2019 John Deere 9620R Goes To Work
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- In this video we look at a new 620 hp John Deere 9620R as it goes to work in the field for the first time.
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6:50 is the best when the farmer stops to allow the dog up in the cab. Always nice to have a buddy!
My dawg is my best friend he doesn’t take a back seat for NOTHING OR NOBODY. I LIKE HIM MORE THAN MOST PEOPLE
Picking up his dog was the best part!
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I think it's all pretty accurate handled a lot of it for a lot of years . Thanks for all the videos you make for us arm chair farmers!!!
Thank you for watching.
Model m John Deere was my first at driving a tractor !!! 1970’s. Great old tractor. One row planter !!!
I really enjoyed this video, It is nice to see the farmer letting the dog in.
That is Sadie she rides along most days. 😁👍
The dog gets a ride before Jason does! LOL
Sadie enjoys riding along all day.
Like Rocket from how farms work. 😁😁
@@christophergoodman404, Rocket's cool.
How about the Welker Farms dog who rides on their Big Bud's fender, way cool !
I thought that was funny too, dog gets to ride first in the new tractor LMAO
Sure is more impressive than when I was farming with a 8650. WOW! That thing is a beast.
I need the right equipment for dah job I’m pulling loaded trailers in excess of 125,000 pounds running sun up to sun down, 250,000 acres sir. NOTHING RUNS LIKE A 🦌 Deer
You ROCK....I really enjoy this series....
Thank yuh for watching.
The 9620R and 9620RX are the biggest tractors of all John Deere tractors. I have toy 1 like that with big duals and it's a ERTL 1/64 scale.
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I have seven of them and cost a tad bit more than urs. Only by a couple of zeroes. I LOST COUNT
I remember when JD Tractors had that debrie that would even cause fires. Glad too see that JD fixed that PS great vid!
The best part was we he put the dog in the cab. Awe
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I live just 10 minutes from where they build these. Crazy!
Waterloo must be impressive to see.
bigtractorpower I believe they have 5 different plants in Waterloo. Giant buildings. I'm positive they would give you a tour if you ever stopped through.
Hey cole !!! Love the videos !!!
Griffin Wiegert Thank you, Griffin!
That is one HUGE tractor!
It can cover some ground.
Thanks for watching my tractor. I run 14 to 18 hour days. I need the right equipment for the job.
Thank you. Love that green. :)
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Thank you for stating the price of this machine. I would like to see you do that more often as I’ve lost touch with ag equipment prices. Keep up the great work BTP.
They are a big investment. It is interesting to see how much a machine costs. On the classic tractor videos I make I always include the price and it is interesting to see how the prices have grown over the past 40 years.
@@bigtractorpower Prices have jumped lots over the years. Remember being told that we'd looked into trading in our White 4-180 for a 4-210 or 4-225 when they came out and they were well over double what the 4-180 was when it was new! That's back in the late 70's early 80's!
I'd love to work on a farm that has big equipment and lots of acres. I would almost consider moving up to Kentucky just to farm!
Western Kentucky is a major farming area. Kentucky is not often thought of for large grain farms but the Western side of the state has very large farms and tracts of land.
Amazing video sir and Nice explanation!!!
Thank you for watching.
I enjoy watching your videos with the big tractors
Thank you for watching.
It's really great to always see your video's. You do what you love and is passionate about and you're sharing it with thousands. Good on you to make people smile and enjoy your video's because we are supposed to have fun while alive. Keep on making people happy and greetings from Australia
Very cool to have a tractor fan watching from Australia. I enjoy getting out to film these machines to share on CZcams.
Nice video thx. I was amazed to see how easily the tractor turns even with those 3 huge wheels on each side. It must be quite an experience to drive one.
The triple tires are nice for a smoother ride with less bounce, they improve traction and reduce compaction.
I like the triple tire set-up.
Humming Cummins sounds fantastic
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I couldn't afford the fuel but love the video's thanks
Thank you for watching. It is a big investment for a big job.
Scott Cummings thanks for watching. Fuel is 400 a fill. Dis is my life.
Another awesome video,love to see those large rigs .😎
Thank you for watching.
I just can't imagine how much bigger these tractors can get.
There must be $25,000 worth of tires on that rig.
In a just a few years we will see 700 to 800 hp 4wds.
That’s a lot bigger than my 140 farmall!
The 140 can do allot more jobs. 👍
Now that's a anhydrous set up for Travis.
It covers some ground in a hurry.
