Massey Ferguson Mid-Range Comparison 5700 Global vs 5700SL

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  • čas přidán 1. 02. 2018
  • Compare the differences between Basic & Full Featured Small Chassis Mid-Range Tractors. Here we look at the 5700 Global Series (Basic Features) and the 5700SL Mid-Range Tractors to show some of the differences you get to help you make a better buying decision which is best for your needs. Come visit us at Vahrenberg Implement your Kansas City Missouri Area Massey Ferguson Dealer located in Higginsville or visit us online at www.vahrenberg.com
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Komentáře • 37

  • @LouisianaTractorworks
    @LouisianaTractorworks Před 6 lety +7

    Man, Both them tractors are awesome. I love the big Massey they look like there always ready for hard work.

  • @matains88
    @matains88 Před 5 lety +1

    That joystick on 5700SL really is a joy to operate, especially with a center pivot trailed mower. I love my 5713SL and now i'm considering getting a 5700 as secondary tractor for tedding, raking and wrapping.

    • @VahrenbergImplement
      @VahrenbergImplement  Před 5 lety

      Both are great tractor just wanted share the differences to help others make the best decision for their needs. Glad it helped. I love those Electric Joystick and our customers do too! Thanks for the comments.

  • @maguire5455
    @maguire5455 Před 6 lety +2

    great video, love to see them side by side. What is the largest diameter tyre you can fit on this tractor (5711 global series). Could you fit a 520/70r38 or 600/65r38 on it. Thank you

    • @VahrenbergImplement
      @VahrenbergImplement  Před 6 lety

      Currently in North America the largest tires are the 460/85R34 (18.4R34) R1W or 420/85R38 (16.9R38) R1W. But other regions can offer different tires choices and feature choices.

  • @glenparks5175
    @glenparks5175 Před 5 lety +1

    Thanks, for getting, back with I'll search, for dealer in my area, got one in Kentucky, that's close where I get parts for my little 35

    • @VahrenbergImplement
      @VahrenbergImplement  Před 5 lety

      Find your closest dealer here: www.masseyferguson.us/find-a-dealer.html

    • @cameronnalley3197
      @cameronnalley3197 Před 4 lety +1

      Glen Parks I’m in Kentucky too! The closest Massey dealer is 30 some miles away in Columbia. My grandpas brother used to own a Massey dealership in Danville. I might try to demo one of these 5700 globals soon. I’m kinda scared because DLH Farms demoed a 5712 and had all kinds of problems. Take care!

    • @VahrenbergImplement
      @VahrenbergImplement  Před 4 lety

      DLH demoed a 5700S Series and there was several things that were not set correctly by his dealer. Pre-Delivery Inspection and Educating Customer on Operation is our Priority and can be seen in his bad demo. Also wasn't comparing apples to apples should have been looking at the 6700S series versus the shorter chassis and smaller 5700S. We sell several 5700S and the customers absolutely love them. Did you see Massey is now going to offer the 5700 Global as Dyna4 Version too. 2 Transmission Choices.

    • @cameronnalley3197
      @cameronnalley3197 Před 4 lety +1

      Vahrenberg Implement oh man a dyna in the global? That’s awesome. By the time I buy a tractor it may be the better choice over the comparable Deere I was looking at. I was looking at the Deere’s because of the features but that dyna trans might just be what turns me back over to Massey. I’ve got a 393 that was my grandpas. Since my grandpas brother had the dealership we’ve always had Massey’s in the family. I’m glad to be able to keep bringing Massey onto the farm.

    • @VahrenbergImplement
      @VahrenbergImplement  Před 4 lety

      They should start rolling into dealers in December 2019. Here is Video Bagwell Farm did at SunBelt Expo where the 5700 Global Dyna4 was announced for North America! czcams.com/video/8wQgRQ8IMiE/video.html

  • @HumbleHaymakers
    @HumbleHaymakers Před 4 lety +1

    What is the difference between the 5700 S and SL series tractors? Thanks!

