Really appreciate meeting up with you Brock. Fun looking at the equipment and chatting about everything with you! - Full disclosure, Brock is 100 percent just as awesome in person as he is in his videos! Have a great day 2 at the show Brock!! - J.Andre. / Old Iron Acres
Howdy Brock! Thanks for the ride along. I could get lost in there for days! Probably best if I stay away... depressing to look at stuff that would be a blast to own but just can't justify... or afford lol! Get to feeling better! Looking forward to the next video. Well done and thanks for sharing 🤠
I really like the quick overview walk through to show the different companies out there with an overview of their offerings. Too often you tubers do in depth interviews with reps with just a hand full of venders so you never really know everything that is out there. I like your approach Brock!!
The Kubota with the backhoe is my dream tractor. What a beautiful machine. In the real world I’m happy with my Kubota MX5200. It too is my dream tractor.
Your coverage of the show is great Brock. Sorry to hear you were under the weather, I figured you were just traveling. That's a long cruise, I've traveled that route many times. Only add a 6 hour jaunt across OK to mine!
Heya Brock, thanks for the tour. With those pin on adapters that convert to universal skid steer - I picked up a locally fabricated one and in hindsight should have looked around a bit more for something that had a thinner profile. You don't want to skimp on quality but the thicker they are and more distance between the pins and the adapter the more it will reduce your lift capacity. The ones you showed there look significantly thinner.
Wanted to say, it was awesome to meet up with you a few times the past 2 days at show. You are awesome and 100% genuine, as cool in person as on videos. I spent 2 days there and you are still showing things i somehow missed. Again thank you for doing the videos and just keeping it fun.
Good morning Brock. I was wondering where you were. I sincerely hope that you are feeling better. God bless and have a wonderful day but if you're still feeling a little down, don't overdo it. 👍👍🙂
Nice video Brock! Re:JCB, I'm not sure if you see much from Good Works Tractors, but I've seen enough JCB stuff there to never want to own one. Thanks for showing us around!
Hello Brock. Thanks for this tour. We don't have anything like this in our region, and many brand names I have never seen before. Looking forward to your other videos on this show. All the best, Ben PS : Hope you are feeling better.
FYI... I'm pretty sure the Deere 4075R has a heavier duty front axle. I also believe the 4075R is more targeted toward commercial snow removal services that use front mounted snow blowers.
I love seeing videos of the farm machinery shows. I'm going to try my best to get to the one in Louisville next year. I heard your comment about buying a JCB skid. I'm curious, do you watch Goodworks Tractors UA-cam videos? Courtney hasn't made any new videos in about two months, but he's got a JCB skid and one of their wheel loaders if I remember correctly. He's had nothing but problems with both of those, and has not had good dealer experiences when having issues with the machines either. Again, that's if I remember correctly, which I believe I am. Also, when you were in the Kioti booth, you said that you've run Kioti tractors before, but never one as large as their 4720. Your memory isn't that great Buddy! LOL. You ran Joe's (from Kapper Outdoors) RX 7320 when you visited his place! I've got the same machine that he's got. Remember, you were having a little difficulty getting used to the shuttle shift since your machine is hydrostatic. Just busting your chops a little bit Buddy!
Brock correct me if I'm wrong but i believe that TYM built and designed there machines in house and are no longer sourcing anything out anymore. That's what a TYM dealer told me. Awesome video
The reason the M62 Kubota is a different Machine is because it is their Backhoe Line of machines, If you Buy one you will have to Look under the Construction Equipment side of Kubota to find it. There are three models and they are far stronger built (Loader and Backhoe wise than just a farm tractor with a backhoe) that is why the treddle pedal is made different. They are a different machine, Similar yes, but they are way more than just a farm tractor with a loader and backhoe added. I am sure that the m62 would fit the bill for a lot of farmers because you can remove the backhoe, install the 3 pt arms and use the pto with implements. But at the cost you can get a bigger Kubota farm tractor with a cab and loader to farm with.
So much to unpack here, Brock. I think John Deere only makes one size cab for their compact tractors. So a 3033R cab is the same size as a 4075r cab I believe. The Grand L Kubota cabs are definitely bigger and nicer. Every year I swear I’m going to that national farm show but it never happens. Tell me how it compares to the Tulsa Farm show? Twice as big? 10 times as big?
