I have always liked the deutz tractors since first seeing the 9100 series when I was younger. Still amazed me that those big tractors like the 9190 were air cooled!!
I like to try to feature all brands. Some are harder to locate than others. I have been a Deutz fan all my life. I like the Spring Green color on the tractors. I hope to get a chance to film a JCB Fastrac. The dealer featured in this video just took on the JCB line.
The new Deutz line is beautiful. Maybe even prettier than a Fendt. I saw one recently in Central Pennsylvania. I love seeing European equipment. I've also seen a silver Valtra locally. Makes you wonder where some of these farmers buy their equipment, and why they choose it compared to the domestic brands.
The 9340 TTV is a nice tractor. Fendt and Valtra are owned by AGCO. In 2008 AGCO decided to stop distributing Valtra in the United States. Valtra is the top selling tractor brand in South America.
@@MCMLXXXIV1984 seems to me the quality tractors comes from Europe. In Canada, we have a LOT of German and Dutch brands. In the Netherlands, I would say you see more European brands too though
For all who are interested in farm equipment history I will tell a little bit about the History of the Lauingen plant in which these tractors are built. The Lauingen plant is the former KÖLA plant. KÖLA is short for KÖDEL & BÖHM Lauingen. This farm equipment company was founded in Lauingen Bavaria in 1871 and purchased by KHD, the mother company of DEUTZ, in 1969. In the early years KÖLA mostly produced threshing machines in the later years they produced forage harvesters, forage wagons, loader wagons, balers, hey blowing machines and combine harvesters. As KHD had also purchased the majority of stocks in the FAHR company during the 1960s all KÖLA machines were branded as FAHR since 1971. The KÖLA plant was specialised by KHD in production of combine harvesters since the 1970s. KHD built also there special tractors like the DEUTZ INTRAC series in Lauingen. After severe economical problems in the late 1980s and early 1990s KHD sold the remaining parts of there European farm equipment business to the Italian SAME group in 1995. The DEUTZ tractor plant in Cologne was closed down immediately after take over. Production of the smaller DEUTZ-FAHR tractors was moved to the the SAME plant in Treviglio and production of the larger DEUTZ-FAHR tractors was moved to the KÖLA plant in Lauingen. The production of combines was ceased in Lauingen in 2001.
Very interesting. Thank you for the history. I hope I came close to pronouncing the name of the city correctly. I always get nervous about pronouncing European cities. I do a CZcams search for local news to hear the annunciation of Lauingen.
2 dealers just started selling deutz in our area in western canada now for first time they are back since the old coop implement days in the late 80s excited to see them my family has a collection of old deutzes from the 1950s to the mid 80s
Great video Mate I’ve worked as a mechanic on a lot of the old air cooled Deutz tractors in the 80s and 90s here in Australia and they were Brilliant way ahead of their time 👍
@@bigtractorpower They we’re branded Deutz Fahr here they were the DX series I was working on mate they look identical apart from the cab DX was built in Germany great tractor cheers
@@bigtractorpower you know what I will take a tour in my father in laws workshop his speciality is deutz has like over 10 deutz tractors in shop now. Maybe I can even find a deutz dx 8.30 to film
Beautiful to use as they are designed for comfort and raw performance. They are very highly rated in p.t.o power with very minimal loss between engine however In some gears have a they are prone to failure as they ain't forged like Ford and Massey which don't use the powdered metal process in making gears. Deutz Fahr tractors are mainly Grassland tractors used in hay etc In Germany. I think Same of Italy own the brand.
Fendt must use that very same engine right? Except the price tag would be much higher! Looks like a nice tractor with a decent price! Thanks for showing us!
@@bigtractorpower I kind of thought they likely did. Something you would not think about down there but up here in our cold Winters a lot of the Duetz engines in the Fendts are known for being very hard starters in cold weather. Even with block heaters it’s not enough, if your using the tractor daily like on a dairy farm for example you have to park them in a heated shop. Back when I worked at a farm equipment dealership my boss often bought used tractor online from down South. First thing to check was no block heaters and water in the tires for ballast. Also very weak antifreeze as it can freeze solid and crack the engine block, seen that. He even bought three 1150 Versatiles from a pineapple farm in Hiawi! They should of stayed there as they had a ton of very rough hours on them!!
