New JOHN DEERE 9RX 590 Tractor 

The new tech is impressive. The classics still get the job done too.

I wouldn't have a clue how to drive a new JD tractor...got a 5410

@@planeiron241 Before I got on the poorer dairy farm my stepfather bought we lived on a free stall operation where he milked the cows . When I was 14 I started to work there and they had a 3010,4020 and a 5020 which was one of the biggest tractors around at the time. I got to drive them but did do nothing with them except maybe pull a wagon. But in 78 I joined the Navy Seabees as a heavy equipment operator and was driving all the tractor trailers including special heavy duty DM 800 Mack's. And operating different heavy equipment. But those new tractors today you have to be computer literate and I'm 61 and don't care that much about learning that new advanced stuff.

I grew up on the the same type of dairy farm. I was born in 1960 and the advancement in farm technology between then and now are absolutely amazing. The way it’s going farmers won’t even have to participate in crop production or milking their cows in the next 60 years. Robots will do all the work and the farmers will basically supervise the operation. What used to take weeks now takes just days even here in Western Kentucky. My whole farm can be planted in less than 6 hours.

@@davidepool5884 After leaving NY in 88 ,I went back Upstate that is over 20 years after leaving and it was sad . Most of the farms were shut down and look like only hay was made . No more cows ,my stepfather lost his place from poor management in 84. But the other farms I think the heads of households died off and the kids didn't want to carry on.

I like getting out to see these modern machines. I really like finding the hood classics still at work.

Not really, still a plastic fuel tank, no more weight. No more performance, just bits for wealthy enthusiasts.

@@EFCasual the top model has more power and I'm pretty sure it is a bit heavier and nicer inside so there are a few changes to it.

It is a nice tractor.

Thank you. There are a bunch of new videos on the way.

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This was a fun filming opportunity.

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Or very lazy when it comes to inovations😑

Big changes. The 8400R is a nice tractor

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It has some nice upgrades.

Rocks? I did not see any in this field when I was filming.

It is an impressive farm.

The ACS drive I mentioned is a new steering feature for field and road. The new Hydraulic fan that I mention on the video replaces the variable drive fan and reduces the hydraulic whine found on past 9RXs. I found the tractor to be very smooth.

They have along way to go to match case. More guys are going red on articulated around here by the day and the lots are full of these . Deere is better in the row crop department. But you can't beat deere row crop or smaller machines or the service.

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No I am sticking with my 1982 8850. The MY 22 9RX is impressive.

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I am not trying to miss lead. MY is pretty standard to express model year. RU-vid does not provide enough title space to express that is a 2022 tractor in the field a year before full production. I never mislead viewers. I own a 1982 8850 and I have never posted in a title My 1982 John Deere 8850 I just say 8850.

@@bigtractorpower Jason, for sure. I love the channel, and I knew what MY stood for, but I know there are others that don’t.

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It does. I did not think to mention the DEF as it is standard on all new Deere tractors since 2016. I often need toon the fluid size of the DEF tank but the other new features distracted me.

It is Boyds. You are correct all the videos are related. I have heard there will be a 9RX 640. I hope to film it this spring.

Great game.

Glad to find out you now and like the game

I need to make a video covering the changes from 2012-2022.

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It is a nice tractor.

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I think you are thinking of Wathen Farms in Evansville. They are at the Green River Rd exit which is just before the Twin Bridges. If you are headed south on I-69 you have to exit on Green River to see the farm. If you are headed North you can see the farm well from I-69. The farm on this video is near I-69 but is an hour north of Evansville.

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your welcome i realy like those tractors

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No I have never gotten a chance to we tried demoing one last year but versatile couldn’t get us the tractor tell late June and so we were done with everything tell harvest. I have been trying to get a 610 to demo this spring with tillage to see how she really pulls. I do want to upgrade my old quad trac in the next year or two and I have really been considering a 610 versatile I have heard nothing but good things about them plus they run Cummins so you can never go wrong. We run the air drills but still have to run tillage because of how hard the ground is here. I really want to demo a versatile before I just buy one but they seem to never get me one in time John Deere just dropped off a 620 9RX yesterday to try this spring but haven’t heard back from versatile or case about a brand new quad trac. Do you lurk versatile on your outfit and if so what do you think of them?

7 mph seemed to be a good clip. Many plant corn at 5 mph. I have had a chance to film some 10 mph planters. A friend of mine pulls a 60ft Horsche drill with a Challenger MT875E at 13 mph.

