I Bought My First Tractor! (John Deere 8110)
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- I'm a little too excited to show the first Tractor! I spent the past couple of months searching for a nice used 7000 series or an 8000 series John Deere. I knew from the start I was gonna go with Deere (Sorry Case people, I just grew up around it, so I had to. Maybe a Case Combine coming tho!). The seller's were some of the nicest people I've met, and it was a well taken care of Tractor that seller's were proud of. The 8110 has 183hp, and has 4900 hours, is greenstar ready and has John Deere ATU 200 autosteer (I still need monitor and globe though if I every want to get autosteer working. I don't really need it atm though), has 450 rear weights, and 6 front weights. Everything is in perfect condition, maybe an upgrade in the future would be new rear rubber but we'll see about that.
Also 2nd part of the video is about getting the shop/living quarters/cold storage put up on one of the farms. Right now I'm thinking 60x120 for the entire building. Let me know if anyone has an experience or recommendations on building sizes/features.
Thank again for watching guys!
Instagram (will be changed over to like Hilbert Farms or something eventually)- www.instagram....
Some people we're interested in my original UA-cam Channel- here it is- / squadgamershd
Love the tractor! If you have any questions on this series of tractor just let me know. Awesome video as always bud!
Hi
2nd to comment on this
Yeah it's cool
Grant does not notice me
Hey pickle where did you get the Mack snow truck
“So i started sniffing the manual” 🤣🤣😭😭
Yeah that was kinda weird 😂😂
so i started sniffing the white powder off the maual
The best of luck to you man, its nice to see someone starting from scratch and start his own farm. Big respect for you👍
Thanks Chris!
@@granthilbert5632 the video was black
@Ben Anims and More you
@@granthilbert5632 grant bro Congratulation on the new tractor though bro glad to see you farming I'm bout to start a farming channel my self
This man plays a farming video game to fund his real farm. He do be living my dream life
right tho! gotta respect the mans hustle
Yes when I get in our tractors (all deere) it does have that special smell and it’s amazing and when ever you smell the corn in the fall that’s the other best smell in the world
You’re missing out! Case has the best smell!
The smell of money!
When your mom says stop playing farm sim so you buy a real farm
YEE YEE
no shit
Actually don't say YEE YEE because FS i WAY different than real life trust me. Come to my farm for a few months and you'll rather go home
@@liltimmyjerven8164 what do you on your farm
@@liltimmyjerven8164 I’ll come to your farm, id rather get away from farming 20k acres go a smaller one
@@liltimmyjerven8164 try construction where we don’t have auto steer and you actually have to work
Man im glad u are living your dreams. Screw everyone who wants to make fun of u for saying u can’t do it. I believe in u.
I agree
i agree
I agree
Agreed
That’s so stupid that people say that. Grant and Spencer have some farming background if I remember correctly. Meaning their dad and uncles r the farmers.
As a teen who wants to start my own farm and to return to the family lifestyle. I have deep respect for you. I hope all goes well, and can't wait to see more vids.
FS19 community: What map is this? 😂 congratulations I love that tractor
Lol
LOL
We just got a barn built in three days by the Amish
Yes there quick
I can’t wait to see where this goes
Great to see someone with soo much interest in farming never seen anyone with the enthusiasm of you keep it up man. Good luck
Thanks Edward! Will tone it down a bit, I just get too excited sometimes
@@granthilbert5632 no need to tone it down, we completely understand, this is a huge deal for you and if I were in your place I would be my jumping off the walls
@@granthilbert5632 haha no keep it up it gets tough sometimes but just carry through! (famer from Ireland)
@@granthilbert5632 haha no keep it up it gets tough sometimes but just carry through! (famer from Ireland)
@@granthilbert5632 it's just like our 1995 8400!
He said that’s his personal vehicle now😂😂😂
They pretty much cost as much as a new car or truck. Kinda is like one.
yeah they do i am i farmer try buying a 2015 kubota m9960 for 44 thousand dollars for a farm.
it was for bid
It is crazy to see this all in motion. I’ve been watching for a couple of years now and to see you creating your dream is amazing. If you ever need an employee I know a guy. Congrats Grant!
I'm 39 and still play tractors with the kids. And sometimes get more excited than them when we get a new one.
We have had good luck with the 1760 12 row planter so that’s a good choice
We have one like yours
Same
YA. But a 1770 16 row a good planter for a JD 8110.
I'm a huge fan of ur channel and all those wanna be young farmers out there go be a farmer !
Well kid I'm love farming done it all my life and will not ever stop
@@jameswhitmer8021 That's great to hear thanks.
