My Dad came in the office while I was watching this video. All he said was "No, get that idea out of your head right now." I'm 50, he's 78, and I still can't catch a break.
@@Purebliss007 I believe he's referring to this man's knowledge of his product. knowing it in and out, seemingly down to each individual bolt. I manage sales representatives for a competing company, and regularly use this video as a learning aid. That being said, THIS guy is good. I wish he worked for me!
So it costs the same as a McLaren, has a similar power output and is road legal. And before anyone says: "Yeah but a McLaren is faster!" well here's the thing; A McLaren won't be faster in traffic. This QuadTrac may not be quick but you can just go over the cars in front of you! Oh and it has more torque. QuadTrac 2: McLaren: 0
Regarding the marketing guy being dull comment- this guy knew more about his vehicle than anyone I've ever seen on here. He knew the degree of flex in his suspension for crying out loud, I thought it was great I was really interested to hear about all of that stuff!!!
He has to talk to no nonsense farmers, he better know what he is talking about. Besides this isn't like a car salesman where you sell from dozens of different brands. He probably has a few models from the same brand to learn about. He seemed like he thoroughly enjoyed knowing everything about these trackers. I liked him.
That's the 1st thing I said to myself when I clicked on this video "Well if he's smilin this much, it's gotta be good" The wife called me a geek and shook her head while walking out of the room.. lol
You have to realize this is a machine to do business. It's not someone's grocery getter. The people buying these don't care about buzz words. They care about numbers to be efficient, and comfort to reduce operator fatigue.
MrIh8hondas You have to realize there a plenty of people in marketing selling more complex services, systems and machines, who don’t understand the product very well. To be fair it doesn’t always mean they’re worse at their job, but his knowledge was impressive nonetheless.
I beg to differ, there are many professionals all over the world working in sales and marketing. Just that people who don't care to know their stuff are probably more in numbers.
You’ve literally started a debate from nothing. Thanks for pointing out that there are many people all over the world in sales and marketing, I didn’t realize 😂 You don’t need to be a total product expert to be excellent at marketing, in fact, that’s probably quite far down the list. Being a great communicator, negotiator and creative will come above product knowledge - you have sales people, technicians and engineers to do that bit.
Dam.. I'm impressed by the Case IH rep.. You can tell he's a tractor man, knows his stuff. This is the kinda guy I would by a tractor from. GREAT JOB GUYS!!!!
He has to know that stuff. This isn't someone's grocery getter. This is a machine to do business. The people buying these care about numbers, not buzz words.
MrIh8hondas I wouldn't say the people that buy it only care about numbers per say. Fuel consumption, price, hydraulic capability, torque & capacity, repair costs & frequency of repairs would certainly be on that short list for sure. I would imagine those buying this piece of equipment would also be very interested in customer support, possiblity of getting software to fix thier own product they bought to limit downtime, etc.
That man made me watch a 34 min video about a tractor and I am not talking about Jay. I live as far as you can from a field as possible. And now I'm interested in how farming is industrialized. That man is a talking manual.
Typical Case rep; knowledgeable, articulate and with a good sense of humor. I used to work on heavy equipment and the Case reps were always the best! I love how Jay checks out all kinds of wheeled vehicles no matter what they are!
I know I'm extremely late for this video but just thought I'd add this. About a year ago I watched this video in awe about its size and pure badassery. I'm currently sitting in a quadtrack cultivating a field in Montana. Funny how life changes
Jay Leno: Hey we're gonna be driving a nuclear-powered military prototype vehicle with short range missiles next week. Burbank PD: Which streets do you want shut down Mr. Leno?
@@mrloop1530 I grew up on a farm. Modern tractors like the Case have advanced satellite navigation and self-driving features while on the field. Then they have a ton of computer algorithms that help to produce the best results in the field. It is pretty much a rolling computer centre.
Yes but what is the purpose of that all that advanced tech ? Also what's the purpose of it being 26tons?. I bet I could design one 1/4 the weight, 1/10 the cost
RamblinAround don't worry. Next time you watch a loud mother f*ing tractor on CZcams, just tune down the volume and you will get the same level of driver comfort. LMAO
Had one of these Case IH Steiner giants pull my 96,000 lb Inova vibrator out of a snow bank off of the east ramp in Pruduoe Bay AK. Easy, hooked up, the operator didn't even have to leave the cab. These units do great work all day and night in the North Slope. Kudos to Jay, Mitch and the best makers on earth.
Funfact: In Germany your can drive this at an age of 15/16 with the driving license typ "L" what requiers no practical examination, just a multiple choice test, but you aren't allowed to drive a moped :D
A few years back I took a tour of the factory in Fargo, ND that manufactures these tractors. Just amazing how build them from the welded frame right up to cab upholstery. A lot like auto manufacturing only working with parts that weigh several tons. Fargo is less than 20 miles from my farm. I see lots of these out in the fields working during the growing season.
@@UberLummox I think it's a grate with tiny holes so air can be sucked in through the radiators. So you can partially see through it since it's partially open.
Everyone freaking out about $625,000 have to remember TIME IS MONEY. these are used on huge farms and might be doing the work of two or three tractors. Getting work done faster.
My dad had a welding shop in addition to farming 3000 acres in the Texas Panhandle back in the '70's. Repairing farm implements kept a welder busy full time until the price of grain got busted (by the "Peanut Farmer" IIRC ) and the farmers went back to running the equipment themselves. Had to lay off the welder because nobody was tearing up equipment ;)
This is got to be the best international tractor commercial I've ever scene. I have 300 acres an my newest tractor is a 1977 international. Gives a small farmer something to dream about....