Jason, you mentioned Farming Simulator in the video - do you play it at all? It's pretty cool to see one of the tractors in Farming Simulator 22 in real life, with the Euro-style front 3-point/PTO and weight. Thanks again for another great video!
@bigtractorpower yes they were extremely reliable engine and very very good on diesel their was plenty of dx 110's amd dx 160's around here up to a few years ago the cab was very comfortable and ahead of its time a bad gearbox though
I like to find a variety of farm machines. Deutz first entered the US market in 1972. I am always on the look out for the Deutz classics to film. It was neat to get to see a brand new one in action.
It's hard for them guys to compete with the likes of John Deere because of service, um nobody around has service like Deere, and that goes for big red in the shed, and big blue, witch is the same dealership um here where I live and the service sucks!!! Because I have talked to a few guys that would like to go red, but today it's all about time so you can't be waiting all day to get something done, I mean a hose or something like that ya you can do it yourself, but most of the time we need that program, but I'm sure we all know that, and when you have 8,10,12 🚜 you have to have it, and everywhere is different !!! Thank you BTF !!! Just say'n!!!
Good dealer support is very important. In the case of the Deutz dealer that is featured in this video they offer great service and support. This dealer is also a McCormick tractor dealer and they have been the top selling McCormick dealer in the United States with hundreds of tractors sold 5 years running. They know how to take care of the customers well.
Oh wow Jason! I haven't been in a cab of a Deutz tractor since the bygone days of our orange 9150! Quite a progression! Does Duetz still offer any air-cooled diesel tractors or is that a thing of the past now with the higher emissions standards? Thanks from Iowa for another great video!
The current range of Deutz tractors are liquid cooled. The air cooled models I think were phased out in 2006. The DX series from the 80’s and the 9100 series are very solid air cooled models.
I love Deutz .....did they merged with SAME tractors ? Jason bring us more videos of Europe legend tractors like FIAT and Landini so exiting to watch them the 1980s top
Yes Same Deutz Lamborghini merged in the 1990s. I am a Deutz and Hesston fan. I hope to get some Deutz tractors from the 1970’s filmed this year. I would really like to film a Deutz DX145 or DX160 as well as a Hesston 1580DT or 1880DT.
Once the Americans build typical american tractors. But now all modern Machines in the US seems very European like Deutz-Fahr, Fendt or JD 6030 series. What went wrong?
The Deutz and Fendt tractor are gaunt popularity in Kentucky where live. The John Deere 6R does well here but there are more McCormick tractors sold in that size.
@@bigtractorpower Why these European tractors so popular there? Is it about a close dealer network? Do you mean McCormick build by ARGO/Landini or the origin IHC brand? Greetings from Germany!
I have always like the Deutz Spring Green. I am more partial to the squared off look of tractors from the 70’s vs the modern round look found on brands today.
I have always liked the deutz tractors since first seeing the 9100 series when I was younger. Still amazed me that those big tractors like the 9190 were air cooled!!
I am a 9100 series fan. They are solid tractors.
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Fun fact:Those are mutant Whites with a Deutz engine
These are my steeds every time in Farming Simulator. I was ready for the message in the top corner about the helper being blocked by an object.
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Thanks so much for featuring something from Deutz Fahr! Definitely my favorite modern tractor brand, followed by JCB.
I like to try to feature all brands. Some are harder to locate than others. I have been a Deutz fan all my life. I like the Spring Green color on the tractors. I hope to get a chance to film a JCB Fastrac. The dealer featured in this video just took on the JCB line.
@@bigtractorpower I grew up in Iowa so Deutz and JCB always felt exotic to me. Would love to see a Fastrac in action. :)
I like the way it looks better with duals. Haven't seen any around me in this area. Maybe at some point? Very cool video Jason!👍🏻
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The 9340 TTV does look impressive with row crop duals. It is a nice tractor.
The new Deutz line is beautiful. Maybe even prettier than a Fendt. I saw one recently in Central Pennsylvania. I love seeing European equipment. I've also seen a silver Valtra locally. Makes you wonder where some of these farmers buy their equipment, and why they choose it compared to the domestic brands.
The 9340 TTV is a nice tractor. Fendt and Valtra are owned by AGCO. In 2008 AGCO decided to stop distributing Valtra in the United States. Valtra is the top selling tractor brand in South America.