.@@bigtractorpower. It would be 1 pass for Travis with that setup.
Wow, cool job colleagues 😮
Thats over a million dollars worth of equipment running through that field!
It’s a big investment to get a big job done.
Yes it is but they have 3 of those 9620r's and one 9620rx
Was thinking not much change left from $2million.
and you just said why many farmers are so broke and stressed
Caden Sullins I have seven sir
Dogs, lucky furry one gets a ride. Great video and audio ,thanks and G'day.....
Thank you for watching. 👍
I had to get off a two lane road near Alma Michigan for a rig just like the one your are showing. Now I know the big blue thing was behind the biggest tracker I have ever seen.
Typically these machines and implements are about 17ft side going down the road. The operator wants to make it as quick as possible because they don’t like being out on the road blocking things up any more than the cars behind them like it. These is allot to watch moving machine this size on the road including power lines, mail boxes, the edge of the road and other motorists.
listen at that turbo 🤤
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What is the level of boost under load? F450 up a hill with 24,000lbs is pushing 35+
With that tractor it looks like if things aren't going well where you are you could tow the whole farm to a better location
I tow in excess of a 120,000 pounds. Thanks for watching my tractor
A lot of tires on that beast!
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@@bigtractorpower 12 tires less compaction less damage to the soils better traction just like 18 wheeler more tires less weight put on ground
Very nice tractor sir love it
The 9620R is a big machine that covers a bunch of ground.
My dream job has always been to be a farmer... But missed out.
I wish I could farm as well.
That's a big tractor!!!
It can cover some ground.
sweet! like a dream .. .if only
Q fantastico q El jonn Deere.. q maquina..
Wonder what a new set of tires for this puppy costs. Bet it hurts...a lot!
I've seen several fires start with tractors not having those side panels.
It is a good upgrade. Case IH introduced the same concept in 2009.
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I should think that after John Deere saw what happened they must have thought "dang, what were we thinking?"
36 acres? thats it?
That’s all the two tanks will carry at the rate the NH3 is applied. The farm has 30 of these wagons so they are always at the ready to make a quick switch.
I know it’s way early but I’m already looking forward to harvest videos! Thank you for your work.
It will be here before we know it.
That's above my budget!😂
Don't they have the challenger no more ,that was the guy that always drove the one challenger with the john deere's.Love the engine sound.
The MT875E is still on the farm. It will be seeding soybeans. You have a good memory about the operator. He is the farmer. Mainly he runs the MT875E but last fall during tillage he ran a 7210R on a ripper for several acres.
this farm doesn't mess around {big time farming}
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In your parade video the little tractor with the snow blower I was hoping it was a John Deere 165 Hydro like I have been looking for a snow blower attachment but can’t find one
You might try Lawn & Garden Tractor Magazine. They may know where to find attachments for a 165.
Very very nice tractor and video, great improvement with the engine covers for sure
It is interesting seeing the developments of the tractor over the past 4 model years.
Luv the vid keep up the good work
Thank you for watching.
Wow thanks for the video! Seems strange that the farmers are on the fields already! Here in Southern Manitoba all equipment is still tucked away in sheds. Still lots of snow to melt and the ground is still frozen solid for 3” deep!
Ouch that is cold and frozen. Here in WKY on we get to March 1 Spring gets under way.
bigtractorpower Seems early for me, but born and raised here so I don’t know any different. Some huge farmers, 22,000 acres often seed there cereal crops on top of the frost. A bit of a gamble but it pays off very well some years.
I am a german fan of your videos with the newest and biggest traktors. You mentioned several times that the farm replaces their tractors ans combines often maybe every year to reduce downtimes in the field. But how often do they renew the tillage, spraying or fertilizing machines? Keep it up!
Thank you for watching. It is honor to have people watching from other parts of the world. You have a good question. The sprayers are kept three years. There are three sprayers so one is new each year. Tillage implements are held a long time. They add new tillage implements but some are near the 20 year mark.
great, 12 wheels tractor
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So how many times have you gotten a big whiff of that NH3? lol Once you do you will never forget it.
That's because it knocks the wind out of you! Lol
I have been filming and photographing NH3 application for almost 20 years. I stay very alert to which way the wind is blowing and where the tractor is turning. It is not a product you want to come in contact with.
@@joshlewis3069 It does more than that. It takes all the air out of your lungs instantly like your in the vacuum of space, snot is pouring out of your nose and eyes are shut like your blind. One time the NH3 rig came uncoupled from the 3pt hitch on the 4630 I was using. Of course all the hydraluic hoses came uncoupled from the tractor. I drove to the top of the hill ... tank was full. I closed my eyes, held my breath and ran to the tank. climbed onto the tire and it took forever to turn it off. I thought I was gonna die.
