Nope! Not gonna make it 

who says you talk too much? I love hearing you talk about whatever you talk about

All I can say is I’ve watched 90% of your videos and that’s only because I’m still running back through some of the earlier videos. I’ve never once said or thought the content was anything less than amazing. You’re showing us something we don’t get to see much of down in the US. I can’t imagine seeing the equipment you run in person. I mean a 45’ drill is a full load going down the road in central Indiana. So please, please never change a thing. Keep on farming brother. We’ll be here to support ya.

Don't start letting RU-vid play a role in your farming decisions. Do what you need to do and we appreciate any spare insights you manage to share. Guys who rig stunts for views are easy to spot. Stay above the noise of the trend-heads, Mike.

What an awesome view from your office. Thanks for sharing your work with us. Be safe out there.

Those hills would be a good test for the 715. It would be awesome to see it tackle some hills instead of flat ground as a promotion.

a beautiful machine to see working,Good job

i will never get sick of watching that much power and weight being pulled around, thanks mike you the bomb diggity. even for a flat lander. lol

I noticed on the new Chevy Duramax the instant fuel economy will on read so high no matter how hard u push it. Similar to what u said about fendt fuel use

Thanks Mike , love your videos I never miss one puts a smile on my face even when I’m down , keep safe from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Thats quiet a bit of land. Its cool hearing that tractor work. Its amazing how many acres per hour your doing.

Mike - We Appreciate ALL YOU DO...Thanks, Stay Safe, Stay Strong...

On those hills it's pretty common when running Case tractors to have to get out and push

Great video Mike, watching the large farm equipment working at their max makes for some good content, looks like you were running out of traction faster than horsepower.

Hi Mike, Great video enjoy watching what's the longest field you your family farms thanks for sharing.❤❤💥💥

Thank you for sharing.

Love the wide vistas of the south farm! Thanks for taking us along Mike.

Hi Mike, you would need Ernie and the 8 row planter for them hills....and the big horsepower tractors would not fair any better....when they start to dig and spin it'll not matter what power you have...if you've got no grip, horsepower won't help....Thanks for the video Mike and thanks for sharing your day with us....cheers

Great video That tractor sounds beautiful

That deep shank can be a test strip for deeper planting.

That 580 is doing significantly bettter than the deere 9620rx did on those hills, even though it had tracks.

Mike magnifique vidéo et le tracteur et le matériel agricole et bien équipés et bien intéressante 😂😮😅😊

Great video Mike, always good to see you seeding. How's Dad keeping ?

Nice video. Thanks

When I read the title of your piece, I thought of Twisted Sister “We’re not gonna take it” 😂😂

Thanks for the video Mike. Something calming about going back and forth on the field with you. By the way I don't think you talk too much!

Slight panick mode 😂😂😂😂

We ran a 9RX 830 @ 80,000lbs for 6 days last fall pulling a C850/P576 conservapac with 1/2" fert knives 6" in the ground on 14 degree slopes. It would pull it but slip was 35% @ 4.8mph. Never would go below that. Too much power for the weight. That machine is a beast. No DEF as well.

You can see the slope when your coming down. The cart looks like it is way up in the air. Left some tracks on that one!

They just took on another 3,200 to 4,000 acres.. that’s crazy.. Mike said 20-25 quarters.. 160 acres in a quarter.. Wow!!

Someone mentioned it in an earlier video and I agree that you should have the hydraulics for the blowers in motor mode, then you shouldn't need to run the rpms as high. Happy seeding!!!

Great video Mike

Great operator you are Mike!!! Great videos and content. I'm not sure on this but I feel like a rookie operator would have panicked or pushed it too much and tore something up more likely.

Good luck seeding your 2024 crops at the south farm Mike and crew

Love the sound of the tractor working. Guess I will miss it when they make us use the electric tractors. Just not sure where I will plug them in overnight.

Oh whew thought you were going to say Time for a color change. 😅😅

Lol quarter sections, 25 of them. Only just what 4K of new land. I will be curious to see what you will run next year.

I love your videos I use too deliver rvs to western Canada Edmonton I love Canada but it is so windy

I'll bet the new tires with that deep tread is helping you a lot.

Maybe the Big Bud 747 with triples will drag that drill up the hill, when in doubt give it more power

Need that715 quad track

A 6 square mile field. That’s big.

If it has no DEF,, it's DEFINITELY pulling just fine,, would keep it till you can't find parts.. Cheers,ed

Mike I think I recall you having to drill that part of that field top to bottom last year or perhaps the previous year.

I would say that case pulls very good for its size. However I would like to see how a tracked tractor would compare up the hills. U should do a video on tracks vs tires sometime

Hi Mike what's the longest field you your family farms thanks for sharing 👍 🇬🇧

Mike can you do a video when you guys move to the fields at the USA/ Canada border.

You should get a versatile 620

How are your fields looking with all this rain

Hi Mike ,I still have nightmares about Bourgault,there better drills out there,and Morris Quantum would penetrate that like butter,have fun driving up and seeding down,good luck in 2024.