I am from Germany and its exactly the same over here with the Farmers. Some buy Lamborghini or US made tractor's and one wonders why.
@@bigtractorpower valtra might come out is North America again though
@@MCMLXXXIV1984 seems to me the quality tractors comes from Europe. In Canada, we have a LOT of German and Dutch brands. In the Netherlands, I would say you see more European brands too though
For all who are interested in farm equipment history I will tell a little bit about the History of the Lauingen plant in which these tractors are built. The Lauingen plant is the former KÖLA plant. KÖLA is short for KÖDEL & BÖHM Lauingen. This farm equipment company was founded in Lauingen Bavaria in 1871 and purchased by KHD, the mother company of DEUTZ, in 1969. In the early years KÖLA mostly produced threshing machines in the later years they produced forage harvesters, forage wagons, loader wagons, balers, hey blowing machines and combine harvesters. As KHD had also purchased the majority of stocks in the FAHR company during the 1960s all KÖLA machines were branded as FAHR since 1971. The KÖLA plant was specialised by KHD in production of combine harvesters since the 1970s. KHD built also there special tractors like the DEUTZ INTRAC series in Lauingen. After severe economical problems in the late 1980s and early 1990s KHD sold the remaining parts of there European farm equipment business to the Italian SAME group in 1995. The DEUTZ tractor plant in Cologne was closed down immediately after take over. Production of the smaller DEUTZ-FAHR tractors was moved to the the SAME plant in Treviglio and production of the larger DEUTZ-FAHR tractors was moved to the KÖLA plant in Lauingen. The production of combines was ceased in Lauingen in 2001.
Very interesting. Thank you for the history. I hope I came close to pronouncing the name of the city correctly. I always get nervous about pronouncing European cities. I do a CZcams search for local news to hear the annunciation of Lauingen.
@@bigtractorpower Your pronouncation of Lauingen was perfect.
2 dealers just started selling deutz in our area in western canada now for first time they are back since the old coop implement days in the late 80s excited to see them my family has a collection of old deutzes from the 1950s to the mid 80s
I collect CO OP sales literature from the 1970’s. The orange CO OP Deutz tractors are cool. I hope to film one some day.
Wow, 11gph less than the Deere, that's substantial!!!
Deutz tractors sip the fuel.
Very
Great video Mate I’ve worked as a mechanic on a lot of the old air cooled Deutz tractors in the 80s and 90s here in Australia and they were Brilliant way ahead of their time 👍
Thank you for watching. Where the Deutz Allis 9100 air cooled tractors sold in Australia in the early 90’s?
@@bigtractorpower They we’re branded Deutz Fahr here they were the DX series I was working on mate they look identical apart from the cab DX was built in Germany great tractor cheers
@@bigtractorpower sorry to answer your question I have never seen Deutz Allis 9100 here
Old Deutz dx model's was cool and very good ( here in Europe ) but this new one look's soo damn cool! :)
I am a DX fan. I would like to find a DX 160 or 145 to film
Just love deutz tractors, we have so many good all deutz tractors running in our area dx range good old air cooled nothing better on fuel consumption
The DX series are solid tractors built to last. I sure hope to find one to film.
@@bigtractorpower you know what I will take a tour in my father in laws workshop his speciality is deutz has like over 10 deutz tractors in shop now. Maybe I can even find a deutz dx 8.30 to film
Build quality and very good fuel economy Deutz tractors are well known for very good tractors
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Hey that’s a nice I have 4 Deutz Fahr I really like them
They are nice tractors. I have always liked the Spring Green look.
@@bigtractorpower The green makes me think of these as the Steiger of the future, if Steiger wasn't part of Case IH.
It's cool to see deutz tractors in action😁👍 looks like they are great machines👍😉
Nice video👍
Deutz is well worth looking at. They have allot of nice standard features.
my boss was thinking about buying one of these so i might get to drive one around they look so cool in my opinion
I hope you get a chance to operate one. Deutz makes a nice tractor.
I really like the looks of this tractor, nice and flashy looking
It has a great look and smooth operation.
@@bigtractorpower It looks great! How is it on fuel economy?
GREAT VIDEO Jason, Always have loved the looks of the Deutz tractors.
They are nice tractors.
I use a 1975 1466 love the older tractors
The 1466 is one of the all time greats.
I saw a new deutz tractor a few weeks ago going on a trailer, That is on of the first Deutz Fahr's I've seen in eastern canada.
