The New 2020 AG-Truck | A Tractor for Hauling Grain, Spraying and Stomping.
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- The New 2020 Ag-Truck from Sutter Buttes Manufacturing is a tractor that can be used for hauling grain during harvest, spraying crops and stomping (for straw management).
This tractor video and equipment tour is full of exciting elements of how tractors are built and the ingenuity of the people behind the machines. Walk through and learn all about the future of farming through innovation and technology.
Check out last week's video about driving tractors through mud during the stomping operation:
"Tractor Mudding: Stomping California Rice Straw!"
• Tractor Mudding: Stomp...
Visit Sutter Buttes Manufacturing and Holt Ag Solutions at the 2020 Colusa Farm show in February.
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I work there as an assembly tech, I build those AG trucks, this is a great company to work for I would like to personally thank Nevada and Norm for the great career. ~J.C.R.~
Wow that's great. From what I understand these bankout wagons were created by local farmers to fill a need and now a local factory is taking the concept to the next level doing several tasks better than anything else. Fantastic
DPW, someone in the rice growing region was usually the manufacturer for several farmers. Sutter Buttes Manufacturing is that now. Glad you enjoyed!
-M.
Thanks for commenting, West SJW! Great info.
-M.
That was awesome to feature a US made and local (NorCal) manufacturing company. That innovation and technology is exactly what drives efficiency in Ag. More food for less cost. Better for people and the environment.
Thank you to SBM for bettering Ag production.
Very nicely put, Steve. Thank you very much.
-M.
Check out GVM Prowlers. They're made near Gettysburg pa
Once again a great video. It's awesome to see a small town business thriving and making quality American made products. That's American ingenuity at it's best. I used to live in Lynden Washington were a company manufacture harvesters that picked raspberries. Last I heard they were still thriving and sending them all over the world, some modified for picking blueberries, coffee beans etc.
Wow Josh, that would be amazing to see what a raspberry harvester looks like. I'm going to check that out right now. Thanks for the nice message!
-Matthew
Thanks, Nevada Smith, for letting us view your shop! Peace, Love and Happiness to you and your family!
Matthew, you are a great ambassador of rice farming and farming as a whole, great video 👍👍
I (foolishly) believed that heavy industry had all been regulated out of business in California. This was great to see! Thanks for making this, and all of your great videos. 👍
Thanks for the nice message, David. Really glad to hear that you're enjoying the channel.
-Matthew
Pretty sure cal osha is there shutting him down for no hearing protection, hard hats, gloves & safety glasses during the tour.
A true American success story. SBM and Rice TV😀👍🏾😀👍🏾😀👍🏾
Thanks Casey. You’re the man!
-M.
I had that ride on tractor and trailer when I young. Grandpa got it for me! I’m a diecast nut and for me it was like a big ol ride on diecast. Loved it.
Matt, another amazing video. Constantly learning and appreciating the farming industry and its people more and more. Made in America! Made in California! That’s a Win-Win! Thanks!
Hey Richard, made in America, Made in California indeed! Really cool. Glad you're learning and enjoying. Thank you!
-M.
Sweet home town made can't get any better than that.
So true Scruffy! It brings some good pride to a small town.
-Matthew
It is always interesting to see such a well-functioning and stylish workshop.
Me too! very impressive the size, the workforce, cleanliness, organization and productivity. Very well-functioning indeed.
-Matthew
@@Ricefarmingtv Jeupp.
Yet another great video. Without intelligent commentary most videos are boring and make little sense. I really appreciate you do not use some ridiculous voice and and you avoid lots of irritating cliches. For me these are the best content on UA-cam.com Way better than anything Google produces. I look forward to each one. Great referrals back to illustrate your points.
Thank you Charles for this nice comment. It's supportive messages like this that keep pushing and inspiring me to continue creating content hear on UA-cam. Much appreciated!
-M.
Great video. Great to see american made products, made by farmers for farmers. Farners are some of the gewatest inventors and intovators thanks again for sharing.
I love your videos man!! Being local its cool to see all these other farmers and the operations supporting them that I never knew existed. I've been around farms in glenn all my life but still find myself learning stuff on your channel every time I watch a video.
Hi Phil, thanks for the message. It's nice to hear from someone around the area. I'm glad you're enjoying! Please keep in touch and let me know if you ever have any questions.