@@j.jarv08 thanks
“Nothing runs like a deer”
-smartest person to live
Nothing runs like a deer with a new Holland up it’s rear
@@cooperedismotorbike6961 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I know I already commented but it makes me happy to see more people getting into farming like I'm 4th gen on our farm, and it gives me hope that this lifestyle isn't completely gone, I'm super happy that your able to do this and can't wait for more videos.
Well grant were both taking the same Leap of faith. This year I started my farming operation as well I’m 23 and I’ll be buying my first tractor in two weeks which is going to be a case magnum!! Cant wait to see how well you do this year!!!
Awesome! Congrats on the first tractor Ben! Goodluck this year! Consider documenting it on UA-cam I think it would be neat to see 50 years from now and look back at the journey and for others to follow along the journey.
I will have to document it as a matter of fact tomorrow if it’s sunny I will document the two fields I have right which one is 60 acres other 50 so in total doing about 110 this year but we have more land but it hasn’t been farmed since the 90s so the woods grew up so that’s on the to do list for winter this October !!
Now I’m excited to see what happens next
Grant i recomend for a combine a gleaner r series because there really easy to fix when brakedowns occur and really easy to operate. We runned a r62 for 16 years and we didnt have no major break downs until last year.
Gleaner combines are called lunch boxes
@@louiszeman9687 there called tin sheds where I am
DO NOT, I repeat DO NOT buy a gleaner had a r62 for many years always broke down we didn’t know what combining 3 days in a row was
I had no idea you bought a farm that’s awesome man just keep praying about it and god will guide you down the right path it’s crazy to watch you go from farming simulator to real life cause I’ve been subscribed to your channel for a long time.
I would add your living quarters off the side to make use of a bigger shop. You won’t regret it as you grow your operation. We built a 64X64 heated shoe with 20 foot of lean too on the first 64, which houses living area, kitchen, bathroom. Then the rest of the building is 64X136 open span cold storage with a 30X16 insulated roll up with 30X20 concrete approach. The front of the shop has a 28X16 insulated roll up. And then middle door leading from cold storage to shop is 18 foot. I would measure the width of a very large combine and tractor and make it the width of that and 1 foot bigger. You will be happy as it will make you able to grow into over many years. Very excited for you, cool to see you chasing your dreams. I was blessed to have a farm. Not many people can say they are doing what your doing. Kudos
Beautiful tractor! One of the best series Deere ever built. Not to butt in, but put the widest overhead door in your shop that your wall-space permits. Very smart going with 18’ eves...I did the same thing. You don’t wanna have to fold grain bin extensions down on your combine to get it in your shop...16’ high door is great. 20’ flex head on combine takes almost a 24’ wide door.
Will probably go 20 or 25' wide or somewhere around there!
Congress that smell is in all tractor but the CASE have a different smell i can tell you what tractor I’m in just by that.😀👍
I was always wondering if it was just a john deere thing or what🤣
I think it is just a John Deere thing
Way to go Grant congrats can’t wait for what happens next
Thanks Walter!
I love this series, it’s so wholesome and make me smile every time I watch these videos of you pursuing your dreams, god bless and good luck 👍
Grant I’m almost 62 and hopefully buying my first tractor. I’m happy for you and enjoying your adventures
If you can afford it, put radiant heat in the living space and the heated shop. Working on equipment of the cold concrete floor is miserable. We have a radiant heating system in the floor and a torpedo heater if we have the big door open for a while. Would really recommend!
I've never driven a john deere with a cab, but my grandpas LS tractor has a distinct smell too. Its called cigarettes
Now you can take her for a ride on your big green tractor lol
Way to go man I’m just as excited as you are. I started watching you when you started the squad and now I get to watch you farm real life. Oh man it’s so exciting!!! Keep up the hard work!!!!
Love the tractor grant on our farm we have an 8300 to pull a 12/23 John Deere planter. The front right tire will wear out faster then anything else
Love your building plans but if it were me I would make your shop area bigger to fit future equipment in. We have a 40x 50 shop area with cold storage aswell and we cannot fit our 12/23 planter and tractor in it to close the doors
Heres the thing, just because your tractor may seem too big for your current acreage, the upside is, is not only does it cover a future expansion, but also you can run larger implements to expand your weather windows on field work. Some might argue its better to have two main tractors of lesser size, but 185 horses for your acreage is enough to get your tillage done quickly and haul a decent grain cart as well as everything in between. And not be maxing it out all the time. Congrats on the future! Wishing the best for ya!
Yo Squad it’s called Tratters 😂 🇺🇸🤘🏼
Tratters, got it from now on lol.
Whachuuchuchu
@@granthilbert5632 i think you would be best with a case 12r 955 or 900 it is a air flow planter and they work fantastick.