@thejokerswild-n-crazy yep now it's going up we had 1600 acres we had three bottom plows behind Fords my dad had seven of them so I'd give us 21 plows to ground it one time we thought we were doing something. Dad bought two big cat bulldozers from the government took the motor out of one well actually everything away from it and we use that for an irrigation pump motor a big old CAT diesel and our piping had to be moved by hand the 20 foot links with a big gasket cuz it wasn't no rolling irrigation back then so to move it we had to take all the piping up move it down a field set to sprinklers up bolted all back together during the night so we can run it first thing in the morning. Yep that was a lot of fun then I got in the cab of a 1066 dad bought three of them at one time. Talk to dish the plows color Packers man I was making good time then no cabs of course.
I work for a millwright/ crane service construction company in Nebraska, about a month ago our 70t crane broke down, I was stranded on the side of the road, so I called a local farmer just a few miles away to pull the crane to his farm. He showed up with a Case Quadtrac and and we hooked up to the crane, now the crane weighs a little over 120k lbs and this monster of a tractor pulled me like i was a ford ranger. Unbelievable power!
At 15:52 "Okay, that's a radiator." (lol.), I don't know why but, this line just cracked me up! I LOVED this video, it reminds me of where I come from, up north in Van Buren, Maine. I have quite a few friends in Cyr Plantation and Hamlin who grew up on potato farms, hell, I even worked for a farmer for about two years during the annual potato harvest. The smell of a running diesel engine and seeing the sunrise over the horizon was a beautiful thing to see every day. Working on a farm is a lot of hard work but, it can be very rewarding too. Mr.Leno, thank you for representing the farming community out here! ( ^_^. )
Hey Jay, I used to have a 1979 IH SCOUT CUSTOM DELUXE 4x4. DON'T snicker!!! It was a good, strong, sanely sized, reliable machine which served me well for almost 40 years! He didn't trust the comparable "JEEP" models like the CHEROKEE or God forbid the roll prone CJ's! He liked "IH" SCOUT II instead because of the heavy truck legacy they had and that unlike Jeep, IH manufactured almost everything in the machines it made. It was my DAD'S "gift" to me in my Junior Year in High School for working for him around his building since I was a young kid. (He was the SUPT. of an 84 family, multi-sized units: Studios up to 3BRm 5&1/2 total with 2BthRms and private balconies.) as "unpaid, in house" help. Heck! I even learned how to lubricate and manually operate the HUGE boiler that supplied HEAT&HOT WATER to the tenants. A job I did more than once, alone, when my DAD was too sick or exhausted to do so himself. He NEVER took a day off and only ONE proper vacation in 14 years on the job. Only a bad heart attack and his advanced age - 76 at the time. Already FAR beyond normal retirement! - forced him to finally quit. He was a real "hands on" SUPT. Did ALL the repairs himself, prepped apartments with his porters for the next tenants, even did the yard work on our extensive grounds. He wasn't a trained mechanic himself so he greatly admired those who were and engineers in general. You and he would've gotten along GREAT together! Our "FLAGSHIP" and my DAD'S pride and joy was a 1974 CHEVY CHEVELLE MALIBU CLASSIC 4 door SEDAN with 350-V8 engine. He could've ordered a much larger engine but this was the one in the model he test drove so he bought it. You know about this engine for sure right? Even in an over 2 ton car with 3 speed, non overdrive transmission, fully loaded with passengers and cargo... It could still easily FLY when you mashed the pedal to the floor!!! It was amazing and compared to his old, terrible 1969 6 cylinder NOVA?... THIS was a ROLLS ROYCE! We kept the MALIBU in the family, garaged, for 44 years! It was finally sold to someone who we knew would appreciate it as much as we did; because my Mom passed away and I couldn't keep it myself, it had to go but I weep for it every night. A lot of "firsts" and very pleasant memories in our lives were milestoned in it as is true for many of our cherished, motorized, four wheeled "friends", eh? You understand completely I'm sure. Sadly? I don't even have a photo of it to share with you. It was in a light green color with a matching vinyl roof. Bench seats. AM radio. An AMERICAN classic of the era. HUGE by today's standards the four door CHEVROLET CHEVELLE MALIBU CLASSIC of 1974 was actually considered a "MID SIZED" car?!!! Only the wider, larger IMPALA was classified as a "FULL SIZE". I've enjoyed your work since you first appeared on Johnny Carson's "TONIGHT SHOW" as a guest, then a guest host. You were FANTASTIC as his successor, all due respect to your rivals for the job. I try to follow EVERYTHING you do and I hope to one day catch your live nightclub act, hopefully nearby in one of the Connecticut casinos. Best of wishes to you and your family! Sincerely, Your fan, John C.Bojemski 1133 Midland Ave.#2G YONKERS,NY 10708 Johncbojemski@gmail.com 914-918-4123
Very cool to see Jay Leno with a Steiger Quadtrac. It was neat to see Mitch in this video. I enjoy talking Steiger's with Mitch each year at the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Kentucky.
Quadtracs are built in the Steiger plant in Fargo ND. Hmmmmmm. Wonder why that is. (nevermind the blue New Holland TJs that are assembled on the same lines)
Steiger Quadtrac's are built at the CNH Industrial Factory in Fargo, ND which was built by Steiger, Inc in 1969. Case IH Steiger tractors offer wheels, wide and narrow tracks as Quadtrac/Rowtrac models.
That is one the coolest vehicles in a while thanx Jay. I would love to see some other supersized machines on Jay Leno's Garage Like Mining trucks, Front-End Loaders and some 18 Wheelers. I just love that stuff.
First and foremost this is why America is a great country. This product is beyond remarkable. I worked for Case for about three years back in the lat 90's. I was proud of the company then and proud of it now.
this is spaceship-technology...but the boys are having fun discussing it. And while driving, they even have police escorting....a great video-as usual. Thanks.
Heheh, an old farmer I used to know was a Case fanatic. Was common to hear him say, "If it's not Red, leave it in the shed." Usually when he saw a John Deere.
LOL. NOBODY who was a gearhead could not fall in love with that tractor. Thanks to those who built it and to Jay for having the cohonies to feature it on his show.