-Matthew
No problem man. Really enjoy the content. I actually just got a job with kraemers mfg. So maybe when your rice bins eventually need work we'll be able to cross paths. You going to the colusa farm show?
Sounds good! Not sure if I’m going to the farm show. It would be great to meet up with friends and do an episode...but not sure.
-M.
Wow, that was fascinating Matthew! Thanks to you and Nevada for the tour!
Glad you enjoyed, Chris! Thanks for the message.
-M.
Great video, Matthew. I enjoy factory tours and even more when it's a local company. Thank you, Nevada, and Sutter Buttes Manufacturing. Just an aside, I got a real tour of SWECO many years ago on a Yuba/Sutter Chamber of Commerce Ag Tour.
My mans Nevada smith Truly bout his craft
Now that is a cool grain cart
Great American pioneers
Nicely put!
-M.
Hello from Australia. What a great video. Equipment and people that make it and use it.
Hard work and innovation is what builds nations you certainly are doing it in your part of the world.
Cheers to you.
Great story Matt glad to see more farmers making a difference in so many aspects
Just like the great Jon Kinzenbaw
Looks awesome. Need to make a dump box for silage last couple years it's been a battle getting trucks in the fields.
Found you thru the shark farmer podcast and I'm glad I did
Well Matt you did it again. Great information fun to see how this stuff comes together.
Thank you, Paul!
-M.
Hmmm, I might buy one of these just to use it on my mom’s co-worker’s farm, not a rice farmer, but you know.... these are some nice machines
Definitely recommend one I operate one
Awesome video as always hope the family is doing good and had a great holiday season
Thank you, yes we are all doing well. Hope the new year has started out great for you and your family.
-M.
Great stuff...from the field back to the field innovations.
SMB new slogan
Hi sir I se you are all videos I like rice ag we sbm adriss
Another great video awesome company
Thanks Sam! Glad you enjoyed.
-Matthew
Your videos are awesome Matt! You have kinda inspired me to start documenting on my channel our very own rice production here in Arkansas! Again, AWESOME VIDEOS!
Awesome man! I wish you all the best-with your crop and your channel.
-Matthew
totally familiar I used to operate a CNC laser in a fab shop and cut parts out of steel up to 1/4" thick I also worked at a place where we machined and heat treated gears for Allison :) Very cool video
Awesome! What kind of parts would you mostly cut with the CNC laser? Glad you enjoyed the episode.
-M.
@@Ricefarmingtv it varied but a lot of gussets and a lot of parts for recreational vehicle seating. Anything with short enough runs that it wasn't economical to have a stamping die machined for.
Excellent video, wow products and great humor. Thanks!! - Dean from "wild rice" Minnesota
Glad you enjoyed, Dean! When do you put in your wild rice crop?
-Matthew
Hi Matthew, I live in the wild rice state of Minnesota and enjoy eating wild rice -- but no farming. - Dean from "wild rice" Minnesota
They will never have a problem with keeping the shop warm in the winter
Ha! That’s a good point.
-Matthew
@@Ricefarmingtv LMAO
Live in Auburn Ca gonna have to check it out. Snow on the Buttes for once.
I think you said your bank outs were one of a kind. Now they have a cousin. If you get a new combine you might need a new bank out. Definately a drone video when his unit is built and in the field. Great alternative to burning especailly in the california climate.
Definitely an interesting video thank you
Thank you, Eric. Glad you enjoyed!
-Matthew
Beautiful bank-out. Sure would look good next to a new 8600
That’s for sure. I wonder if Gary will trade his yellow SBM bankout in for the 2020 green one to match his 8600 Claas combine.
-M.
@@Ricefarmingtv some thing tell's me that he might have some influence lol.
@@Ricefarmingtv Maybe if a friend took him to the Colusa Ag Show next week and accidentally stumbled on it :)
HAHA! I would expect a commission on that sale if that was the case, Lucky!
Great video Matt. Like the sbm factory. 👍
Thank you, Hannes! Glad you enjoyed.
-Matthew
I'm sure you've answered this before but, why is the auger at the rear of a standard bank out? It seems like having it more forward would make unloading an easier task for the operator.
Kyle Degener I would guess so that you can see the auger in the rear view mirror better.
great video I have learned something
Preheat your table to cook a pizza in your powder coat oven👍😂 Definitely a pro tip 💯.