The m62 is very different then their compact tractors just like the b26 backhoe. Those are more so small and midsize construction equipment than they are tractors
If you get a chance, do an review of the New Kioti RX7340 Cab .. that tractor is not in production yet but they do have it there I don't know if it's going to replace the RX7320
Having lifted 1200+lb frequently with my B2601… I would be afraid to put 2500lb on that little TYM. Seems like a recipe for a snapped front axle unless its considerably upsized. Wonder if the front tires are even rated for that.
It isn’t like it is a new tractor model. That machine has been available with that capacity for at least 10 years If they were breaking front axles we would know about it
Thanks Brock, But My Eyes & Brain hurt. You need a Gimbal... Seen a lot of Videos of the Show from other UA-camrs.. That Crawler is for mixing / stirring up the Lagoon so it can be pumped out with a consistency.. Thats My Kioti in front of the Booth with the Grapple. No Grapple tho. It looks narrow because how high it from the Tractor. Mike M.
Yeah, and of course that’s true with every brand. Mulcher are just high dollar. I’ve got to run a couple different ones and they’re a lot of fun though.
That video will be out tomorrow or the next day. I spent a few hours over there and made a standalone video trying to cover what I could. They had a great salesman who was really helping, but it was difficult because there was a huge crowd, and they were playing loud music
KUBOTA has the modified treadle peddle on their Grand L line, which is what you saw on that M62 Kubota. On our Grand L, I use the portion that sticks out to the side to go forward, and I use the rear portion of the peddle to go reverse. By using it in that manner, it is like having two peddles like the other brands. HOWEVER, you can still use it like a traditional treadle peddle as you demonstrated on this session. I think that Kubota model is for construction on smaller jobs. Did it have a rear PTO?
I want to know how much it can lift at maximum reach before you start needing counterweights on the front. The sheer amount of leverage in a boom that long is staggering.
@@RockhillfarmYT I think this may be an upgrade from another model that Kubota has had around for light construction, but I'm not sure if it had a rear PTO.
just a question Brock. Do you dislike LS tractors? On this video you say "and here's LS and there is John Deere" and you do directly to Deere and don't even look at LS. Don't you think others would like to see the LS line also?
I can see how it might come across that way. I actually did like five videos specifically about LS tractors in the last six months so it would be repeat for my regular viewers. There is also just a ton of ground to try to cover in the show and you can’t fit everything in
I think it’s because I was under the weather and just a little erratic with the way I was filming I also generally film on a tripod, so it’s not a motion camera
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Really appreciate meeting up with you Brock. Fun looking at the equipment and chatting about everything with you! - Full disclosure, Brock is 100 percent just as awesome in person as he is in his videos! Have a great day 2 at the show Brock!! - J.Andre. / Old Iron Acres
I'm shocked you said positive things about Kubota, Brock. Good review, my friend. Tractor Hard! 🚜💪!!
Howdy Brock! Thanks for the ride along. I could get lost in there for days! Probably best if I stay away... depressing to look at stuff that would be a blast to own but just can't justify... or afford lol! Get to feeling better! Looking forward to the next video. Well done and thanks for sharing 🤠
I really like the quick overview walk through to show the different companies out there with an overview of their offerings. Too often you tubers do in depth interviews with reps with just a hand full of venders so you never really know everything that is out there. I like your approach Brock!!
Awsome products at that show Brock. Thanks for showing us that couldn't make it
The Kubota with the backhoe is my dream tractor. What a beautiful machine. In the real world I’m happy with my Kubota MX5200. It too is my dream tractor.
Your coverage of the show is great Brock. Sorry to hear you were under the weather, I figured you were just traveling. That's a long cruise, I've traveled that route many times. Only add a 6 hour jaunt across OK to mine!
So many attachments and pieces of equipment that I don't actually need, certainly can't afford, but sure as hell want to play with :)
Thanks Brock for a tour of the show. Stuck in Chicago so I can't make the show this year. Looks great . Looking forward to your next video.
