JOHN DEERE 8RX370 Tractor 1 Year in the Field 

Man this kind of tractor had been around for ages with the after market Zuidberg tracks and it didn’t do shit. Also the tracks are too narrow the Zuidberg kit will give you more for your money!

It is a stand out tractor.

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It’s a nice tractor.

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The x9 is a twin rotor. What revolution occurred there? They’ve been on the market since the 70s😂

@@nellsonstout7001 The fact that it can handle more corn than most thrashers and the speed. You know I get tired people like you always knock someone or something jerk.

Its not really revolutionised the industry as not everyone is operating one. The X9 is not a new concept it’s just an improvement on what’s already in the market place. The 8RX is the same, not a new idea as aftermarket track companies offer kits for a fixed frame 4 track tractor. It’s just that JD sees opportunity to market this feature to its customers as an complete company offering. I’m not saying that the X9 or the 8RX isn’t a bad product. It’s just not a new idea, it’s just a major player in the market offering a factory solution.

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Very cool.

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That is a good question. This 2100 is running 18 inches deep.

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80" 88" or 120" spacing and either 18" or24" tracks. Deere.com

7RX

A lot of that has to do with limiting the amount of compaction in the soil, Tracks give the vehicle a bigger foot print allowing it to compress the soil less and not inhibit crop growth.

Tracks are a $60-90,000 option on big tractors and they have maintenance requirements Tyres do not. they also cost at least 4 times the price to replace. In certain conditions they have better traction and cause less field damage (ruts and compaction) than tyres do. Take your choice and pay the price.

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Looks like it’s Great Plains’ shade of green

yup, that is the John deere 8rx, the 8r is the tire version

@@jackroscowmusic price........ I want to buy

Smoother steering inputs from autosteer and a possible lighter field weight are the main ones. But the lower HP 4 track machines from Case or JD are probably the biggest competitors for the 8RX.

Ironically the biggest direct threat to the 8RX410 is the 9RX420.

The atriculated Case RowTrac is in the Steiger series, which would compare the the 9R series from Deere. A Case competitor to the Deere 8RX would be the Magnum RowTrac.

Source of data in support of your claims regarding DEF/DPF reliability and vehicle value depreciation?

@GW Are you familiar with Daedong Tier 4 engines? I watched a video about them yesterday. I won't post a link here. But you can copy/paste this into RU-vid search bar: Daedong Tier 4 Kioti Engines & Emission systems Explained . Great video there about those engines and their features.

@Hookmaster Isn’t Deere’s Final Tier 4 emissions system now fairly mature and proven ... it was first introduced in 2012? Are 2015 Deere tractors with FT4 now selling for scrap value? Regardless, given FT4 emission standards, there is no real alternative to it at present.

@@robtissue Only reason I brought it up is yesterday I found a local tractor dealer selling a Bobcat 2035. I wanted to know who made the engine. So I typed it into the YT search bar and that video came up.

Hard to believe CaseIh high hp tractors been running def for over 9 years already