You didn’t show you starting it, did it require 4 people putting in keys, turning at same time, saying “go” or “no go” before turning keys from mission control?
@Steve Wilmes tools and parts are available for purchase in a lot of cases you pay about what the dealers pay. Also 99% of these codes and such arent bespoke to deere it’s a SAE standard j1939 code set. You can easily work on your machine if you have some know how.
@Steve Wilmes if that’s the case then I completely misunderstood. To clarify, if you make no modifications and have a breakdown due to faulty and original manufacturer part, they will *still* not honor the warranty??
@MrIkesimbaokay now you’ve pissed me off. I grew up on a 300 cow dairy farm I still keep ownership of today, I’ve spent more time operating and working on machines than 99% of the people on this fucking thread. Just because I went to get a job off the farm so I can continue to grow the farm means nothing but I’ve got experience from both side of the argument, thank you. Now shut the fuck up and go fuck yourself.
Even old tractors without electronics have a lot of buttons and levers. Hand throttle and foot throttle, diff lock at the feet, front loader hydraulics ( two levers), 3 point hitch hydraulics lever, range shifter, gear shifter, clutch, left wheel brake, right wheel brake, kill switch, power switch, ignition, and probably one or two others I’m forgetting.
@Tom Keehn i know absolutley nothing about tractors and have always lived with the asumption you just turn the ignition and go.
Affter seeing this and your explanation i have grown a new appreciation for all people who drive tractors. Deffinatley not as easy and someone would think…
J T It’s really not that hard tho, if you can drive a car and play video games driving a tractor only need some time to adjust. Tractors have the easiest clutches in the world so even if you can’t drive stick it’s not a big deal. Most of the controls you don’t use unless you’ve got some attachments on it.
The sad part is that Deere is now making it so hard to repair it yourself that it cost an arm and a leg to repair. If you have to take it to a dealership to repair you got to get a flat bed which is going to run 2 to 5K just to come pick it up and bring it back. That’s on top of the repair costs.
@luvdocumentary they have to or you see companies especially car companies make the designs so complicated like you see in German cars that you need a $5000 scan tool to see what is truly wrong with your vehicle or have to take to the dealership where they gouge you for repairs.
TIL Blake Lively’s little sister is a farmer.
Hahaha
Somebody should make 1 of those deep fake videos.
Are you serious?
You didn’t show you starting it, did it require 4 people putting in keys, turning at same time, saying “go” or “no go” before turning keys from mission control?
@Kurtis McCartney then take a nap. AND THEN FIRE Zee MISSILES!
Fox 2!
@Craig Cooper I would legally change my name to John Deere if I got the chance to own her
IM JUST KIDDING
TURN YOUR KEY SIR
@ᖴᗩT ᗷOY ᗯOᑎᗪEᖇ joke or not, its still embarrassingly cringy
This looks fun, I wish I knew how this work to play with all the different settings.
That’s insanely impressive. The amount of telemetry being collected is really cool.
Windows 10 would like a word with the tractor
Totally agree! Data nerd me is super intrigued!
Very interesting, more info about the data logged would be great to hear.
41 years of driving just about everything including heavy equipment. I can drive anything.
Two minutes inside a modern tractor cab. Except that.
Dekoth-OGN yea, these boogers are complicated
Bloomberg: “farming is easy you just put stuff in the ground and watch it grow”
Why didn’t your rocket ship fly into space though? Did it broke?
Shit, rockets are simple compared to this.
Solid fuel rocket is basically just on or off, right?
Which screen do you guys use to play Farm Simulator?
This is the Microsoft Flight Simulator version of Farm Simulator.
Out the front window
Damn, didn’t John Deere watch Interstellar???!!!
Dude my uncle farms. I’ve been around tractors my whole life. This setup is fricken insane.
Have you guys had issues with the whole “OnlyJohn Deere can repair your equipment” ?
@Steve Wilmes tools and parts are available for purchase in a lot of cases you pay about what the dealers pay. Also 99% of these codes and such arent bespoke to deere it’s a SAE standard j1939 code set. You can easily work on your machine if you have some know how.
@Steve Wilmes if that’s the case then I completely misunderstood. To clarify, if you make no modifications and have a breakdown due to faulty and original manufacturer part, they will *still* not honor the warranty??
@MrIkesimbaokay now you’ve pissed me off. I grew up on a 300 cow dairy farm I still keep ownership of today, I’ve spent more time operating and working on machines than 99% of the people on this fucking thread. Just because I went to get a job off the farm so I can continue to grow the farm means nothing but I’ve got experience from both side of the argument, thank you. Now shut the fuck up and go fuck yourself.
I’m no farmer, but folks I can fix this problem lickity split! All you do is point one of these here➡️🖕 at John Deere! AND THERE YOU GO!!
@John Doe I am a farmer
Never thought I’d find a video on driving a tractor this interesting
@Kev M i had no idea what she was saying but i looked at the whole video
Never thought famous Youtubers commented on random videos.
never thought you would be watching a video on driving a tractor instead of 24/7 making trap bases
It’s cuz you got the lotion out, fam.
@longshot I do other stuff too, but youtube doesn’t send it out
My dad is the greatest driver i know and wont drive a tractor because of too many “beep boop buttons”
I now know what he means
Even old tractors without electronics have a lot of buttons and levers. Hand throttle and foot throttle, diff lock at the feet, front loader hydraulics ( two levers), 3 point hitch hydraulics lever, range shifter, gear shifter, clutch, left wheel brake, right wheel brake, kill switch, power switch, ignition, and probably one or two others I’m forgetting.
@Tom Keehn i know absolutley nothing about tractors and have always lived with the asumption you just turn the ignition and go.
Affter seeing this and your explanation i have grown a new appreciation for all people who drive tractors. Deffinatley not as easy and someone would think…
J T It’s really not that hard tho, if you can drive a car and play video games driving a tractor only need some time to adjust. Tractors have the easiest clutches in the world so even if you can’t drive stick it’s not a big deal. Most of the controls you don’t use unless you’ve got some attachments on it.
[f]irst time [f]armer , pls be nice ♥
A tractor in developed country has more tech than my broke ass family combined.
I just signed up for Farmersonly.com
Uppity Pilot: There is a lot of technology in my plane and you wouldn’t understand.
Cool farm girl: Hold my beer…
I didn’t read the title properly and was wondering why this train or mining truck had so many screens.
The sad part is that Deere is now making it so hard to repair it yourself that it cost an arm and a leg to repair. If you have to take it to a dealership to repair you got to get a flat bed which is going to run 2 to 5K just to come pick it up and bring it back. That’s on top of the repair costs.
redmustang04 redmustang04 Hopefully states pass laws like the electronic’s right to repair.
@luvdocumentary they have to or you see companies especially car companies make the designs so complicated like you see in German cars that you need a $5000 scan tool to see what is truly wrong with your vehicle or have to take to the dealership where they gouge you for repairs.
I just showed this to my 13 year old daughter and she was so inspired by you!