I've never been more impressed by a sales guy. Dude is crazy knowledgable. Knew every nook and cranny about that tractor. Idk how much he gets paid but he needs a raise.
Very enjoyable video. This fits in with all the exotic vehicles you own that are not supercars! I love the supercars and motorcycles, but the specialty vehicles are cool too. You go from a steam powered, open cabbed tractor to a tracked, closed cabbed tractor that uses GPS with inferred sensors, not to mention all the dust and chemicals open cab operators had to breath in.
No he doesn't, it's headed to a California customer after this. But I think it's cool to showcase vehicles like this, since he owns his own fleet of specialty vehicles.
NOW I WANT TO SEE JAY'S TRACTOR COLLECTION!!! Jay is all smiles. You can really tell He is having fun making this video. What a great change of pace and content. Very interesting vid. Thanks.
When I hear the rep talk about such a complex machine we, I think of Mike Bloomberg taking about farmers how it’s so easy just dig hole and put some seeds in.😔
Not what I was expecting to see on JLG! This was great! Had alot of fun watching this thing roll down the CA roadway. That's the ultimate survival vehicle right there! Not much is gonna stop you weighing in at 52 LARGE. 😁 Thanks for sharing! 👍
I've been driving a 600 for a few years...and besides it being powerful and reliable, it is the MOST FUN tractor to drive EVER! Makes you feel like a badass driving a spaceship 😂
Funny how "city guys" think tractors are such a novelty. I can remember Dad showing me how to drive one when I was @7 or 8 years old.. Granted, we never had the big articulated models on the farm, but still big machines for a kid to be operating. That's definitely one highly advanced piece of machinery though.. It's also funny to me when people look at a Farmer's old beat up truck and comment about how poor they must be.. when they've got literally supercar money in some of their equipment stored, uncovered, in a dirt lot until it's time to use it.
Growing up here in Bakersfield, I see it all the time. Beat to crap pickup trucks but millions of dollars in farm equipment. First tractor I learned to drive was a challenger, been addicted ever since. I believe it was a 65E, it seemed so big at the time but these modern tractors absolutely dwarf it.
Yeah remember as a little kid going out to the poll barn at grandpa's and sitting in the mr. Yuk green Steiger and thinking it was the coolest thing ever.
Growing up on a farm is where you learn to drive cat or tractor when you're 9 or 10. You get a lunch box and water jug as a summer gift. at 11 to 12 you rod weed during the summers. Much different labor standards and a better way of life to be honest.
Les Brown , yep knew a millionaire who drove a beat up old Ford stationwagon, with no glass in the back, for the dogs. You seldom see rich folks driving new stuff, because that's how they stay rich.
I could honestly see Jay in a 1,000 acre field putting it thru it's paces. That's what I love about him, he's all about anything with an engine..... He's more than welcome to come put my old '52 Ford 8N to work....
"Your good watch out for the Equilnox park right there." " I'll take that baby out." Jay is hilarious. Ain't nothing but a gas station stopping this beast.
Jon Samuel except that’s just the entry cost, buying farm machinery is the cheap part. Keeping it full of fuel, replacing parts, and making sure it’s insured will make a piece of machinery like this much much more expensive than a small loan of 600k.
@@snowdirt2529 dont forget all the machinery you need, it isnt gonna make money if it doesn't have the right machinery. Idling in doorway isnt gonna make u rich.its too big if u ask me, its only good in a field pulling machinery. Id hate having to do any road running with it, it would take3/4 of road up easy
Farming 4G There’s a Top Gear episode where Hammond “uses” one of these in their field piece. Not sure that will help you though, as it is, as always, professional levels of cocking about.
Great video! I love seeing stuff like this! Tractors in my opinion are some of the most amazing machines on the planet. It’s so cool to watch them transform over the years. Just think, this all evolved from a man thinking: if only I had something to get the job done faster than this horse.
Freedomquest08 Lmao such an idiot. There's so much farming done in California. That's why it's the 6th largest economy in the world. A state having a bigger economy than whole fucken continents.
Love how Jay asks question abt the radiator, bloke answers, Jay asks the exact same question and the man carries on like nothing has happened..... No one corrects the Leno... Love him, legend
Agreed it is amazing, but it is not easier to drive than a normal [modern] tractor. So it requires a special operator, one who is more careful than most. The key issue when driving a tractor is not tearing the land up, which tracks makes both easier & harder. As a wheeled tractor will spin, telling you to slow down, while a tracked tractor won't tell you are f-ing up until you really F-up and need the tow cable under the front.
As much as I love your show Jay, this was a real treat. Especially watching you drive a tractor while the police are keeping your lane clear imagine some poor SOB of a Tesla driving beside you and all the sudden you're left turn blinker comes on. About the only thing I'm missing our cameras all about but I guess that's really not important in the field unless you're looking for other equipment working around you. Anyway this was a great treat thank you very much glad you're feeling better and you look greatp
Believe it or not, I was the lead engineer that designed the cooling system for this tractor. So cool to see that it ended up on JLG!
Its a great product Tim...
I googled his name and there is an engineer in america with that name on linkedn. Cool. looks like you did a good job mate
Really cool!!! 👏👏👏👏 And really good product 👍👍👍😉
Nice one Tim. How long did the program take from start to finish ?
really? so can you answer jay s question about drawing hot air onto the radiator behind
My Dad came in the office while I was watching this video. All he said was "No, get that idea out of your head right now." I'm 50, he's 78, and I still can't catch a break.
i_notold 😂 lol
45 here. Same.
He imagined you wanted to buy it? :D but you were simply watching, right? :D
Aren't us Dad's fun-haters! haha
Yeah, but I bet he was impressed anyway... :)
That sales guy will never be out of job ...simply impressive !
he better be, when he's pitching a $700,000 machine
He's the exact same as every other friendly salesman lol but okay bud
@@Purebliss007 I believe he's referring to this man's knowledge of his product. knowing it in and out, seemingly down to each individual bolt. I manage sales representatives for a competing company, and regularly use this video as a learning aid. That being said, THIS guy is good. I wish he worked for me!