Oh man double digits would be absolutely amazing but like I said I’m pretty sure the big issue for me is the hills. A couple of my bigger fields that are literally at the base of the mountain and boarder the tree line climb 500 plus feet in a quarter of a mile. Pretty sure you can do nine ten miles an hour with the Bourgaults if your tractor can. Down hill I can do faster but I stay at five max. Anyways I have loved your videos it’s not even the equipment as much as it is how you give all the specs and some history on that particular machine that is what I love. Plus your quality is awesome and hope you keep doing this for the rest of your life! Would love to see some more old tractors maybe some more unique stuff need to do a potato farm someday.

Markers are still fairly common. They are still often used to mark the first boundary pass. This farm in the video has a second DB60. It does not have markers.

Industrial investment to get the acres covered.

I remember (1985) when we planted 100 acres in one day. That was a big deal.

The price for tractors makes a big investment for sure.

Yes I have a video posted from last fall featuring an AFS 580 Quadtrac ripping. I have an AFS 620 Quadtrac and AFS 420 Steiger lined up to film this spring.

Very similar in noise level. I have found Steigers are a bit quieter. The new 9RX is quieter than the 2016-2021 models.

This is a new motor (13.6 vs 13.5) they still use Cummins for the biggest one. The cummins is a 15 liter. Larger for the biggest ones

They weren’t blowing up enough engines John Deere makes big bucks on their factory crate engines.

It does not but that is the tractor that was available to run it this spring.

The only LSW tires I have filmed were on the Big Bud 16V-747. Where I live farms feel triple tires or tracks tie to the red clay soil better than a super single. I sure hope to get a chance to film a super single.

It’s not far away.

It all depends on the operation. Some trade each year others will keep a tractor like this 5-10 years.

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RU-vid does not provide the title space to express all the detail. I wanted to make sure to express this tractor is exciting because we will not see them working like this in full force until next spring. This was a rare opportunity. MY 22 being abbreviated for model year 2022.

The cab and engine were the big update for this round. John Deere built the 8630, 8640 and 8650 from 1975-1988. In 1989 the 8760 came with an all new look. The 9R has included the 9460R, 9570R and now the 9R 490 from 2012 to 2022. I would say in a few years something new will come along in 2024-2025.

@@bigtractorpower Well was mostly sad that JD has not upgraded the looks of the bonnet to their latest 7R and 8R looks

It is a 60ft tool bar that is why it called a DB60.

The 9RX 640 uses a Cummins.

John Deere do have a new 18l engine coming in 2022 so let's just hope they put that engine in like a 10r tractor or something bigger than the 9r series tractors. For the biggest John Deere 9r/Rx they have a different engine that's something like 15l which produces 640hp and boosts to 691hp. The 18l is estimated to have around 870ish hp.

@krvnjrcbs oh there's a youtuber named Mike Mitchell who has these massive fields with steep hills which the 9rx tractors can barely get up with these massive 84ft wide drills and sometimes they won't get up and plus implements are also getting bigger and wider so it makes sense to make a bigger tractor for them.

@krvnjrcbs Mike Mitchell is just one example, there are thousands of farms all over the Canadian prairies with the same problem, and Mike doesn't even serious hills like some places do. Drive through the dealer lots up here and the only tractors you see are 620 case and deeres. Mike's drills are not even the largest available, there are 100 foot drills that a 620 struggles to pull on the flats.

@krvnjrcbs ye we need more big bud 747 tractors with the appropriate tech.

Yes model year 2022. RU-vid does not allow very much room for titles so you have to abbreviate to get all the information in

@@bigtractorpower Maybe you should specify that in the desc or something, as it can make people think you own the tractor

@@travisjohnson8240 Those who know, know. If you don't know, listen and watch the video and read the comments. Its not up to him to educate you on every little thing or to think for you. You say he should tell you, I say you should figure it out yourself if you're so interested in knowing.

The description in the first sentence says model year 2022. Unfortunately RU-vid does not provide allot of title room to express the detail needed to share the uniqueness of the tractor. I own three tractors often featured on the channel but rarely say in those videos it’s my tractor.

@@mikeznel6048 I mean, i figured it out, but it was obviously confusing at the start, even for me, and i own 6 tractors

Thank you for watching. The cable under the tractor is a tow cable. If the tractor gets stuck they can hook a chain or rope on that loop and pull the machine out.

John Deere 9RX 590

What year model

I agree, don’t need 590hp on a 60ft planter

Its called dust, heard of it ?

The paint is just fine. Dust from the field work settles on the hood creating a silt build up on the paint. A wash after planting will have the tractor shinning again.

$642,000. I mention this in the video.

No just a massaging chair.

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Please buy soybeans from the organic grain farms I also feature here on the channel. I know they appreciate the business.

Thank you Scruffy.