Heya Brock, thanks for the tour. With those pin on adapters that convert to universal skid steer - I picked up a locally fabricated one and in hindsight should have looked around a bit more for something that had a thinner profile. You don't want to skimp on quality but the thicker they are and more distance between the pins and the adapter the more it will reduce your lift capacity. The ones you showed there look significantly thinner.
Thanks Brock! I was at the show last year and couldn't make it this year. Thanks for the content, love to see it!
Thanks
Wanted to say, it was awesome to meet up with you a few times the past 2 days at show. You are awesome and 100% genuine, as cool in person as on videos. I spent 2 days there and you are still showing things i somehow missed. Again thank you for doing the videos and just keeping it fun.
Great video! I have 2-4044R tractors, open station and cab, great tractors!
Love all the equipment shows. Especially our mining and construction shows in Vegas.
Good morning Brock. I was wondering where you were. I sincerely hope that you are feeling better. God bless and have a wonderful day but if you're still feeling a little down, don't overdo it. 👍👍🙂
Nice video Brock! Re:JCB, I'm not sure if you see much from Good Works Tractors, but I've seen enough JCB stuff there to never want to own one. Thanks for showing us around!
Nice video, I'll be there on Saturday. Can't wait.
Hello Brock. Thanks for this tour. We don't have anything like this in our region, and many brand names I have never seen before. Looking forward to your other videos on this show. All the best, Ben PS : Hope you are feeling better.
Thank you sir for sharing
FYI... I'm pretty sure the Deere 4075R has a heavier duty front axle. I also believe the 4075R is more targeted toward commercial snow removal services that use front mounted snow blowers.
hydrate is the Key to freshness.
The massey 4707 is probably the best bang for the buck full featured tractor in the 70hp range out there
Awesome tour of the show! That Kabota M looked like a very capable machine.
Thanks for the ride along at a show that looks huge!
Heres another Massey Ferguson owner! 1835M been great.
Awesome..wish I could be there.
We went yesterday. Looks like Wednesday was much less crowded.
It was
Great video Brock
Nice toys.
I love seeing videos of the farm machinery shows. I'm going to try my best to get to the one in Louisville next year. I heard your comment about buying a JCB skid. I'm curious, do you watch Goodworks Tractors UA-cam videos? Courtney hasn't made any new videos in about two months, but he's got a JCB skid and one of their wheel loaders if I remember correctly. He's had nothing but problems with both of those, and has not had good dealer experiences when having issues with the machines either. Again, that's if I remember correctly, which I believe I am.
Also, when you were in the Kioti booth, you said that you've run Kioti tractors before, but never one as large as their 4720. Your memory isn't that great Buddy! LOL. You ran Joe's (from Kapper Outdoors) RX 7320 when you visited his place! I've got the same machine that he's got. Remember, you were having a little difficulty getting used to the shuttle shift since your machine is hydrostatic. Just busting your chops a little bit Buddy!
I love my m62, wish it came with a cab!
See if Solis has a booth I want to see their implements.
Just bought a 40 horse kioti an it's been awesome why pay more for deer or kabota if you don't have too
Brock correct me if I'm wrong but i believe that TYM built and designed there machines in house and are no longer sourcing anything out anymore. That's what a TYM dealer told me. Awesome video
I think it might vary by model
TYM makes a lot of machines even some of them for other brands.
I really don’t know that answer
Fendt ,versatile,Massey, challenger all owned and sold by Agco all premium products
Great information. Thanks for sharing
I have a video coming out tomorrow on the Massey compacts
A Massey shown on your channel?! I love my GC1723e.
The reason the M62 Kubota is a different Machine is because it is their Backhoe Line of machines, If you Buy one you will have to Look under the Construction Equipment side of Kubota to find it. There are three models and they are far stronger built (Loader and Backhoe wise than just a farm tractor with a backhoe) that is why the treddle pedal is made different. They are a different machine, Similar yes, but they are way more than just a farm tractor with a loader and backhoe added. I am sure that the m62 would fit the bill for a lot of farmers because you can remove the backhoe, install the 3 pt arms and use the pto with implements. But at the cost you can get a bigger Kubota farm tractor with a cab and loader to farm with.