He needs his own youtube channel !!!!
He’s weak Wtf are you talking about
So it costs the same as a McLaren, has a similar power output and is road legal. And before anyone says: "Yeah but a McLaren is faster!" well here's the thing; A McLaren won't be faster in traffic. This QuadTrac may not be quick but you can just go over the cars in front of you! Oh and it has more torque.
QuadTrac 2: McLaren: 0
The Maclaren also won't pay for itself like this beast can!
yes, but a McLaren can't plow a field! Different vehicles for different jobs.
this looks like a tank so yeah a immediate win
This can handle snow and deep water better than the McLaren.
Yeah, people in Turlock basically own ALL roads now.
Regarding the marketing guy being dull comment- this guy knew more about his vehicle than anyone I've ever seen on here. He knew the degree of flex in his suspension for crying out loud, I thought it was great I was really interested to hear about all of that stuff!!!
Agreed.
The guy deserves a raise!
He has to talk to no nonsense farmers, he better know what he is talking about. Besides this isn't like a car salesman where you sell from dozens of different brands. He probably has a few models from the same brand to learn about.
He seemed like he thoroughly enjoyed knowing everything about these trackers. I liked him.
Yup. Nothing will turn a farmer off quicker than dealing with some guy that's feeding him a line of bs and doesn't know what he's talking about.
Yea, he seemed really appropriate for the marketing guy.
The guy talking to Jay is my dad, said he was incredibly nice and very knowledgable.
Dad did a great job! hope they had a good time out there!
You got a cool dad!
He knows his machine, he was able to answer pretty much every question Jay had. Nice to see that when talking about a vehicle.
Your pop pop has a cool hairstyle,like a wave tube
TheZoidberg1119 what a awesome episode loved it ☺
“Why was my tractor delivery delayed”
“Sorry we had to let Jay Leno drive your tractor”
Does this mean I will have to pay more? Lol
"Ok I see"
Have him sign your quadtrack
I have watched Jay driving many different vehicles but have never seen him smile and laugh as much as this.
Big boys like big toys, it's as simple as that! 👍😀
He look like teen get his first moped great stuff again jay🤘
Also, he's probably never had the people he's with laugh so much as in this one. They got a free stand up act out of him.
That's the 1st thing I said to myself when I clicked on this video "Well if he's smilin this much, it's gotta be good" The wife called me a geek and shook her head while walking out of the room.. lol
Never has someone in marketing known so much about their product, impressive!
You have to realize this is a machine to do business. It's not someone's grocery getter. The people buying these don't care about buzz words. They care about numbers to be efficient, and comfort to reduce operator fatigue.
Excatly! The guy really knows his stuff. You can tell he really cares.
MrIh8hondas You have to realize there a plenty of people in marketing selling more complex services, systems and machines, who don’t understand the product very well. To be fair it doesn’t always mean they’re worse at their job, but his knowledge was impressive nonetheless.
I beg to differ, there are many professionals all over the world working in sales and marketing. Just that people who don't care to know their stuff are probably more in numbers.
You’ve literally started a debate from nothing. Thanks for pointing out that there are many people all over the world in sales and marketing, I didn’t realize 😂
You don’t need to be a total product expert to be excellent at marketing, in fact, that’s probably quite far down the list. Being a great communicator, negotiator and creative will come above product knowledge - you have sales people, technicians and engineers to do that bit.
Dam..
I'm impressed by the Case IH rep.. You can tell he's a tractor man, knows his stuff. This is the kinda guy I would by a tractor from. GREAT JOB GUYS!!!!
He has to know that stuff. This isn't someone's grocery getter. This is a machine to do business. The people buying these care about numbers, not buzz words.
And he kept up with Jay's joking very nicely....
MrIh8hondas I wouldn't say the people that buy it only care about numbers per say.
Fuel consumption, price, hydraulic capability, torque & capacity, repair costs & frequency of repairs would certainly be on that short list for sure. I would imagine those buying this piece of equipment would also be very interested in customer support, possiblity of getting software to fix thier own product they bought to limit downtime, etc.
That man made me watch a 34 min video about a tractor and I am not talking about Jay. I live as far as you can from a field as possible. And now I'm interested in how farming is industrialized. That man is a talking manual.
Case reps: talk about the tractor in depth and know exactly what to say
Jay: ha its very big thats for sure!
I know people around there must be like here comes Jay Leno again with one of his weird vehicles. lol
CycleCruza 😂😂
First time I noticed he had a cop escort
Cruzaaaaaa
thats funny every time I see a video of yours I think of this czcams.com/video/A25EUhZGBws/video.htmlm50s
CHINESE SCOOTAH!!!!!
Typical Case rep; knowledgeable, articulate and with a good sense of humor. I used to work on heavy equipment and the Case reps were always the best! I love how Jay checks out all kinds of wheeled vehicles no matter what they are!
Bullettube or tracked vehicles
don't blink: And tracked vehicles!
I know I'm extremely late for this video but just thought I'd add this. About a year ago I watched this video in awe about its size and pure badassery. I'm currently sitting in a quadtrack cultivating a field in Montana. Funny how life changes
Jay Leno: Hey we're gonna be driving a nuclear-powered military prototype vehicle with short range missiles next week.
Burbank PD: Which streets do you want shut down Mr. Leno?
Man, when you well connected in California
@@JukeboxJake that's all that matters
i dont think people understand how technologically advanced these are
Exactly! We use tractors on our farm that 40, 50, 60 years old, and this thing is like a spaceship compared to them. I love case IH tractors.
Maybe you can explain?
