So nice to hear an honest review instead of the usual "If it ain't green it's garbage" rhetoric that most people spit out who have never ran anything else. Great video, good luck with harvest
That red machine is awesome. The tech seems to be a couple steps higher than the others. The steering wheel is almost a piece of art lol. Thanks for the great video, I think Massey has hit a homerun with that machine.
I have always been a Massey person, my dad always ran Massey and I still own 2 myself even though I don’t do nearly what I used to do! I like the new style.
I've always felt that the more crap you have on a piece of machinery, the more that can go wrong. Ij today's World it's not nickel and dime stuff, it's thousands of dollars and incredible amounts of downtime. That's why I like the old equipment. I'm 81 years old and I grew up in the in 40s and 50s, so I know what it's like to do farming the old fashioned way, out in the open with no little bells and whistles, just getting the work done
I would love to see that full power train and see what guts it’s got and if burns any oil put some dual tires and them bottom plows or disc behind it and let’s seat them rings in it let’s see what that 265 hp has
@@TheNewsouthoutdoors no. I have harvested all mine and am now helping my brother-in-law harvest his. I have looked into the green peanut market a few times but haven’t gotten in it yet. It is a very small market and requires the farmer to grow a specific peanut much different than the ones typically grown.
@ yes. I was going to be coming back from seeing my grandson in Jacksonville Florida on Monday and would stop by if you had some. The last sack I got was from Silverhill Farms in Baldwin County Alabama. Thanks. I enjoy your channel.
Patrick, thanks for all of your videos. Why no autosteer in the Massey-? Groundspeed for peanut harvesters is very slow. Why cant the guts of the machine be redesigned for faster thruput-?
Thanks for watching! The Massey is equipped with Trimble guidance, but didn’t have an active subscription. It doesn’t matter if you’re pulling a 2 row or 6 row peanut picker it’s the same speed. It takes time to separate vines/dirt/peanuts
Always a Deere fan but they are different brands you have to be open minded. I would want to run any thing new er than your 4430 new tractor with computers is not for me
So nice to hear an honest review instead of the usual "If it ain't green it's garbage" rhetoric that most people spit out who have never ran anything else. Great video, good luck with harvest
Thanks Brandon
That red machine is awesome. The tech seems to be a couple steps higher than the others. The steering wheel is almost a piece of art lol. Thanks for the great video, I think Massey has hit a homerun with that machine.
I agree with you on all fronts. I love the steering wheel also.
I have always been a Massey person, my dad always ran Massey and I still own 2 myself even though I don’t do nearly what I used to do! I like the new style.
Massey- Ferguson is my favorite!
Another great video! That Massey sure looks the goods
It was amazing
Great Video Pat!
@@RobB-cy5gu thanks for watching Rob
I've always felt that the more crap you have on a piece of machinery, the more that can go wrong. Ij today's World it's not nickel and dime stuff, it's thousands of dollars and incredible amounts of downtime. That's why I like the old equipment.
I'm 81 years old and I grew up in the in 40s and 50s, so I know what it's like to do farming the old fashioned way, out in the open with no little bells and whistles, just getting the work done
You look good with red .
Hey Patrick you got one missing the blue one lol
@@waynegriffin6887 I would love to run/film one for y’all, but I can’t get any response from them.
I would love to see that full power train and see what guts it’s got and if burns any oil put some dual tires and them bottom plows or disc behind it and let’s seat them rings in it let’s see what that 265 hp has
“Put a plow behind it and let’s seat them rings” 🤣
Is it safe to say you will be going red?
Howdy Mr peanut
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Do you have any sacks of green peanuts available to buy at your shop?
@@TheNewsouthoutdoors no. I have harvested all mine and am now helping my brother-in-law harvest his. I have looked into the green peanut market a few times but haven’t gotten in it yet. It is a very small market and requires the farmer to grow a specific peanut much different than the ones typically grown.
@ yes. I was going to be coming back from seeing my grandson in Jacksonville Florida on Monday and would stop by if you had some. The last sack I got was from Silverhill Farms in Baldwin County Alabama. Thanks. I enjoy your channel.
@ thanks for watching
Any jack rabbits in the windrows? How did the MF handle them? 😀😀
So it’s safe to say the 8S is comparable to a 7R?
@@jackweeks8099 yes
The 8S has slightly longer wheel base than a 7R but weighs slightly less. But is a good bit heavier than a 6R. Yes, 7R is closest JD comparison
Patrick, thanks for all of your videos.
Why no autosteer in the Massey-?
Groundspeed for peanut harvesters is very slow.
Why cant the guts of the machine be redesigned for faster thruput-?
Thanks for watching!
The Massey is equipped with Trimble guidance, but didn’t have an active subscription.
It doesn’t matter if you’re pulling a 2 row or 6 row peanut picker it’s the same speed. It takes time to separate vines/dirt/peanuts
Why no auto steer?
It was a demo tractor equipped with guidance but no current activation (guidance packages have an annual activation fee that is thousands of dollars)
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Always a Deere fan but they are different brands you have to be open minded. I would want to run any thing new er than your 4430 new tractor with computers is not for me