sitting out in the snow. Thats too much money to be sitting out in the snow. Well thats just me. Now maybe Fast Ag Montana has a barn to store it in. Anyway, above all else. its his seeder, his farm, so its his call.
Quite the machine. My neighbour bought same unit last year but I never did get to see it action. I know it was a huge financial investment but I'm sure it will soon pay for itself.👍
Have used Bougualt equipment since 1989. IMO some of the best on the planet
I'm not a farmer but I used to work for Bourgault in Saskatchewan Canada on the air seeder assembly line, and I'm always impressed with the sheer size of these things. Was always cool getting to be a part of something like that.
Montana is one of the few places with enough room to turn it around I'M happy for you
Being from Louisiana, I showed my dad this, and he was like "man you'd plant your ends and one round and have to put it in the shed till next year around here."
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Yup and Mike could use it in Scratchybum.
Wow that's huge and it's folded! Awesome to see you get it so you can use it May all the crops be as huge as the seeder May God bless 🙏
Impressive engineering, such a monster!
May the drill serve your family well and your Case pull her into the sun set for many years to come! Your wife will probably be jealous of the drill with your endless flattering comments in coming weeks/months.
Wow didn't think ya had to go that big to replace Colin. Absolutely brilliant Tony your my no one now. From Australia ❤️ 🇦🇺
Gotta love Canadian farm equipment!
I comment on Mike Less channel often about Canadian made eq. Go Canada AG.
It's nice to see some of our 🇨🇦 made equipment heading down to the 🇺🇸.
@@farmguy2400 in the U.S. we wouldn't have shit if not for Canada and Mexico. Our Government has killed, with regulations, what good jobs we had.
made mostly by filipino 😁😁
Thanks for filming the unloading. Neat to see things like that, not often seen
I've only seen this thing in the simulator so far and even there it's ridiculously large. I never thought there would be a thing that could make the Quad look like a toy tractor...🤣 What a monster. 🤙
Hats off to you and your family for what you do and how you do it,
Glad drill showed up
Boy i could get use to seeing that scenery every day
God bless you Tony and your family 🙏🏼
Congrats. Lots of iron there. Hope it makes the 2022 season start off on the right foot… blessings to you and your family for a bountiful season 🇺🇸🇺🇸
That thing is absolutely incredible! That makes a 24row corn planter (around my location) look like a toy. You and your dad are rockstars for helping get that drill unloaded and set up. I’m sure your dealer appreciates all the help. We need more people around like you Tony!
That drill and cart are a monster. Good luck with spring planting season and God bless everyone at Fast Ag
That was really sweet how it jacked up to get the trailer out!!!
Thanks Tony for sharing!!! 👍👍
Awesome video!!!! Thank you for filming and sharing it, so much cool stuff, the transport system, the tire machine on the skid loader and the fill system on the cart. It is amazing how people engineer things..
Outstanding purchase, won't find a unit better built that Bourgault. Looking fwd to seeding, hope you get a great crop and a safe year. It will be interesting to see how the Quad handles the drill
That thing is a monster!!! To bad Collin wasn’t around to see this happen!!! Looks like a lot to get used to!! Very cool Tony!!!!!!
Where did Collin go? Permanently gone?
@@sallydunbar1683it was a few videos ago that I think Tony said that Collin was going back home and possibly working with his Dad , I think!! And was maybe coming back at harvest time to help out Tony
Very cool unit. I pray it gives you years of excellent service. God bless your family with good health and crops
Wow that’s a nice looking setup Tony “Fast” and quite large also. Keep an eye on the wheel nuts and studs per Mike Mitchell’s experience. Congrats Tony wish you nothing but good things to you and your family Thanks
Awesome! Can't wait to see it in action.
Congratulations on the new seeder.
That is a big ass unit. Looking forward to seeing it start planting.
Being from the UK i find it so amazing how far you can see and not see anything but fields, and i cant imagine trying to fit a 100 foot drill in some of our fields, our 6m and 3m drills would look tiny next to that 30 metre monster
I'm from the NL, and am thinking exactly the same. Quite some equipment.
But the row spacing i like twice what we have, so it is actually just 50ft ;)
Just seeing this video now and I’m from 🇮🇪 this is crazy for me also!!! These boys also have savage hills so this’ll be fun pulling this weight up and down them!!
The price tag is also a monster
Stunning engineering I'm totally in awe. All the best for planting 2022.
Pack a snack when you have to check all the way across that behemoth. Yikes!
The clouds passing in the time-lapse were amazing!.
What a machine ! It's bigger than my hometown! Congratulations!
That machine is amazing! Hope it works out great for you! God Bless the farmers!