My brother almost died one time when the coupler shot NH3 all in his face when it came uncoupled from the applicator. I found him laying face down in the field. from then on we switched to 32%
@@bubbawubba2307 damn lucky. We don't usually mess with it. We switched to liquid instead of pelletized fertilizer, and if we do no till we usually have a custom guy do it.
Muy buenos videos john deere lo mejor ☺
Bad ass tractor
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Not trying to be negative but it seems like a 500k machine should have had engine covers from the beginning. Awesome video as usual
Case IH Steigers added the side panels in 2009. Not sure why John Deere waited but it’s a welcome improvement.
Awesome video Mike. This sure makes the slack time go by faster at night. The most I've ever been able to farm is with a Case 585. Very small tractor for our small cattle and poultry farm back in the 80's. Moving on in life, my career has been a Paramedic, but the dreams of working a farm continues till this day. Nearing 50 now, I'm way to old for a career change, but I am curious as to what these farm hands make working these type farms? The proper question for me........How much would it cost to ride one. lol
All the best and I hope you and your family had a great Easter weekend.
Excellent video as always B.T.P..
On the 2018 version of the 9620-R,can the side panels be put on it like the 2019 model?.
That is a very good question...
Beast! Filmed the tracked version myself 👌👍
Thank you for watching. The 9620RX is a neat tractor. Three farms I film at have 9620RXs and two others have 9520RXs.
@@bigtractorpower have one close to me that pulls a 12 furrow plough, with furrow press. Hell of a sight
Are you going to do any videos on the Tabasco operation on some of those farms around the Hopkinsville area
Awesome Video Buddy!!
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Great video. 👍
Thank you for watching.
Another fine video.
Thank you for watching.
The Big Brutes @ Work.
Nice.
Thank you for watching.
Si alguien puede decirme, que es lo que estan incorporando al suelo con ese tanque...grasias
Like the videos seen several from this farms just wondering why they apply nh3 on narrow rows looks to be 20” rows when they plant 30” row corn just wondering
They work the field at an angle with NH3 and plant corn north to south. The fertilizer also helps carry over to the winter wheat crop planted after corn.
Great video.Do they ever let you operate any of the equipment that you tape?
They would but I stay so busy I rarely get to drive tractors.
Why wouldn't older models like the 2017 have a panel there if debris is a problem? Seems like it shoulda been there awhile ago.
so john deere dealers can keep fking you after they pulled your pants down with the initial purchase ? just a stipulation when you buy john deere products
@@johndowe7003 I'm guessing your an ih guy right? Can't stand your company went out of business? Or new style case which is only alive because of new Holland. I like the question mark. We're you questioning what you were saying? Through Deere you pay for them sure but you get the best dealer network in the world. The one company that keeps making parts for almost all machines for years long after they should have quit making them. An amazing service network. But that does come hand and hand with being the worlds largest ag manufacturer in the world.
@@chadjustice8560 i just don't like how JD dealers screw over farmers with their shitty services and software that isn't supported and that they're against the right to repair act
That's one BadAzz Tractor. How much does one of those trailer loads of Fertilizer cost roughly ? Any idea, thanks.
I do not know. That is a good question.
prices vary by supplier and depends on cash discounts and the time of purchase, buy it and pay for it in December is the best buy.
august paying close to 30,000 a shot. Thanks for watching
Newholland 3630 🌪🌪🌪🌪
How many engine hours do they put on in a year?
What’s the average size of the fields they farm?
They farm everything from a 5 acre field to a 2,800 acre field. Many of the fields are in 1,000 acre blocks.
Nice video and nice tractor. My Rottweiler always rides with me in our Case, except when she's had a rich breakfast.🤢 She could just about power it if I had the right connections.
Is there a particular reason why this farm uses 3 smaller tyres rather than wider duals or LSW tyres underneath their tractors?
They have used triples since the 80’s. The triple tire set rides smoother and has far less power hop than metric duals. The tires are less than half the cost of duals. LSW tires are nice but they reduce tire wear in tillage by running the triples between the rows of corn stalks.
The 8010/8020,WA-14,WA-17,8960,8970 are 4WDs that did not use a Deere diesel either
You are correct.
How many hours will that tractor have by the time they trade it in?
I would say at least 1,000 hours by this November.