HAHA! Yeah David, I'm going back just for the pizza. Great idea for a follow up video.
-Matthew
Throw in a pan of cinnamon buns too
Hey Matt great video. I was hoping somewhere in the video you was going to say that you was getting a new bankout. Maybe next year on that.....lol..lol.
Ha! I wish Mr. Cook! Too expensive for us. Not even sure of the price-Nevada didn’t want to say but I still know-to expensive.
-M.
Nice to see another friend, Navada here. Please say hi for me Matthew.
I enjoyed this. I’m still not sure why not use a grain cart? Also hydraulic driven augers, is slow and having two augers is a pain eventually. Being able to use it for multiple things is a plus. Putting steel wheels on it for stomping or spraying means hauling it around. I’m just trying to figure it out, learn why you do it differently than we do in Southeast Missouri and Arkansas?
Kevin Burris this is Nevada I like your questions, I will try to help with the answers. We use the Ag-Trk due to the mud, we try to drain our fields but sometimes we hold the water too long or we get fall rains and using a typical grain cart you will get stuck. We chose to go with Hyd driven augers due to how fast they unloaded, we unloaded faster then most grain carts, we need the second auger due too the design. While the Ag-Trk is on the steel wheels we have to use a transport trailer, farmers around here are use too it and it doesn’t seem to be a problem
I hope this helps and would like to answer any more questions you have
Nevada Smith
Yes American people making agricultural machinery
That’s a really cool point you picked up on, Judy! Thank you for mentioning it.
-Matthew
John Kinzenbaum would approve
Red Power Mag!
marksandsparks1 Uncle Sam would approve
I've been watching corn and soy bean harvesting for years now and am used to seeing grain carts in action, but this is only the second video in which I've seen these ag carts, so my question probably is strictly from being naive, but would it not be or could it not be a thing if these ag carts also pulled a bin trailer as well? I mean I understand more power would probably be needed, but wouldn't that be a fair trade-off....a little more power for more work in the field?
Awesome stuff Matt so will the 1 rig be able to do all 3 tasks. Just swap wheels and bed for tank and go? Or will it be 3 separate trucks. Do they feed all the employees everyday or just that day. That would be neat if they did daily company lunches.
Oh great question! I'm sure you could take off the grain tank and add the liquid tank and change wheels--using all the same tractor chassis. The day I was there the employees all took their lunch break together in a break room. Everyone packed their own lunch. Great questions!
-M.
I was wondering the same thing!
SLC Farms yes the chassis has been designed to make it swapped from one style of truck to another with minimal work
On my farm one AG-TRK preforms 3 task, spraying, banking out during harvest and stomping
On Highway 5 this weekend (Concord --> Redding), Lots of rice fields and Tons of migratory birds..
That's right! That's just north-west of us here in Gridley/Richvale.
-Matthew
@@Ricefarmingtv I basically live on i5, and always wish that you were closer to the freeway so I could see your fields lol
(spent the night in Williams a couple of nights ago on my way to Anaheim, and might be back there tonight...)
Curious how many bushels it holds if you used it as a self propelled grain cart in the midwest corn fields?
I am curious if they would work with corn,oats,wheat,soybeans,ext
Hey Rice Farming TV. I'm a your viewer from Vietnam. So i have a question for you. How much does each tractor cost, tractors for seeding, for harvesting, for watering?
It a gosh darn shame I only get to put only one Like for this video.
What’s a stomping trailer and why? Never seem anything like it before!
Hi Brp! The stomper trailer is to trail the stomper tractor-to cover the ground between the wheels. Here’s an episode all about:
ua-cam.com/video/FjNqkkDea34/v-deo.html
-Matthew
Great interview. It's cool to see a new manufacturer coming from in the USA. The music SUCKS. LOL
Hi Geoffrey! Glad you enjoyed the interview and liked meeting Nevada and Sutter Buttes Manufacturing. The music however...come on! Those were sweet beats! And there was even very little of it. But that's your opinion and I respect you for it. Next time I'll put in some music you like.
-Matthew
I like the music.
Thanks Drew! I do more of it as well as some Geoffrey likes. ;)
@@Ricefarmingtv Thanks Matt, Country would be fine. LOL
I think we should be doing bog rice in Ireland lol
Far as GPS, is that something the individual has to get done from a agtech industry or something, I didn't see any screens or the field making systems. Is it something they offer or is it something you have to do with the dealer or on your own. Thanks
They install them
Sweet!
