Will the 724 pull the 5710? đ€
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 17. 07. 2022
- So we hooked the Fendt 724 up to the Bourgault 5710 to see how it pulls so we can make future plans. It doesn't pull it as good I was hoping for. Reminds me of the Fendt 1050 pulling the 68ft Bourgault. đ€·ââïž
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Here I Germany it's common for 700 fendts pulling 3m planters power harrow combinations. So seeing this type if tractor pulling this big of a planter is fascinating đ
Germans are good with cars
Coppy equipment for farmers from USa or Canada
3 Meter nur also wir fahren 5m
Also bei uns fahren die meisten auch nen 724 mit 3m 3balken grubberđ€
@@schwabischeagrarfilme8667 also wir mit nem köckerling 5m trio
@@tomasztomasz5202 Well, Fendt may have the roots in Germany, but since Agco owns Fendt, you could easily say it is an US company even if the development does still happen in Germany. So, why copy ? And since Claas and Krone do sell pretty good in the US, might be some good machines coming from Germany as well.
And since there is practically no need for those huge Bourgalt seeders here, one wouldnÂŽt need to copy them at all.
She did decent for a mid sized tractor... đ
i ordered my 716 with dual pumps as i use it for planting, ive pulled my 28ft 8800 bourgault with a 714 in a pinch, worked well in dry conditions
That tractor ie doing pretty dam good . Fill the bucket with rocks . Nice crop up north.
Great video. Thank you for sharing this.
If I remember correctly, it was when we extended our drill to 48ft that our AC440 (orange Steiger bearcat with different engine) decided to start hating life :P that was articulated 4WD but around the 230/240hp mark, it pulled it, but you didn't want to try and take off with it in the ground and the old V8 screamed all day :D It got replaced by a Versatile 935 and not long after the drill got replaced with a bigger one because that straight 6 Cummins hardly cared the 48ft was behind it, amazing the difference 100hp and a BIG chunk of inline 6 torque can make
A 935 has a 903 v8
@@NorthEastSaskFarmer in North America apparently they did yeah. But in Australia every one I have ever seen has the 14 litre Cummins six with a turbo. Versatile were always happy to customise their tractors to order. I genuinely doubt any would have been sent down here with the 903 to be honest. V8's were not popular here once diesel and turbos took over, they died out very quickly.
I love seeing your videos down here in South Mississippi we have cows and hay
Everything is looking green, with nice soil with worms, and plenty of moisture. Let's just hope it isn't an early, or cold fall, but I doubt it. We are all wishing you the best crop ever!
Crops nice and green up North. Mr. Mike đđ
The crop looks amazing đ
Crops looking great.
Awesome video thanks for sharing â€ïž
Thank you for another great video!
Hey Mike, we need a crop scouting tour of both the south and north farms đ
It's coming đ
@@mikemitchell2554 What is the germination rate for MOSQUITOES đđŠđŠđŠđ€Ł
@@gavinperry7237 too high! đ
@@mikemitchell2554 I will take mosquitoes any day over the bumper crop of ticks this year.
I joke about wanting winter to arrive as my record is 17 ticks in a couple of hours.
When they show up on your supper plate then that is really pushing my patience.
@@gavinperry7237 they are so bad this year too! I hate them haha
I like how he said little 40 ft drill mean while Iâm out here using a 6 ft oneđ
I use Avon skin so soft for the mosquitos after hearing the gamekeepers up on the moors use it, works a treat!
Hey Mike, i think i now what you need,
1050 with tripples.
Greets Ronny
La vidĂ©o m'a plu et le tracteur 724 et le semoirs est bien intĂ©ressante đ
Smashing that like button. Always great content
I got a BIG OLE FORD 946 Just put a new center section in it have not used it that repair and fix all the little stuff over 21.000 ITS A BEAST will pull that with the TRACTOR ATTACHED up for sale!!!!!
Proper tractor that.