@@mrloop1530 is that a serious question
@@mrloop1530 I grew up on a farm. Modern tractors like the Case have advanced satellite navigation and self-driving features while on the field. Then they have a ton of computer algorithms that help to produce the best results in the field. It is pretty much a rolling computer centre.
Yes but what is the purpose of that all that advanced tech ? Also what's the purpose of it being 26tons?. I bet I could design one 1/4 the weight, 1/10 the cost
That guy was the most effective sales Mgr. I’ve seen in a long time.
I wonder who came up with this idea to have this own Jay's channel, smart in this new age.
i know, i live in town and i would have to sell my house to buy one but i want one dammit.
He knows his product!
"It's all about the width of the implement"
You hear that ladies?
Lol, are you saying you got girth bro?
@@zacharyhenderson2902 Like a snuff can.
Length doesn’t matter if you can’t get hard enough haha length plus girth is where it’s at
you've heard of deep plowing? 😳
what ladies are in this channel lol
Mitch Kaiser is the most knowledgeable and informed guy I've heard of.. Amazing! Really wished I found Jay's channel sooner.
It's impressive how smooth and quiet it is.
That is what I was thinking, I have a long history with diesel-powered cars. Very very quiet!
yeah no kidding, amazing work
I've been around these for years they are not quiet outside but inside they are quiet
RamblinAround don't worry. Next time you watch a loud mother f*ing tractor on CZcams, just tune down the volume and you will get the same level of driver comfort. LMAO
Suitcase muffler
Best tractor video i’ve seen today.
Hahaha!
czcams.com/video/tC0zKO5vNag/video.html Cat Challenger pulling a 30 foot drill
How many tractor videos do you watch every day?
you have seen more then 1?
Then you don‘t know Fendt tractors;)
Had one of these Case IH Steiner giants pull my 96,000 lb Inova vibrator out of a snow bank off of the east ramp in Pruduoe Bay AK. Easy, hooked up, the operator didn't even have to leave the cab. These units do great work all day and night in the North Slope. Kudos to Jay, Mitch and the best makers on earth.
Who threw your vibrator into a snow bank? That's just mean. Talk about finding a needle in a haystack.
Mitch has all the answers. As nearly everyone else has commented, he is a super impressive man.
Funfact: In Germany your can drive this at an age of 15/16 with the driving license typ "L" what requiers no practical examination, just a multiple choice test, but you aren't allowed to drive a moped :D
Because capitalism
In Montana you would never be asked to provide a license regardless of age, it's just assumed your a working farm kid
In most of the us states you don't need any license at all, they are considered a slow moving vehicle.
In Canada you can drive em at 14 without a liscence
You dont need a license in illinois even if your 5
Never thought I'd spend time watching a video about a tractor 😂😂
I know. Absolutely no interest but I had to watch the whole thing.
Leno does a good job on these things.
This is awsome
I'll watch anything mechanical. It's all fascinating.
I grew up on a farm in Northern Minnesota back in the 70/80's. We always had neat stuff, but this was crazy. I enjoyed it Jay. Thank!
We got a 886 and 666 farmall along with a 3388 and some old OG Steigers (Panther and a Tiger)
I'm feeling this overwhelming compelling urge to farm.
The smile on Jay's face the entire time was great.
I love how the biker cop is halting traffic to keep everybody from getting mowed down by the tractor 😂
A few years back I took a tour of the factory in Fargo, ND that manufactures these tractors. Just amazing how build them from the welded frame right up to cab upholstery. A lot like auto manufacturing only working with parts that weigh several tons. Fargo is less than 20 miles from my farm. I see lots of these out in the fields working during the growing season.
Hello Ham. Maybe you could answer this.
Do you happen to know why the front of the hood is translucent?
@@UberLummox I think it's a grate with tiny holes so air can be sucked in through the radiators. So you can partially see through it since it's partially open.
@@MittyNuke1 Ok. Thank you!
Fargo is John Deere
@@johnhargenrader8972 no John Deeres built here. You are thinking of Moline, Illinois.
That man was very proud of his job title when he shook your hand. Then he backed it up with great knowledge on his product.
Everyone freaking out about $625,000 have to remember TIME IS MONEY. these are used on huge farms and might be doing the work of two or three tractors. Getting work done faster.
jay west and with less hired men
especially when the time to harvest is only today due to weather
My dad had a welding shop in addition to farming 3000 acres in the Texas Panhandle back in the '70's. Repairing farm implements kept a welder busy full time until the price of grain got busted (by the "Peanut Farmer" IIRC ) and the farmers went back to running the equipment themselves.
Had to lay off the welder because nobody was tearing up equipment ;)
I guessed around 700K before he said the price,almost nailed it.
People don't realize how much 5k acres is. Great pyramid covers 13 acres at the base. 5k acres is massive
CASE representative have excellent knowledge!! 👏
Jay is one of a kind, he’s great for helping us appreciate so many developments.
This is got to be the best international tractor commercial I've ever scene. I have 300 acres an my newest tractor is a 1977 international. Gives a small farmer something to dream about....
@thejokerswild-n-crazy yep now it's going up we had 1600 acres we had three bottom plows behind Fords my dad had seven of them so I'd give us 21 plows to ground it one time we thought we were doing something. Dad bought two big cat bulldozers from the government took the motor out of one well actually everything away from it and we use that for an irrigation pump motor a big old CAT diesel and our piping had to be moved by hand the 20 foot links with a big gasket cuz it wasn't no rolling irrigation back then so to move it we had to take all the piping up move it down a field set to sprinklers up bolted all back together during the night so we can run it first thing in the morning. Yep that was a lot of fun then I got in the cab of a 1066 dad bought three of them at one time. Talk to dish the plows color Packers man I was making good time then no cabs of course.
Jay's smile and that guy's laugh has me catching myself chuckling as it looks like they are having so much fun.
Ever driven a big articulated tractor? They're pretty fun.