Very cool.
I like Deutz chore tractor range, compact and versatile, will maybe demo one sometime
Deutz has a nice range. We’ll worth a look.
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Great awesome video Jason. Love that deutz tractor , that disc is very different,
Deutz has a long history of solid tractors. This new one is impressive.
Beautiful to use as they are designed for comfort and raw performance. They are very highly rated in p.t.o power with very minimal loss between engine however In some gears have a they are prone to failure as they ain't forged like Ford and Massey which don't use the powdered metal process in making gears. Deutz Fahr tractors are mainly Grassland tractors used in hay etc In Germany. I think Same of Italy own the brand.
Yes Deutz is part of Same Lamborghini tractors.
I really like the looks of those machines. With those large metrics on it, it would look really aggressive/rugged with duals.
Metric duals on this Deutz would give it an extra strong look.
Nice video Jason, like the Deutz
They are nice tractors.
it's amazing seeing European equipment in America. doesn't even tru to blend in at all.
Good find.
It was fun to spend an afternoon filming this one.
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Thank you for watching.
Fendt must use that very same engine right? Except the price tag would be much higher! Looks like a nice tractor with a decent price! Thanks for showing us!
In some of the models Fendt and Deutz share the same engine.
@@bigtractorpower I kind of thought they likely did. Something you would not think about down there but up here in our cold Winters a lot of the Duetz engines in the Fendts are known for being very hard starters in cold weather. Even with block heaters it’s not enough, if your using the tractor daily like on a dairy farm for example you have to park them in a heated shop. Back when I worked at a farm equipment dealership my boss often bought used tractor online from down South. First thing to check was no block heaters and water in the tires for ballast. Also very weak antifreeze as it can freeze solid and crack the engine block, seen that. He even bought three 1150 Versatiles from a pineapple farm in Hiawi! They should of stayed there as they had a ton of very rough hours on them!!
Did you notice that the front left tire is camber at a angle just a observation 😎
Nice german machine
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Jason, you mentioned Farming Simulator in the video - do you play it at all? It's pretty cool to see one of the tractors in Farming Simulator 22 in real life, with the Euro-style front 3-point/PTO and weight. Thanks again for another great video!
I do play FS with my son sometimes. It’s a cool game.
A sunroof that’s a nice feature
Additional visibility. Especially if a loader is on the tractor.
Here in Europe deutz always were great on diesel even back in the 80's they were well ahead if yhe pack
They are good tractors. Deutz first entered the US market in 1972. I would like to find some of the classic
Air cooled DX models to film.
@@bigtractorpower Hi, first tractor I've driven was a D4006 and also got the chance to run a D10006 a few times choping silage 🇵🇹🇵🇹
@bigtractorpower yes they were extremely reliable engine and very very good on diesel their was plenty of dx 110's amd dx 160's around here up to a few years ago the cab was very comfortable and ahead of its time a bad gearbox though
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I'm sure there is lots of parts and service around for that.
In my area there is. This field was located 1 mile from the Deutz dealership.
Hello! This is high quality european equipment.
Deutz makes some nice tractors.
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Good looking tractor, now it's time for some classic SAME tractors, Buffalos, Tigers, and Hercules
If I see them I will film them. 👍👍
It’s interesting to see European equipment working on an American farm
I like to find a variety of farm machines. Deutz first entered the US market in 1972. I am always on the look out for the Deutz classics to film. It was neat to get to see a brand new one in action.
It's hard for them guys to compete with the likes of John Deere because of service, um nobody around has service like Deere, and that goes for big red in the shed, and big blue, witch is the same dealership um here where I live and the service sucks!!! Because I have talked to a few guys that would like to go red, but today it's all about time so you can't be waiting all day to get something done, I mean a hose or something like that ya you can do it yourself, but most of the time we need that program, but I'm sure we all know that, and when you have 8,10,12 🚜 you have to have it, and everywhere is different !!! Thank you BTF !!! Just say'n!!!
Good dealer support is very important. In the case of the Deutz dealer that is featured in this video they offer great service and support. This dealer is also a McCormick tractor dealer and they have been the top selling McCormick dealer in the United States with hundreds of tractors sold 5 years running. They know how to take care of the customers well.