That’s what I said. It almost reminded me of an actual backhoe, but you got that versatility to use it as a Tractor
Nice walk around Brock. Did you happen to see if Everything Attached was at the show?
They were not at the show, but then again, I’ve been coming here for years and they’ve never been here
So much to unpack here, Brock. I think John Deere only makes one size cab for their compact tractors. So a 3033R cab is the same size as a 4075r cab I believe. The Grand L Kubota cabs are definitely bigger and nicer. Every year I swear I’m going to that national farm show but it never happens. Tell me how it compares to the Tulsa Farm show? Twice as big? 10 times as big?
The m62 is very different then their compact tractors just like the b26 backhoe. Those are more so small and midsize construction equipment than they are tractors
If you get a chance, do an review of the New Kioti RX7340 Cab .. that tractor is not in production yet but they do have it there I don't know if it's going to replace the
RX7320
Having lifted 1200+lb frequently with my B2601… I would be afraid to put 2500lb on that little TYM. Seems like a recipe for a snapped front axle unless its considerably upsized. Wonder if the front tires are even rated for that.
It isn’t like it is a new tractor model. That machine has been available with that capacity for at least 10 years
If they were breaking front axles we would know about it
I have a JD 3038E if you want to come down to TX to do a comparison 😁
Thanks Brock, But My Eyes & Brain hurt. You need a Gimbal...
Seen a lot of Videos of the Show from other UA-camrs..
That Crawler is for mixing / stirring up the Lagoon so it can be pumped out with a consistency..
Thats My Kioti in front of the Booth with the Grapple. No Grapple tho.
It looks narrow because how high it from the Tractor.
Mike M.
I secretly covet me one of those Baumalight mulchers. Tony gets a lot out of his, and has me nearly convinced. The price though... Ouch.
Yeah, and of course that’s true with every brand. Mulcher are just high dollar. I’ve got to run a couple different ones and they’re a lot of fun though.
I’ve gat a 2607 h massy 2 wile drive with loader
The JCB's look great and have some awesome features but the service and support is absolutely atrocious in the US.
Please hit the Massey booth. I have never seen a UA-camr at the show ever highlight the Massey.
That video will be out tomorrow or the next day. I spent a few hours over there and made a standalone video trying to cover what I could.
They had a great salesman who was really helping, but it was difficult because there was a huge crowd, and they were playing loud music
@@RockhillfarmYT thank you.
KUBOTA has the modified treadle peddle on their Grand L line, which is what you saw on that M62 Kubota. On our Grand L, I use the portion that sticks out to the side to go forward, and I use the rear portion of the peddle to go reverse. By using it in that manner, it is like having two peddles like the other brands. HOWEVER, you can still use it like a traditional treadle peddle as you demonstrated on this session.
I think that Kubota model is for construction on smaller jobs. Did it have a rear PTO?
Yes. It’s like it’s built around the backhoe but the backhoe is still removable and you can use it like any other Tractor.
I want to know how much it can lift at maximum reach before you start needing counterweights on the front. The sheer amount of leverage in a boom that long is staggering.
@@RockhillfarmYT I think this may be an upgrade from another model that Kubota has had around for light construction, but I'm not sure if it had a rear PTO.
Look for the 7340
just a question Brock. Do you dislike LS tractors? On this video you say "and here's LS and there is John Deere" and you do directly to Deere and don't even look at LS. Don't you think others would like to see the LS line also?
I can see how it might come across that way. I actually did like five videos specifically about LS tractors in the last six months so it would be repeat for my regular viewers.
There is also just a ton of ground to try to cover in the show and you can’t fit everything in
jcb has a lot of electrical problems, massey and versitile are older tractor brands
Man that camera movements is messing with my eyes. It is just me?
Keep up the good videos
I think it’s because I was under the weather and just a little erratic with the way I was filming
I also generally film on a tripod, so it’s not a motion camera
I was getting pretty dizzy about halfway through. Almost couldn’t finish it.
manitu and gehl same company
Makes a guy wish he had a bigger wallet, doesn't it? 😊
please buy a stabilizer for your video camera
You desperately need a gimbal so your viewers don’t puke from all the motion.
Come home with a bigger tractor
Sorry, can’t watch any more.
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