@@gamerfarms9362 my grandpa went from the 900 to a JD only the lord knows why
@@granthilbert5632 don't I hate it when people say that. It is so innoying
Starting big. Good luck man
You should build a room in the shop when it get built 😂🤣
that smell never leaves it is the pinnacle of farming
Well that's a good start look for our planner you can use and also maybe talk to other Farmers what they recommend for planters
you just sparked my intrest in farming, I might become a 3rd gen farmer now
I’m thinking if it too only 14 thought so I have a while.
Who’s bin a fan for a long time
Been a fan since 15 that when I started playing fs15
Been here since the beginning of 15
ME
My grandpa built a huge shed at are farm for cold storage, he always says “make sure you build your shed big enough, you only build it once”.
That was probably one the best feelings you’ve ever had hearing YOUR TRACTOR start up
I’ve watched several farming videos and most never get in the cab with their shoes on, they leave them on the step outside. Me, I would put a mat inside and set my shoes on it, these tractors are like being in a house, so take care of it. To me the first thing every day before getting into the cab, CHECK THE OIL, it can tell you a lot about what’s going on.
Bro I know the smell there is something so satisfying about it !!
I would highly recommend a kinze planter. They’re so much simpler than a deere.
Man out here living my dream
Nice! You might pick up a bit of work for it on other farm. Then buy a second smaller one for back up ( your property) and lighter jobs ( less fuel). You can get "side kick" to drive the smaller one to haul grain with it.
Need to look for storage bins too
All the best.
Congrats on the purchases of land and equipment, best of luck to you.
2:50 love that tractor smell
I wouldn’t want a smaller tractor then that to start that’s perfect size nice and comfortable to run way better then say a 4960
Imagine chow driving the tractor
Omg I can so imagine that. That would be so crazy lol
Never🤣
Lol
Im so used to watching these past down family farm like welkers and millennial and seeing u making your own farm from scratch is just amazing to see something different anyway Congrats.
Good choice , they are built tough as nails.👍👍
I notice the smell in John Deere tractors the two times I have driven them
I saw the title and the thumbnail of the video my eyes went from
this 👁 to this 👀
Hey i'm an 24 Year old German
We had a Farm untill 2015
If you need an Driver one Day
I could do that Job
LG André
The enthusiasm is great to see ,good luck
It was nice to see you grow Grant. From watching your RCC videos to owning a farm is truly a great inspiration video for the upcoming generation to follow their dreams. Great job bud.
My dad pheasant hunts close to your guys house
It crazy how close everything is too farming simulator
Nice bass in your profile picture
My grandpa had a 8110 and then he retired so he had to sell it but he misses it in the worst way
For your shop make it wide enough to be able to unfold your planter in there. We have a 40 foot shop and a 12 row planter and can’t unfold it all the way. The reason being is work benches and everything that ends up around the outside edge walls
Smiled when i saw this on youtube. Good luck with your farm, from Norway!
Incase you ever look for a small farm yard chore tractor. Dont get a john deer 2020, they suck. If you ever bail with them there frame falls apart because they dont have a full frame
Case isn’t any better
First hi grant you need to get a John Deere 6300 for a chore tractor we’ve got one
Do you have a cab on yours?
A chore tractor for what he already has a tractor 4times the size of what he needs for what he’s doing
Shit you not I said "OH YES" when I saw this in my recommended
😂 hahaha
One very known issue with this year and model is hydraulics. It’s very common for you to lose a lot of hydraulic pressure with these. We had a 8100 that had this issue and no one could ever fix it
What a buy. Those JD 8010 series are one of the best. Just wish you could buy a new tractor with out all the emissions junk. We have 2- 8310s. By far the best larger tractors that we’ve owned. About the only thing I would change on yours would be to switch over to LED lighting. If you add any lights on the back, you will have some alternator issues. So one thing to think about. Best of luck with your farm. Just remember to budget off the low side of income. Never know when the markets will fall apart
Man the graphics are so realistic is this farming simulator 21!?
I’m still waiting for it to come out
@@Beansvr619 it will come out this year as FS22
All those mod creator out there 4 fs19 should make this farm an actual map
Once we get Shed all built I will have the map built for FS19!
@@granthilbert5632 yes !!!! Can u bring it to console ?
@@j.jarv08 yes please
@@j.jarv08 yea console
Will it be for consoles
Oml you have trattors
That size building should be all you need. Are cold storage is 60W/90L and we haven’t filled it yet.
Grant, for your house and building you should 100% think about using hydronic floor heating system. My family just build an airport hangar home concept with a house in the hangar and the entire hangar concrete floor and house flooring has underlayment with hydronic water tubes in the concrete. Heated via propane at a consistent 68 degrees year round. We live in Nevada and in the winters it's consistently below freezing overnight, and it keeps the 120x80 foot hangar a consistent 68 degrees the entire winter. For relatively inexpensive propane cost. Would highly recommend you look into it. And in the house we hardly use the heaters btw.