What a hoot - unbelievable machine and extraordinary spokespersons, too. Know their stuff!
Christopher Springmann You better know your stuff when you get into the market of selling machinery that costs a quarter million to a million dollars.
Over 600k and it has the horn of a moped? LOL Still a fun video. Thank you Jay Leno. :)
Yeah should be a ship horn
I work for a millwright/ crane service construction company in Nebraska, about a month ago our 70t crane broke down, I was stranded on the side of the road, so I called a local farmer just a few miles away to pull the crane to his farm. He showed up with a Case Quadtrac and and we hooked up to the crane, now the crane weighs a little over 120k lbs and this monster of a tractor pulled me like i was a ford ranger. Unbelievable power!
At 15:52 "Okay, that's a radiator." (lol.), I don't know why but, this line just cracked me up! I LOVED this video, it reminds me of where I come from, up north in Van Buren, Maine. I have quite a few friends in Cyr Plantation and Hamlin who grew up on potato farms, hell, I even worked for a farmer for about two years during the annual potato harvest. The smell of a running diesel engine and seeing the sunrise over the horizon was a beautiful thing to see every day. Working on a farm is a lot of hard work but, it can be very rewarding too. Mr.Leno, thank you for representing the farming community out here! ( ^_^. )
That old bus in the background looks awesome, I’d love to see a video on that!
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Heck yeah, I almost wrote the same comment, before I saw yours
www.nbc.com/jay-lenos-garage/photos/1961-flxible-starliner/325076
cobeath1 thank you! that thing is beautiful, yeah I'm a dork for vehicles
Thanks for the Link ...
Jay is the Biggest Petrolhead on the planet
And his Knowledge on the Subject is second to none
Hey Jay,
I used to have a 1979 IH SCOUT CUSTOM DELUXE 4x4. DON'T snicker!!!
It was a good, strong, sanely sized, reliable machine which served me well for almost 40 years!
He didn't trust the comparable "JEEP" models like the CHEROKEE or God forbid the roll prone CJ's! He liked "IH" SCOUT II instead because of the heavy truck legacy they had and that unlike Jeep, IH manufactured almost everything in the machines it made. It was my DAD'S "gift" to me in my Junior Year in High School for working for him around his building since I was a young kid. (He was the SUPT. of an 84 family, multi-sized units: Studios up to 3BRm 5&1/2 total with 2BthRms and private balconies.) as "unpaid, in house" help.
Heck! I even learned how to lubricate and manually operate the HUGE boiler that supplied HEAT&HOT WATER to the tenants. A job I did more than once, alone, when my DAD was too sick or exhausted to do so himself. He NEVER took a day off and only ONE proper vacation in 14 years on the job. Only a bad heart attack and his advanced age - 76 at the time. Already FAR beyond normal retirement! - forced him to finally quit. He was a real "hands on" SUPT. Did ALL the repairs himself, prepped apartments with his porters for the next tenants, even did the yard work on our extensive grounds. He wasn't a trained mechanic himself so he greatly admired those who were and engineers in general. You and he would've gotten along GREAT together!
Our "FLAGSHIP" and my DAD'S pride and joy was a 1974 CHEVY CHEVELLE MALIBU CLASSIC 4 door SEDAN with 350-V8 engine. He could've ordered a much larger engine but this was the one in the model he test drove so he bought it. You know about this engine for sure right? Even in an over 2 ton car with 3 speed, non overdrive transmission, fully loaded with passengers and cargo... It could still easily FLY when you mashed the pedal to the floor!!! It was amazing and compared to his old, terrible 1969 6 cylinder NOVA?... THIS was a ROLLS ROYCE! We kept the MALIBU in the family, garaged, for 44 years! It was finally sold to someone who we knew would appreciate it as much as we did; because my Mom passed away and I couldn't keep it myself, it had to go but I weep for it every night. A lot of "firsts" and very pleasant memories in our lives were milestoned in it as is true for many of our cherished, motorized, four wheeled "friends", eh? You understand completely I'm sure.
Sadly? I don't even have a photo of it to share with you. It was in a light green color with a matching vinyl roof. Bench seats. AM radio. An AMERICAN classic of the era.
HUGE by today's standards the four door CHEVROLET CHEVELLE MALIBU CLASSIC of 1974 was actually considered a "MID SIZED" car?!!! Only the wider, larger IMPALA was classified as a "FULL SIZE".
I've enjoyed your work since you first appeared on Johnny Carson's "TONIGHT SHOW" as a guest, then a guest host. You were FANTASTIC as his successor, all due respect to your rivals for the job.
I try to follow EVERYTHING you do and I hope to one day catch your live nightclub act, hopefully nearby in one of the Connecticut casinos.
Best of wishes to you and your family!
Sincerely,
Your fan,
John C.Bojemski
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Wow! never thought id see a Quadtrack roaming around LA. Good ol Jay Leno FTW!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very cool to see Jay Leno with a Steiger Quadtrac. It was neat to see Mitch in this video. I enjoy talking Steiger's with Mitch each year at the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Kentucky.
Steiger and quadtracs are 2 different machines.
Quadtracs are built in the Steiger plant in Fargo ND.
Hmmmmmm.
Wonder why that is. (nevermind the blue New Holland TJs that are assembled on the same lines)
Ryan Young No they are not. A Quadtrac is a Steiger same as the Rowtrac. They make wheeled and tracked tractors.
Steiger Quadtrac's are built at the CNH Industrial Factory in Fargo, ND which was built by Steiger, Inc in 1969. Case IH Steiger tractors offer wheels, wide and narrow tracks as Quadtrac/Rowtrac models.
bigtractorpower, how come it says CASE?
5:06 $625K. 26 tons. That's $12 per pound.
Nissan versa, cheapest can around, is $4.25 a pound.
$1000 per horsepower is roughly what they're sold for, industry wide
McLaren can't feed you but this bad boy can.!!!