Oh wow Jason! I haven't been in a cab of a Deutz tractor since the bygone days of our orange 9150! Quite a progression! Does Duetz still offer any air-cooled diesel tractors or is that a thing of the past now with the higher emissions standards? Thanks from Iowa for another great video!
Only air cooled available are in india up to 60hp i think all most everywhere else is liquid cooled to meet emmissons
The current range of Deutz tractors are liquid cooled. The air cooled models I think were phased out in 2006. The DX series from the 80’s and the 9100 series are very solid air cooled models.
hi can someone tell me whats TTV for?
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Great video. Did you notice that the dirt is not very rich with nutrients, pretty light color. Why is the ground not amended?
In Kentucky the soil is a red clay mix. It produces 200 plus bu corn nicely.
There is good red soil and bad red soil, they ar blessed with the good red soil
I love Deutz .....did they merged with SAME tractors ? Jason bring us more videos of Europe legend tractors like FIAT and Landini so exiting to watch them the 1980s top
Yes Same Deutz Lamborghini merged in the 1990s. I am a Deutz and Hesston fan. I hope to get some Deutz tractors from the 1970’s filmed this year. I would really like to film a Deutz DX145 or DX160 as well as a Hesston 1580DT or 1880DT.
@@bigtractorpower ooh yess i am fun of those big toys of 1970s and 80s ..if you cna find one please give a show of fiat
Nice tractor although it’s rather loud inside the cab.
That is the air Condtioning. I did not have my go pro and I used my cannon camera I film in the field with. The cannon pics up the air vents well.
Groundhog hole at 3:05? Lol
Winter wash out. There are allot of sink holes in the area as well.
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Thank you.
The cab isn't anything like the Deutz DX120 lol
I like the DX series. I hope to find a DX145 or DX160 to film.
Did u go to europe to film this?
No this was filmed in Auburn, Kentucky
@bigtractorpower ah i got confused by the European style caution signs lol
Does he idle down on turns?
The turn he made around the 7:35 mark the tach was at 1400rpm.
@@paulpence8895 thanks!
Once the Americans build typical american tractors. But now all modern Machines in the US seems very European like Deutz-Fahr, Fendt or JD 6030 series.
What went wrong?
The Deutz and Fendt tractor are gaunt popularity in Kentucky where live. The John Deere 6R does well here but there are more McCormick tractors sold in that size.
@@bigtractorpower Why these European tractors so popular there?
Is it about a close dealer network?
Do you mean McCormick build by ARGO/Landini or the origin IHC brand?
Greetings from Germany!
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Thank you for watching.
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Thank you for your enthusiasm to watch the video first so often.
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That shade of Rena is nice but I like the John Deere and green myself much more preferable
WHY IS HE NOT PLOWING THE WHOLE FIELD
They worked the entire field. I only show 10 minutes worth of work on a 50 acre acre field.
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Thank you Paulo.
Doesn't look like it turns very sharp
It seemed to have a normal turning radius on the field.
@@bigtractorpower ok thanks I couldn't really tell seems to be a decent tractor get excellent fuel economy
Mere billions of peanuts being planted in Texas already done absolutely
Very cool. Just waiting on a little Warner weather here to start planting corn. It won’t be too long.
@@bigtractorpower Corey Banlin on CZcams maybe?
25 gallons of fuel an hour on those Johndeeres. So that 125 dollars and hour. Let’s go Brandon.
Claas Arion 410 and John Deere 3640
Very nice.
Do they really sell implements in America with the ugly twin red/white striped Euro signs instead of standard, gorgeous SMV signs?
The UFO is built in Europe so that is the way it comes.
@@bigtractorpower Yes, but I’m surprised there aren’t import regulations that require them to fit proper SMV signs on them.
@@ArmpitStudios American signs look like crap lmao.
I don’t like the looks of modern DEUTZ-FAHR tractors. They look for me like a green painted egg.
I have always like the Deutz Spring Green. I am more partial to the squared off look of tractors from the 70’s vs the modern round look found on brands today.
dont buy deutz they have terrible warranty
What is their Warrenty?
@@bigtractorpower they are all about the same now days. We have a dealer at our coop and they have warranties just like the other brands
@@bigtractorpower their warranty is when they don't know how to fix something they start ignoring you
give examples
dont talk shit like that suffeks i own by myself 5 Deutz machines and theire Warranty is the best so idfk maybe you talk about Fendt