Hey mike, how was going? can u tell me please why that planter had a a tall row or high row and the JD had a short ? Is it best a tall or short line row ? tks

My favorite time of year, the hill challenge. Still think a quad tracker new holland is the way

Looks like 2 of your spools have quit working, the new case quads are an absolute nightmare for that, had the same one go out a few times...

I probably missed it, can you give the drawbar pull weight? The constant load on those tractors is significant vs the equipment I work on.

I think if you have goodyear/titan lsw tires they should come out for free and weigh your tractor and tell you what psi you should be running... Though, since it's a new tractor you may be able to just call them and tell them how it's weighted up and they may be able to tell you what psi to run also...

Bert and Ernie would totally pull that hill with ease 😂

I bet you miss the IVT of the fendt

if it was worth the effort you could possibly use a "banker" tractor for some of those hills you know might be a struggle. Faster probably just to plant down the hill i guess.

Need electric motors on the wheels of the seed cart and drill. To push as you climb. Put the battery on the tractor for weight.

See it’s all just money guys and gals lol 😂 😂😂

is ashley out seeding this year great video

Slip is just pre working the dirt for the drill

The other Case has different tires right? Can you notice any traction differences?

I don’t think I have ever heard such a substantial statement come out so casually. “My family just added 20-25 quarters”. If we added 2 quarters to our farm that would be massive.

Mike, tell us about the size of farm, how large are the fields? Surly fascinated how large your operation is!!

Would a set of triples help with traction or would it just make it slip more?

Crop insurance must pay good in the south.

Nice job Mike but you look tired, hydrate, and eat well no matter what you have to do

when is enough land for you guys ??? Amazing to still be able to cash flow this large of a farm that has had 3 years of crop failures in a row and still expand that much.

I have no real life farming experience, all my knowledge is from watch you mike and farming simulator but would a smaller or lighter drill not be a better choice for the bigger hilly fields?

Those are some beautiful fields Mike. When you talk about the North Farm and the South Farm, how far apart are they?

Don't forget that you are not using the midrow banders.

So,, if I’m across the field watching , is that the turn of shame? 😂 Great video 👍

Have any of your family talked about getting one of the new big Deere's?

Morning

How much time will adding 20-25 quarters of land add to seeding. And would it be in the plans to get another drill for the south farm?

You need one of those new 800 hp 9RX 😊

Are you able to share some engine power statistics pulling that rig? Especially up the hill…

I'd like to see one of the new Big Buds pulling that 'train' of machinery. Maybe hook an 80 foot, or is it 84 feet roller on behind the cart that would be the same span as the drill for the low cut crops like lentils and peas..

Mike,i have a quesiton: Did you ever thought to send a requesto to tractor manufactorer so they make you a custom 1000+ ponys tractor with large wheels so you could pull up that hill wiht the dirll without lifting or turning around?

Hey Mike, how’s it work in Canada. Cash rent or on shares? When you renting ground. In SD, IA. it’s mostly cash rent.

Peter Shelton from Qld Australia how many acres do you work I’ve planted a lot of different crops but not into a second day thanks

Mike do u think a tractor with duals like ur setup pulls better then tracks ???

I wonder how much land rent is in the desert. 100$ in our area preeceville/ hazel dell area

What is your reason for not farming with the contour of the hill?

Witch is harder to do planting or harvest on that hillie ground

Hey Mike dumb question are your diffs locked and on?

Apparently my grandad was talking to a farmer with a 830 jd and it just jumps when it’s under pressure so he swapped with a 715 case

R u happy with the case tractor ??? Does it pull better than a Deere ???

Is this tractor louder then the deere

Mike sounds like you need a new VERSATILE tractor to climb them hills, weren't they made for out in them big prairies!

Rain. ? News says there was rain

Does anyone have an opinion on tracks eating more power than wheels. I've always figured they do, but I have no proff of this. Tracks just seem less efficient in my mind.

Greetings from Germany. Why aren´t you seeding alongside the hill instead of 90° to it? Wouldn´t it be easier on the Equipment? Or can´t the drill handle the different agles or is it just awkward to sit in the tractor sideways?

Wouldn't triples help?

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Did you get the auto steer settings all figured out ?

Do you ever have the tractors tuned?

How many acres would you get in on a good day?

The carts really should move to being electric. Get rid of all that hydraulic crap on the cart. Use batteries as ballast on the tractor, which can charge them when excess power is available like when going downhill. It is the logical thing to do. Look at Edison motors with their serial hybrid electric logging truck. Electric axles would gets rid of the transmission, which is the most expensive part of the tractor. Run a generator in series with batteries and electrify the cart. Same can be done on combines. Bonus, battery packs and skid mounted generators could be swapped between tractor and combine as they don’t run at the same time on this type of farm. Now, the real interesting thing about all these serial hybrid tractors and combines sitting in the yard 95% of the year not being used. They can be networked as a distributed power-plant making money on the off season. This is already being trialed with school-busses. Why not use this idle horsepower for distributed peaker plant grid power. When its -40 in Scratchybum these things could be making serious money hooked to the grid.

I sure hope you do some video in your brother's tractor.