Great video Mike
Looks like a good excuse to upgrade the 724 to a 9 series
A 1050 on duals would be fun on that drill
Iâm Australian was in Canada in 86 at Whitewood in east Saskatchewan. Boss had JD8430 pulling 40 foot gear. Always thought to much for 220 hp tractor. I would have used 0 to 35 max
Great vid
Mike, fendt 724 big đȘđȘđđ€Łđźđč
We pull a 50ft bar and an 8t cart with a fully duelled up 305 magnum and itâs definitely at its limit
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Thank you for sharing.
Should put some paired row openers on that drill or side band for the second chute
we pull the exact same setup except 12 inch shovels on 9 inch spacing and we pull it with a 8760 john deere 4 wheel drive and there are some hills we have some problems with that 300 horse tractor. they say 300 is about the smallest youd want to pull a 40 foot
My neighbour uses a 722 to pull a 4 furrow plough, and I've seen him struggle with it in mud. Didn't expect that to work at all, especially with no weight on the front
Loader plus bucket and grapple are a help.
At my work we have 716 with a 4 furrow plough and that work just fine in heavy clay
Mây neighbour uses a 716 to pull a 10 furrow plow easy⊠it depend if the groundâŠ
Mây neighbour uses a 716 to pull a 10 furrow plow easy⊠it depend if the groundâŠ
@@alexgub8837 i doubt that it has 50cm/Furrow, but yes it depends heavily on the soil. We are ploughing with a 718 and a 5 furrow with 2,5m weith 30cm Deep and a compactor on light ground. Its a good combination.
Fill your bucket with soil, more weight.
Mike, I think you should hook that thing up to Ernie and see if it can even pull that thing across the yard.
Psh, a 354'd pull a 50ft easy.
Next year you can get a 728 to pull the drill with đ
I would drop the front end bucket off the loader and the grapple make it a lot less light on the front axle
That would remove weight and traction which is actually what he needs more of not less
How much power should you have for this Bourgault 7510? On a quick search I could only find videos with larger tractors on YT, even if the seeder is narrower than 40ft.
If I was an oat seed Iâd want to be them
Worms are life
Hi Mike. Are you planting oats to harvest or for hay?
Fill that bucket with dirt for traction!
The front end is too heavy as it is, need the weight on those duels to squat them some more. Bucket has alot of mud stuck in it.
Mike non farmer here been enjoying you channel for over year watch you go thru drought last year will this be a bumper crop with the rain or is it to early to tell?
Mike love the channel and content but have a thought about getting rid of the 724 , getting a second hand 936 and a telehandler to satisfy your loading needs. What do you think buddy????
Make it a Gen 6 942 and I'd say you got a real plan there!!
Need your farm on farm simulator asap
You think the mosquitoes are bad there you should see what narrow hill provincial park is like went up there last weekend and your borderline flying away
Mike I have a question: Iâm not real familiar with that climate way up there, will these crop have enough growing season to mature? Like we get frost late Oct to early Nov it must even earlier up there?
We get frost early-mid September usually, sometimes in August although more rare, depending on what part of the province. Snow and frozen ground usually occurs end of October to early November. The growing season is quite different from the south farm. I farm about 500 km north of his south farm.
It will be close đŹ typically depending on where you are located, frost can come as early as first week of September to late September. I and the whole country is hoping for the latter.
Seems to me like the condition of the soil was pretty bad still - but of course you know your land and what to expect from your equipment.
Would it make a difference to throw some more rubber on that Fendt, or do you think it's too much? I can see how the slip is below par. How do you consider the front weights compared to the loader? I'm thinking you're around 2000 lbs with the loader and bucket, but I think it should be able to carry about 6-8,000 in the front? Also, your tractioned wheels are now outside wherever you could get the wings of a machine with twice the reach. Could you expand a bit on this?
I donât know the biology of mosquitos except I know they flourish around moisture. My curiosity is, where do they come from and how do they flourish without animals? Iâm sure there are some animals there but without forests, not so much.
I suppose the only difference is Agco weren't lying to you telling you the 724 could pull it haha
What did AGCO lie about?
Hey Mike,
Dont you have a 930 fendt or a bigger John Deere with more than 240 hp at your farm down south? Why didn't you bring one of those to the north farm? They should also be able to run the roller
They are not mine
Do you guys get the fendt 828 in Canada because if you do that may just have enough power to pull that drill fairly comfortably and yet still being small enough to do loader work and what not.