Everyone who lives in a city, and take things for granted, should spend time on a farm like yours. They would soon see the magnitude and cost that a farmer invests to feed people. Kudos for your hard work. As a farm boy myself ,from Alberta, l know the ups & downs of farm life. Giv’er
My son farms my wife and my land. He has to produce over 250,000 bushels of grain and a million lbs of cotton to make the profit needed to equal what my brother get in retirement from a government engineering job.
That is an absolute monster. Wow.
Wow! It unfolds like a flower! A lot of wheels!
Super cool awesome video of the unload off the trailer.
Awesome video! The different angles showing the unload process was really cool and so was watching Captain Kirk (the Driver on this move) on the big screen! As farmers ourselves, hauling this type of equipment is the best because we know what it feels like to see new machines rolling in. Enjoy!
Awesome addition to the farming hope Crops do well this year stay safe God bless
Wow!!! That is some piece of equipment.
That thing is a beast! So looking forward to your seeding videos.
Big Sky is Big Drill, that thing is a beast. Praying for a great season and a bountiful harvest.
Awesome drill and looking forward to seeing it in action. I had to laugh as you tightened the bolts with the hex tool. It has a torque shut off but you added a little Tony tight at the very end. Thank you, take care and God bless.
Our border collie goes crazy at all the action he watches on the iPad 🐶😆🏴
Awesome thanks for sharing looking forward to the next video
Wow that's some BIG IRON. I bet you're about as excited to use this as a kids first trip to Disneyland.
Wow Tony . That’s massive. I hope u have fields big enough for it .🤔😁😁 . Best of luck seeding and hope ye have a wonderful crop . Great content 👍🏻
That thing is huge and alot of steel and tires only bad thing is one little hiccup can shut everything down until you find what is wrong or figuring out right away and have to go to town to get a part and find out they don't have any parts as of yet cause it's so new and haven't sold anything that big before. You can get alot done in a day and in little time. Colin won't know what to think about it or where to start lol. Nice buy Tony !
What a monster of a seeding set up,cant wait to see it going!!
Wow that is awesome and years of hard work for that machine 👍
Great looking setup congrats If you see any weld stamps on the 91300 with CJ. That will be stuff I worked on. I work quite a bit on the conveyor parts.
Amazing peace of machinery
I have never seen a QuadTrak look small but that drill sure does. That is quite a piece of equipment, pray it works well for you guys.
Can't wait to see it in the field
The new air seeder is awesome. Keep up your awesome content
Very excited for you!
Man that looks huge!! Can’t wait to see it planting this year!!
Wow very interesting the system to haul it . Thanks for sharing 👍
Congratulations Tony best of wishes this year
WOW!!! That is a monster of a drill and cart!!! Can't wait to see that going through the fields. Looking at the background during the time-lapse,.....it looked like a lot of rain skirted around you, which was good while you were assembling things.
Awesome looking air seeder and cart Tony
what a great lookin’ rig Tony. Congrats on the new purchase. I hope it gives you years of trouble free performance. Take care & stay safe. Cheers from BC
Thanks for sharing.
Tony, what a beautiful outfit to go to the field with !!! Glad you were able to get it in time. Blessings to you and your family.
Richard
Congratulations to you and girls!
huh, I work as a route driver for a parts company and i remember passing this between Whitehall and Three forks. Was wondering where it was going because the trucker was using about every inch of shoulder there was😅
Tony,Holy molly that big duo.🙀🙀🇨🇮☘️👍👏🙏🏻🙏🏻
Beats the ten foot we used for many years. Thank You . in all fairness , ar that time we only seeded 120 acres
Great video Tony
Love the drill, is there a video detailing why the Bourgault drill was chosen?
Good Lord!! You win with the most toys.
C'est un semoir géant, vous devez avoir des champs très grands.
Bravos magnifique achat😉
Awesome dude.
Now that is a machine! Wow! I mean, WOW!
Need to talk to the Williams brothers and see about borrowing their Big Bud 16V747🤣
And to think I still use a International #10 10 foot single disk drill. but again only put in 30 acres of oats and 30 beans. Quite the machine you have there!!
That thing is a monster. You know what's going to happen now, though? The neighbors will get the 120 foot model.
That was really cool how the drill unloaded off the semi. I live in the mid Michigan area and you would never see anything that big around here.
A monster!
Thats a nice air seeder. Your going to make Mike Mitchell want a new shinny one. Congats !!!
His are slightly narrower but actually harder to pull
It’s not about mike
@@rubenbraekman4515
No sir, ... Mike's 84ft - 3320 12" spacing MRB has a minimal weight of 61000 lbs, this 100ft - 4320 12" spacing MRB has a minimal weight of 71000 lbs, 😉 is Mike's drill is harder to pull, I don't know, this one has more weight and more openers/MRB's.