For real if there's a choice between the two buy this and then buy a McLaren a year later with the money you make off it 👌
That and this one might be able to pull a trailer, I dunno..🙂
I love transporting and driving these things! An absolutely amazing tractor, and CNH is always impressive with how easy they are to pilot!
That is one the coolest vehicles in a while thanx Jay. I would love to see some other supersized machines on Jay Leno's Garage Like Mining trucks, Front-End Loaders and some 18 Wheelers. I just love that stuff.
I drive one of these when i plow fields and the amount of tech and power they have is amazing plus the size
How much you do you get payed to operate one of this puppy's?
I don't get paid anything, but at 14 its pretty awesome run one of these
First and foremost this is why America is a great country. This product is beyond remarkable. I worked for Case for about three years back in the lat 90's. I was proud of the company then and proud of it now.
Time to bring back the "Will it do a burnout" segment.
If you find something strong enough to tie it to, it'll just change the direction of the earth's rotation.
theoretically it would be possible if you could hook it up to a big enough object.
but i don't think such an object exists.
you know you went big when you need a police to escort you around town, with this thing.
FrankValchiria he has a police escort in most videos
Paul Digga This is the first video I've noticed the police escort.
We have 3 JDS that size but what I want to know is why the hell does jay have one
He got into the good stuff that day and had to drive something slow cause he is ripped...
MAGGOT VOMIT
In Texas... You bet.
this is spaceship-technology...but the boys are having fun discussing it. And while driving, they even have police escorting....a great video-as usual. Thanks.
Heheh, an old farmer I used to know was a Case fanatic. Was common to hear him say, "If it's not Red, leave it in the shed." Usually when he saw a John Deere.
Keep 'em coming Jay! Big or small, tractor or car, steam or petrol, two wheels or more, I will watch everything! Love your show!
Hey editor, you left in Jay asking the same thing twice about the radiators.
Zac Alleywalker Lowing oh good I thought I had a stroke or something
Oops...
Zac Alleywalker Lowing just in case people don't get the explanation first time around. Lol
Just a glitch, Mr. Smith will be right there.
I'm not the only one that caught that? Good, i thought i just lost my mind.
LOL. NOBODY who was a gearhead could not fall in love with that tractor. Thanks to those who built it and to Jay for having the cohonies to feature it on his show.
I've never been more impressed by a sales guy. Dude is crazy knowledgable. Knew every nook and cranny about that tractor. Idk how much he gets paid but he needs a raise.
Never thought I'd be so fascinated by a tractor, really amazing tech in this thing!
This is a Nice tractor and this is something most farmers dream of in hot places like Texas.
If this whole car thing doesn't work out, Jay has a great future as a comedian.
I feel like I just watched a 34 minute tractor ad, while being 17 and having no interest in such vehicles...
And I enjoyed every second of it!
Very enjoyable video. This fits in with all the exotic vehicles you own that are not supercars! I love the supercars and motorcycles, but the specialty vehicles are cool too. You go from a steam powered, open cabbed tractor to a tracked, closed cabbed tractor that uses GPS with inferred sensors, not to mention all the dust and chemicals open cab operators had to breath in.
I don't think he owns that tractor.
No he doesn't, it's headed to a California customer after this. But I think it's cool to showcase vehicles like this, since he owns his own fleet of specialty vehicles.
So Smooth and Quiet! Amazing! ❤😁👍❤❤
I don't usually watch a 30+ minute video, but this was impressive!!
surfing636 This fits in with supercars for sure with a near 700K price tag.
NOW I WANT TO SEE JAY'S TRACTOR COLLECTION!!!
Jay is all smiles. You can really tell He is having fun making this video. What a great change of pace and content. Very interesting vid.
Thanks.
When I hear the rep talk about such a complex machine we, I think of Mike Bloomberg taking about farmers how it’s so easy just dig hole and put some seeds in.😔
i ran a 620 Quad Trac in South Dakota, i loved it. Preferred it much more than the JD 9570 the farm also had
A tour of the build process in the factory would compliment this video greatly. I really enjoyed the video. Great info and lots of details. Good job.
Juan Alfonso Noval Google it. There is one!
Chinese officials already asked that . so they can steal our tech.
radioguy1620 , uh, we steal the technology from China nowdays.
Ummm... it was a long enuf video by itself... to watch a 7 day video of the build process might stretch my patience a tad... lol !
Not what I was expecting to see on JLG! This was great! Had alot of fun watching this thing roll down the CA roadway.
That's the ultimate survival vehicle right there! Not much is gonna stop you weighing in at 52 LARGE. 😁 Thanks for sharing! 👍
That guy was great he knew his product and also didnt over sell it. He was honest about the few short comings it can have
No matter the vehicle....these videos always make me smile. And in the world today smiles are pretty rare and important.
I'm nowhere near a farm and probably couldn't pay for the headlight assembly on it if broken . . . but I need this.
Its not to bad... Around $1000 lol been a few years but I have seen them broken.
Cool to see some tractors. Amazing what tractors do. Hopefully we can see more stuff like this!
lance ripplinger they can save alot of time. Just run over all traffic ;)
Just play Farm Simulator 2017
I've been driving a 600 for a few years...and besides it being powerful and reliable, it is the MOST FUN tractor to drive EVER! Makes you feel like a badass driving a spaceship 😂
I remember being a kid on a dairy farm milking 70 cows and riding on a international farm all tractor. Late 60’s. This new stuff is mind boggling!
Funny how "city guys" think tractors are such a novelty. I can remember Dad showing me how to drive one when I was @7 or 8 years old.. Granted, we never had the big articulated models on the farm, but still big machines for a kid to be operating. That's definitely one highly advanced piece of machinery though.. It's also funny to me when people look at a Farmer's old beat up truck and comment about how poor they must be.. when they've got literally supercar money in some of their equipment stored, uncovered, in a dirt lot until it's time to use it.