There's a loader for the 800?
@@hazgebu well I've seen some with front loaders.
Simpler for Mick the better
Those crops look really good. Was those crops done with the bigger one or that tool?
I'm going to vote no it won't pull it down hill possible tho
How do you get the crop of the land while it's ready to mow Mike wen it's now already wet?đ
Maybe it will be a dry fall- some years it is. Maybe they will need wide tracks on a combine!
The old 1050 would of been perfect for that drill.
that would kinda overkill also
1050 pulled a 68 or an 84 with a 900 bushel cart. Woulda been overkill for this drill
@@williamuskoski1385 yeah but the 1050 struggled and that was dry conditions with triples, hence why they got rid of it. Dualled up, I doubt it would be that overkill in the soft stuff. And engines can throttle back. Idk why guys think you always have to run at a tractor's limit. The 1050 running at 50-60% power isn't going to burn much more fuel than that smaller one running flat out. Might even do better since not as much fuel is going to slip.
@@jfdb59 Have to keep the rpm up for the hydraulic driven fans.
If you donât mind throwing a 600 thousand dollor tractor infront of a 10 thousand dollor drill just buy an old 4wd tractor and it would be fine
I seen the 724 on Kijiji what is it being replaced with?đ
why is your outside wheel going the other way and the others are all going the same,( on the planter)
Maybe you need an even smaller lighter machine to work on this land
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I think your a good farmer Mike
Now you just need some good luck
Mike went from all the horsepowers to not quite enough horsepowers. Either way I was certainly just as curious as you if it would have enough snort to move that thing around.
How many acres can you seed with that cart full
Pick your bu/acre seeding rate and divide!
Why were you driving over where you already had a good stand?
How many acres do you guys farm on both farms?
A bunch! Lol
With all the water in the north this year you should have been planting rice.... lol
@Bonnie Meyer what are you talking about....are you high?
I think the rice jokes are getting pretty old already
@@Northern_Farmer Really.... did you have to comment that? Some of us don't have time to read the comments all the time. I barely have had time to watch his videos. Something just popped into my head and I wrote it. Take a pill and chill out your under a lot of stress or something your being so negative. Just a joke bud.... just a joke
@@syndicateleader6396 yea I know..but I see it constantly..one comment after another..plant rice...plant rice
@@Northern_Farmer well I haven't been on here at all....take a chill pill bud.... your way to concerned about what others write.
Earthworms are good, but if you find them with a white band around them they are not good. I saw video on it, and wished I paid more attention to the details. But it sounds like they break down the soil structure or something like that. They say to destroy them as they are harmful, and not your friend. Just looked it up they are called Asian Jumping worm, you can find videos on them on youtube.
Hmm mm they sound delicious! đđŹđ§
I seen the 724 for sale. I wonder whatâs coming to replace it. Good job mike as always
Where at?
There is a new 724 for sale in Swift Current, but that isn't Mike his tractor
@@tjakko4659 that's what I thought
@@calebrozeboom Kijiji at wymark
Possibly the new 7 series coming out with new styling, 300 hp max, and a motor that can start in the cold
Are you flashing back to the days of the 1050?
Yes đ
There are so many mosquitoes that we can see them like dots on the video.
Its a Fendt.. If it cant pull it. you sell it !
The 724 wheels are more like rotavator blades cutting up the land, hook up 1167 and enjoy the power & traction, after all we now know what a fantastic machine it is. đđŹđ§
How come the 724 is up for sale?
Fendtâs nickname is âslippyâ
Earth warm=live
No live no plants
U nead sun flower or hemp to drain your land dipper for water reserve
Why dont you get rid off the loader for Jobs like These? I know im being childish but i just think it looks ugly when pulling an seeder haha
He needs all the weight he can get.
Next time the bucket full with dirt and a concrete block whit 2-3 tonnes in the 3 point why a kat 4 in the back should help.đ
Its always easy wen you have tips and dont musst do it selfđđ
Why�?? Just why???
Vario is the problem. It eats all the power, especially going slow.
Just john deeređđ