    • @VahrenbergImplement
      @VahrenbergImplement  Před 4 lety +1

      When they switched from 5600 to 5700SL the L was designation for the Low Profile Hood. When they upgraded to the latest styling they dropped the L and all the Full Featured Tractors are the "S" Series. The 5700 "S" Effect tractor has some cosmetic changes and some minor feature upgrades over the 5700 "SL" Series.

    • @HumbleHaymakers
      @HumbleHaymakers Před 4 lety +1

      Thanks for the info!

  • @JasonCrawhorn
    @JasonCrawhorn Před 5 lety +1

    How much money difference between the two tractors?

    • @VahrenbergImplement
      @VahrenbergImplement  Před 5 lety +2

      It's hard to compare apple-to-apples because of feature differences but a rough starting point is $30,000 difference

  • @artpflughoeft406
    @artpflughoeft406 Před 2 lety +1

    I live in Wisconsin, how would that work for warranty?

    • @VahrenbergImplement
      @VahrenbergImplement  Před 2 lety

      You need to buy in Wisconsin from a Local Dealer. We will not sell outside 60 mile radius of Higginsville, Missouri. We Service what we Sell and the selling dealer is responsible for the Warranty. So buy local and get what you deserve when buying a Massey Ferguson

  • @legobeyond5154
    @legobeyond5154 Před 4 lety +1

    Just got a sl the other day

    • @VahrenbergImplement
      @VahrenbergImplement  Před 4 lety

      That is an awesome Tractor. Share some video of your experiences . We love seeing them in action! Thanks for commenting and watching our video.

    • @legobeyond5154
      @legobeyond5154 Před 4 lety +1

      Vahrenberg Implement I will but I won’t post it on this channel

    • @legobeyond5154
      @legobeyond5154 Před 4 lety +1

      Vahrenberg Implement I’ll link jt

    • @legobeyond5154
      @legobeyond5154 Před 4 lety +1

      Vahrenberg Implement it

    • @VahrenbergImplement
      @VahrenbergImplement  Před 4 lety

      Ye, please share the link. We love to see others in action.

  • @billsmith9610
    @billsmith9610 Před 6 lety +2

    1 made in China and 1 made in France.

    • @VahrenbergImplement
      @VahrenbergImplement  Před 6 lety +2

      Both Made in 100% AGCO Owned and Controlled Manufacturing Facilities. Yes AGCO has a Plant In Changzhou China it's the most innovative and technologically advanced production facility they have created. AGCO has 100% Control of what goes in and comes out of that plant. But creating that plant in China has opened new frontiers & opportunities to supply machines built in other facilities around the world. Tractors, Combines, Balers & More from plans here in the United States like Jackson, Minnesota & Hesston, Kansas can now be imported into China and compete without added taxes & tariffs. It's allowed Chinese Farmers opportunity to purchase and use the same technology farmers around the world have benefited from. AGCO is a global supplier and has global manufacturing facilities around the world that help build equipment to feed the growing population. Both of these products are built & tested to the same strict standards and have been very reliable for our customers.

    • @hafidhikabanda8285
      @hafidhikabanda8285 Před 6 lety +1

      Apple products are made in China and many more, the issue is contolled quality.

    • @VahrenbergImplement
      @VahrenbergImplement  Před 6 lety

      Exactly. AGCO controls what goes in and that effects what comes out. You can build industry leading products or you can build cheap in China or for that matter in any country.

    • @billsmith9610
      @billsmith9610 Před 6 lety +1

      You can build cheap in the US? And a computer doesn't cost 50 or 100 thousand dollars. I like the SL if i needed a small tractor.

    • @glenparks5175
      @glenparks5175 Před 5 lety +2

      That's what's wrong with America, we build nothing, my 1960 Mf 35 still going strong to this day simple reliable America built in Detroit