They're called Tratters c:
How much do you know about farming? I don’t know much about it and would near impossible lol
Not too much. Just always tried listening and learning of everything I can over the years. Just lacking experience. There's some good UA-cam channels out there that really teach a lot tho!
@@granthilbert5632 honestly if you talk to some veteran farmers over coffee or something you’ll learn a lot. Many great stories come from that.
@@granthilbert5632 I’ve found over the years of starting my farm advice can only get you so far the best luck I’ve had is just sending it in all honesty and finding what works for you.
@@mintyman1968 100% agree with this I’m 19 and within the next 5-10 years I’m gonna be taking over our family farm and those guys are so knowledgeable
@@railerman2314 yup. My grandpa has taught me everything I know.
i keep thinking hes doing a roleplay 😅😅😅
Squad, consider getting a lean to on your shop. You can get a 30x120 and it's cheap roof space it is really easy for them to extend off your building. Try and get a quote with that added on. It can double roofing space and is always worth it.
Would be nice! I like the idea. I’ll talk to builder!
That smell is in almost all new and slightly used tractos and it is amazing
I suggest that you build the heated part of your shop bigger just because it’s nicer to have more heated space and to keep your tractors warm in the winter
Grant -Good job of film production; and following your calling in ag production.
Happy birthday wishes to all of you our family
Honestly I’d got 18 or 20ft doors. A dual wheel combine is between 16 to 17ft wide. If the operation grows to that, you won’t be able to get inside. Or a 15ft grain drill or a 6 row planter if you gotta back them through the doors you’ll have to watch it like a hawk. Something to really think bout. Your building a building big enough planning for the future, I’d make the doors with plenty or room for growth
Actually looking at building a barn dominium like your shop and cold storage area. One thing I was told is that you want a like a solid cinder block wall between the shop and living area because you don’t want fumes and stuff coming in. Sure you’ve heard about it but just thought I’d throw it out there, love the videos and good luck!
Smart! I will have to talk to my builder and make sure they have sometype of protection.
That trailer is pretty cool with the sliders. First time seeing one
As a kid my neighbors (farmers) always bought me john deere toys for my birthday and christmas. Can't wait for these to become reality.
That tractor looks fantastic!! The fact that the seller follow up called you is huge. You can always reach out to him with questions. Building looks perfect especially with bigger doors. Thanks for sharing.
Congratulations on your purchase
I'm actually gonna love watching you grow this farm, hopefully it works out. Can't wait for planting time!
Dude, I'm really happy for you man! Just seeing the pure joy on your face when you first started driving it. That's happiness. Congrats bud!
Thanks MRG!
Gotta remember tho. Ur planter is ur most important thing on the farm. If it’s not working right then crop won’t go in the ground which won’t be good. So I would try to find a planter that has good reviews and is kinda knew to where u know it will work. Kenzie works well as well John Deere
Your gonna want a bigger heated shop! Think about down the road if you have a long semi and trailer you need to work on in winter. Or fitting combine in with corn head if it gets late in season.
Btw absolutely great purchase we got multiple 8400s and one 8110 just like it. You’ll be happy with it
Don't go to big to quick thats a bigger tractor then what we have ever had on our farm. My dad once told me "it never hurts to borrow money but don't borrow more than what your worth" Congrats on the new tractor just don't go to big to quick
Your Dad’s exactly right! I stay in a nice budget! When money’s cheap (low interest rates), It’s nice to borrow money so that you I can keep a lot of other money invested/productive.
If your looking for a planter still, I recommend a white 6342, it is 12 row wide in Corn and can fold to plant 15' with 13 rows. It's very cost effective. I just bout one.
Make sure ya get a SF3/6000 and a 2630 monitor for it, as far as planters go I wouldn’t be able to help.
You can tune the 8.1 to 220+ comfortable.
Definitely consider a kinze or horsh planter bith extremely reliable. Facebook groups help lots. Ask lots of questions.
Was thinking SF/Greenstar or potentially Ag Leader!
And maybe a tune down the road on the 8110. Nice to know you can add some safe HP
Look at 1660 and 1680 case combines if you want, they should be cheap, common, and pretty simple to fix, and have plenty of capacity for your acres plus some. Also they leave a pretty clean sample if set right.
Great choice man thats a great machine
We have a John Deere 8110 and it plants and side dresses all our corn and then bales hay in the summer and grain carts in the fall.
A 1760 jd planter, is just a 7200 with more electronics. Just with the 8110 going from 12th to 13th I'd back keep throttle at around 1800 cause it's changing from one clutch pack to the other and it makes the shifts much smoother once last that you can full throttle shift it