Introducing Steiger Quadtrac Heavy-Duty Suspension

As the industry-leader in track technology, Case IH is adding the next level of Quadtrac to the Steiger line-up. The new Heavy-Duty Suspension (HDS) is purposefully designed for enhanced durability, productivity and operator experience so growers can get more done in every engine hour.
Learn more: www.caseih.com/en-us/unitedst...

[@WelkerFarms]

Love the shot showing the rollers float across the furrows.

[@gordonliddy9418]

Man I remember combining durum wheat down in Yuma, AZ on cabbage beds and that was super rough back when the 7250 magnums were a big MFWD tractor, can't imagine how far these has came since then.

[@rafaelfaelfaelfael]

The best, the first quadtrac in the world.

[@Just_a_Mere_Farmer]

For sure

[@joshpitts7256]

Yep... Remember when Johnny Pop claimed there Two track was Superior 🤔🤣. We see how that ended up.. Same way there 30 plus years behind coming out with a Rotor Combine they claimed wasn't any good. But Nothing Runs like a Deere . 🙄

[@jiggyquinn5635]

Thank you

[@moritzhick1183]

Amazing!

[@matthewstevens7114]

Very nice

[@pavelnovak2315]

Quadtrac is the best.

[@Just_a_Mere_Farmer]

Only see 715s in the video is this available in the smaller quadtracks?

[@brobrothersfun5234]

Wow

[@andredc035]

I foresee a green company copying this 👀

[@generationll]

It already has & its called Claas

[@marcellomtm]

Avete visto john deere rx9 920cavalli?quello che si aspettava agricoltore da 20anni cia pensato john deere in 8anni... mahhh il gruppo cnh e sempre così...peccato veramente

[@jayfarmer3911]

Foreign owned company with a made in china engine. Solid. Stable. Still John Deere.

[@kurtwilliams9114]

lol. Never drove them side by side then.

[@steveC2]

Nope, Deere couldn't keep up

[@jayfarmer3911]

@@steveC2 Deere is still in business. Made in the USA. Where is the engine in your Steiger built?

[@Steiger550]

​@@jayfarmer3911Grand Island Nebraska is where it's built

[@jayfarmer3911]

@@Steiger550 your iveco engine is built in Nebraska? Mines not.