Growing up here in Bakersfield, I see it all the time. Beat to crap pickup trucks but millions of dollars in farm equipment. First tractor I learned to drive was a challenger, been addicted ever since. I believe it was a 65E, it seemed so big at the time but these modern tractors absolutely dwarf it.
Yeah remember as a little kid going out to the poll barn at grandpa's and sitting in the mr. Yuk green Steiger and thinking it was the coolest thing ever.
Growing up on a farm is where you learn to drive cat or tractor when you're 9 or 10. You get a lunch box and water jug as a summer gift. at 11 to 12 you rod weed during the summers. Much different labor standards and a better way of life to be honest.
Used to drive daddys tractor to town to the candy store at 12 years old because in Georgia it is legal, no license required on agricultural machinery.
Les Brown , yep knew a millionaire who drove a beat up old Ford stationwagon, with no glass in the back, for the dogs. You seldom see rich folks driving new stuff, because that's how they stay rich.
Jay should do a BigBud 747 video !
LamboFanatic why it’s an old piece of scrap iron
shortthrow50 the worlds biggest “old piece of scrap”
LamboFanatic yes yes YES
LamboFanatic is that a strain of weed?
I could honestly see Jay in a 1,000 acre field putting it thru it's paces. That's what I love about him, he's all about anything with an engine..... He's more than welcome to come put my old '52 Ford 8N to work....
"Your good watch out for the Equilnox park right there." " I'll take that baby out." Jay is hilarious. Ain't nothing but a gas station stopping this beast.
600k for that monster is a steal tbh. These things are used to make money you gotta remember that, unlike most cars on the show
Jon Samuel except that’s just the entry cost, buying farm machinery is the cheap part. Keeping it full of fuel, replacing parts, and making sure it’s insured will make a piece of machinery like this much much more expensive than a small loan of 600k.
@@snowdirt2529 dont forget all the machinery you need, it isnt gonna make money if it doesn't have the right machinery. Idling in doorway isnt gonna make u rich.its too big if u ask me, its only good in a field pulling machinery. Id hate having to do any road running with it, it would take3/4 of road up easy
@@dwoolaver1549 Its not too big for the country, which is where most of these will be
@@snowdirt2529 And then you've got to hope the stuff you're growing or farming gets a good yield that year and the selling price is good.
Small loan of 600k? Is this considered a small ammount of money in the usa? In Slovenia this is a fortune...
Too bad they couldn't have done an actual in-field demo.
Farming 4G just starts casually ripping up the road
That would be like Paulie Shore in "The Son-in-law"!
Farming 4G There’s a Top Gear episode where Hammond “uses” one of these in their field piece. Not sure that will help you though, as it is, as always, professional levels of cocking about.
IH, the gateway tractor.
@@gussyt1761 we had that happen to us on accident once.
Cooooooool!!!!!
Everybody should drive one of this at least once in a lifetime.
Those salesmen were pretty sharp on the facts and not overly condescending. It looks like great fun was had, thank you Mr. Leno.
Great video! I love seeing stuff like this! Tractors in my opinion are some of the most amazing machines on the planet. It’s so cool to watch them transform over the years. Just think, this all evolved from a man thinking: if only I had something to get the job done faster than this horse.
What to do with a tractor on So. Cal streets? Suppose you could always hook a Krone baler up to it and go on a Prius hunt.
loooooool
Did you see the police-escort they had for filming?
I don't think the cops can let you scoop up random cars.
You need the extra torque and traction for the steep canyon roads.
Freedomquest08 Lmao such an idiot. There's so much farming done in California. That's why it's the 6th largest economy in the world. A state having a bigger economy than whole fucken continents.
Oh god, the mental image of a quad-track with a Krone Baler going "om nom nom" at Priuses, is just hilarious! :D
Excellent vid. Jay knows his stuff and these guys from Case IH are very good communicators. Very well done.
Love how Jay asks question abt the radiator, bloke answers, Jay asks the exact same question and the man carries on like nothing has happened..... No one corrects the Leno... Love him, legend
The Farm i work at just bought its 4th a bit smaller then this a 580 and these are truly the workhorses around the farm!
I love the sports cars and hot rods, but I also really like it when Jay does this kind of thing.
I think they should hire this salesman to do all the Jay Leno's Garage videos with Jay. I couldn't shut this video off, it was so interesting.
The grin on Jay's face in the first moments of the video is priceles. perfect description of a man driving a tractor.
What an amazing piece of machinery 💪
Agreed it is amazing, but it is not easier to drive than a normal [modern] tractor.
So it requires a special operator, one who is more careful than most.
The key issue when driving a tractor is not tearing the land up, which tracks makes both easier & harder. As a wheeled tractor will spin, telling you to slow down, while a tracked tractor won't tell you are f-ing up until you really F-up and need the tow cable under the front.
Wow 😲
this is more than a piece of art. it's a mix of high tech and great engineering.
As much as I love your show Jay, this was a real treat. Especially watching you drive a tractor while the police are keeping your lane clear imagine some poor SOB of a Tesla driving beside you and all the sudden you're left turn blinker comes on. About the only thing I'm missing our cameras all about but I guess that's really not important in the field unless you're looking for other equipment working around you. Anyway this was a great treat thank you very much glad you're feeling better and you look greatp
Imagine living close to Jay Leno's garage and seeing crazy stuff like this driving around all the time.
Family: darn it Jim Bob what the hell are you gunna do with a dang ol engineering degree!
Jim Bob: oh you wait and see....
Gabriel C because of jim bob you have food on your plate
$10 says John Deere was on the phone with Jay within five seconds of this airing.
The funniest part of this video was the police motorcycle trailing behind the tractor, even when they turned around 😂😂
Jay is such a gearhead, how many channels can you find with such a diversity of really cool machines, covering the best of the best..thank's Jay...