I farm rice in Glenn County can we get a price estimate and when will they be avalible
That looks like Steiger green, Matt!
Steiger/Claas green, Lou!
-M.
Why such small carts? Why not have one big enough to fill a hopper bottom in 1 shot? Never been around rice here in wisco
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Are y’all gonna be at national farm machinery show?
That's a great question for Nevada. I'll ask and let you know, Bill.
-M.
01:20 why does he need to unload so fast, if you are already harvesting faster than the dryers can receive?
Scotty, great question! It’s the machine’s only speed: fast. The unloading auger is huge and just carries that much more rice. The ground speed is faster (ability to thresh faster) so the bank out has to keep up and one slip up means a lot of rice on the ground.
-M.
@@Ricefarmingtv thanks. Good episode.
90% Own Parts, includes this the engine, tires, rims, cabine, hydraulics?
No?
Oh.
Hey Matt Love your videos awesome stuff Are you going to be at Tulare world again expo?
So when are you going to get yours.....
Ha! He wouldn’t even tell me the price, Chris.
-M.
Left out how much it weighs..very important
Good point, Connor. I'll ask Nevada.
-Matthew
Are they interchangeable? Or once it's a sprayer it has to stay like that?
Interchangeable
I have a feeling lexion is going to have a problem with this. Get ready to re-paint it.
Hi Homeland-Holt Ag Solutions is the local Claas (Lexion) dealership here in northern California and they are officially retailing the Ag-Truck with those colors. So I’m sure it was cleared with corporate-or even requested by top brass to help farmers adjust to the color change.
-Matthew
Matthew, please add subtitles with the units in metrics, so non imperial viewers can understand (basically all the world except US, Liberia and Myanmar jajaja ), greatings from Argentina
Frede! Oh man, great point my friend. I totally forgot. That would have made things a little easier for the metric/kilo crowd. Normally I try to add the conversions as subtitles but completely forgot this time.
-Matthew
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I'm guessing that they fabricated the rotisserie as well?
I'm sure they did, though I didn't ask. Machining tools to machine equipment. Pretty cool!
-Matthew
@@Ricefarmingtv hell yeah it is
Are you going to Colusa farm show
Julian Madrigal yes we will be at the Colusa farm show, come check us out at the Holt booth to see our AG-TRK’s
“Cummings” engines. Here I was thinking it was a “Cummins”.
Yup I shake my head every time I hear cummings.
ya, hey ol' clessie would cringe in his grave.
What is the capacity of this tank?
Hi Man. The spray tank is 500 gallons. The grain bin holds 250 sacks of rice (25,000 lbs.).
-M.
@@Ricefarmingtv Or 1,892.7 liters and 11,339.8 kilograms.
Always wondered what was going on under the roof at SBM. Pizza Oven.
Haha! If there’s steam rising there’s dough rising over at SBM.
-M.
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I wish I could work for you guys.
Where are you from?
-M.
@@Ricefarmingtv born and raised in Las Vegas.
@@Ricefarmingtv I flew out to Syracuse NY to help out a dairy farm because they were way behind harvesting and chopping corn silage. I have wanted to work on a farm but I have never had any opportunities to because Vegas doesn't have any farm's at all
@@cntslesfabrication Do you know what a cdl license is and are you willing to get one. Big farmers are always looking for truck drivers.
@@scruffy6151 yes sir I do and I would love to get my CDL license. I love to drive and I have alot of experience hauling equipment or anything really. I have over a million and half miles in hotshot transporting all over the Western United States.
I like just a tracktor and cart 1000 bushels cart and you do not have to buy a new machine and the tracktor works as as a planting tracktor but I do not cut rice but I do cut wheat corn sunflower and miloe
Wade Piroutek yes this is a specialized peace of equipment designed to do task in a rice field, as a rice farmer we have many Obstacles that we have to deal with due to wet soil conditions
I wish I had that today I got the tracktor and cart stuck
That’s some nice trucks - but man, he should get some new teeth that fits 😉
Made in America using german colors 😅
Толковые люди, американцы. Но вот этот их идиотский язык ....
Privet daragou druk! Nepanimaiu. :(
-Matthew