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Thank you for watching.
Dig it !!
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Great video as always! Could you state torque figures as well as hp?
380 lb-ft torque at 1600rpm ;)
How many hrs a year do they put on these 4wd units?
Over 1,000 hours a year.
You wouldn't by chance know if the 2019 engine panels will fit a 2018 and earlier model?
I am checking on that with some dealership friends.
not to mention that debris could be a fire hazard if it wasn't for the debris shields
Yes.
You should come to idaho .
I hope to some day.
What sort of hourly rate do these operators earn an hour?
I am not sure. I am guessing fairly well as most of the farms I film at have the same team in place year after year.
What day was the last 4 or 5 minutes filmed?
By the way amazing video as always jason!!!!!
That was Thursday evening.
@@bigtractorpower ok they looked more dusty then they did Saturday for some reason🤷♂️
They only took him a good 20 years to put them panels on that is always a bitch to clean out between the tire and engine especially if you are running through wet wheat stubble it gets packed in there than the engine almost bakes it into a brick and there's no easy way to get it out
Hopefully this will be a positive upgrade.
debris management engine panel technology. or - they forgot to cover engine in previous model.
It is an upgrade for this year. I am not sure why it was not added sooner.
Anhyndros fertilizer.
What's the torque rating
a lot!!!!!
I can believe a bugatti cost more than two of these
Show the new2023 videos
I have posted several new videos in January and February plus a few shorts
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What don’t farmers talk lb ft torque numbers re: engines
I am not sure. For years it was pto hp and now most often it is engine hp.
Do you mean 185 pounds of material? That doesn’t seem like many acres with a total of 10000 gal of material per wagon. Can explain more in detail.
Anhydrous is in a semi gaseous state in the tank so a 10k gallon tank is really only about 85% of that tank is utilized Otherwise its overly pressurized. Anhydrous is also lighter than water being 5LB per gallon rather then 8Lb per gallon. There is only about 4Lb of actual nitrogen per gallon. But I do agree with you that they should be getting more average per tank, somewhere around 110 acres per tank unless they have high wasteage or are applying 475Lb of actual nitrogen per acre.
The video shows 2 different wagons 1 has 2 1000 gal tanks on it the other has 2 1450 gal tanks . The 1000 gal tanks have approximately 8800 lbs of NH3 (anhydrous ammonia) in them it is 82% nitrogen so you have approximately 7216 lbs of actual nitrogen in each pair divided by 36 acres equals 200 lbs of actual nitrogen per acre. They are one thousand gal tanks but they are only filled to about 86% to allow for expansion so NH3 weighs about 5.2 lbs per gal like he said that is why the 10 thousand figure is out of whack. NH3 is only a liquid when it is under pressure which changes with the outside temp. When you release the pressure as in applying it it becomes a gas that is why you see the puffs when the toolbar comes out of the ground.
Thank you for the details Lee.
Do the 2019’s still run the Cummins engine?
Mike Gray Go back and listen to the first two minutes
Yes they do.
How unfortunate that you don't know how the Internet works - www.deere.com/en/tractors/4wd-track-tractors/9620r-tractor/#/
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mfreund15448 I knew the early models did and they used to have a Cummins engine badge, I just didn’t see one on the 2019 model
How in the world do these farmers afford to buy $600,000 and up machines like this? Its not just one some have multiple tractors. I could see maybe if you had many thousands of acres to plow and take care of like out west but man. The Welker Farm boys dont even have tractors like this and they rebuild old units. Apparently farming can get you rich? Has to to be able to afford these units.
Good questions. Farming here in WKY is like farming out west. In the town I live in there are at least 10 farms that range from 10,000 to 40,000 acres. 5,000 to 10,000 acres is a common size farm here. The farm you see in this video has five 620 hp tractors and four 420 hp tractors. What is the finical secret? A warm climate that allows for double crop soybeans. Half of the acres on every farm here is in wheat. That wheat is cut in June and soybeans are drilled right in as a second crop. So if you farm 2,000 acres you get 3,000 acres harvested per year. That is a huge boost and requires big new fast moving machines. A farm like Welkers in Montana has acres but because it’s so dry they can only raise a crop on half the acres each year. So if you are farming dry land wheat in Montana and have 2,000 acres you only harvest 1,000 acres per year. It’s all about climate and location.
To better understand the farming here in WKY watch this video m.czcams.com/video/0cZsKxEXyXg/video.html
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for that price its way to much plastick and way to loud inside the cab
The green new deal don't like this
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