Wow, when I was a kid we pulled 12 foot cultivators with a Massie 97 super. That was the big deal then. How things have changed
It is cold & wet here in MN. We have been getting a bunch of rain & snow the last several days here. It is wet & the forecast sucks for the next week or so. Cold & wet. I hope it changes soon so we can get started. We had already done some field work last year by this time. Wow! That is an impressive rig. I Can't wait to the the Bourgault in action.
Those who have the biggest toy wins. YOU WON TONY!!
Omg Tony . What a equipment. U can buy several houses for the cost of that thing i presume. Cool stuff. Love from Holland
Awesome rig, probably 150ft / 46 metres long in transportation mode, can't wait to see it in action. 🙂
Bourgault shows the 100ft drill with a 620hp tractor and 9950 cart, not the 91300 cart, I wonder why. 😉
I think he will be the first on UA-cam with a rig like that on a 580hp tractor, never seen a YT video 100ft drill/91300 cart even with 620hp.
Everyone who has one of these drills has a tuned/chipped tractor. Bourgault does not sell many of these because of the horsepower and weight need.
That’s a monster of a drill. Anxious to see it work. Willsure cover some ground!
That is super crazy how it unfolds
I seen it getting loaded to come down to you I haul lots of steel into their plant up here in Saskatchewan if you get a chance I highly suggest doing a plant tour it’s pretty sweet
Wow ! That's huge !! We don't have too many fields in Ohio big enough for that !!
What a piece of engineering that is. 👏 meanwhile Mike Mitchell is fuming 😡 and green with envy. 😂😂
Mike's dad knows not to buy 100ft drills. His dad is very aware of the issue of hp and weight when pulling 100ft.
Tony, you're gonna have to get a longer "Mike Cord"! 🤣🤣
Love your ride bro
Back in the day you could catch Tony at the Slipper on techno night.
pretty sweet setup Tony 👌 🤙🤙
I like the new drill. As big as it is it really folds up to a nice size. I definitely like your drill better than the one Mike Mitchell has looks like Bourguealt made some upgrades since there older versions. Very Nice Tony! God bless!
Just different series of machines, not really an upgrade. The 3420 Bourgault are the fold-back series, Mitchells run 3320s which fold normally.
Yeah these are entirely different machines from mikes, the 3320 s that mike runs are one of the best drills on market very proven strong and reliable, these style of drill I haven’t seen to much of out our way.
same version different size, and with the bigger size a different folding mechanism is needed. mike has talked about why he doesnt go to the 100ft and its mainly the conditions of the Saskatchewan farming and tractors just arent big enough yet... sask is also very hilly ( i know everyone thinks its flat... its really not) and with hills like that he has a very different dirt type up there. montana is very dry and getting grip isnt really an issue so pulling a 100ft is doable, in sask the dirt is... wet and slimy and takes a massive beating from the ground freezing and defrosting over and over with it being so cold. in mikes words "to go up to a 100ft bourgault we would need a tractor upwards of 750-800hp and twice the weight or else we would just sit still treading mud on the first hill" obviously a bit overexaggerated... like the mike we know and love.... but thats his reason for keeping his drills the size he does. i 100% can see him upgrading in the future tho when tractors get just a smidgen bigger... cuz right now even when he ran case 620's they can hardly keep up with his 76 foot drills when they hit a hill... a 100 foot drill would be a nightmare.
@@themannwithaplan 84’ Drill*... (not 76’) on a 1300 Bushel cart. He has a 68’ as well.
@@crandonborth oh shit i thought he had the 76ft drills, i know the only one not pulling a 1300 cart is the 2 track 9rt which i thought he also had a 66ft on just like the fendt, so he has 2 if im not mistaken (also bourgault doesnt make a 68ft goes straight from 66 to 76) had no idea they made a 84 tho.
Well guys--I am referring to all the comments about this video, if it would be me, I would have a machine shed to house this beautiful seeder in the off season. I mean a good strong machine shed/barn WITH a cement floor. This BOURGAULT is a real beauty and I would not like to see it sitting out in the snow. Thats too much money to be sitting out in the snow. Well thats just me. Now maybe Fast Ag Montana has a barn to store it in. Anyway, above all else. its his seeder, his farm, so its his call.
You better wait and see what’s coming along.
Quite the machine. My neighbour bought same unit last year but I never did get to see it action. I know it was a huge financial investment but I'm sure it will soon pay for itself.👍
Congrats will be watching when you are seeding
Hey Tony. Good luck with your air drill.
That thing is a monster! I hope your TUNE on the QuadTrac is up to the task.
I think we're gonna need a larger coolant clamp ....From a fish movie I think 🤔 Or the poor tractor messed itself just thinking about what was to come
Yowza ,that's impressive. Going to interesting to see how that 580 pulls it in some of your hillier ground.
That is a monster unit..
God bless you, Thank you for your video.