6210R-7250R-7530??

i have just been all over today. from john deere to the shop floor. 7530 is now totally done and i looked at a 7250R and the 6210R is gone! its disappointing but you can't win them all. anyway life goes on and thats the way it is. im currently looking to England and Europe for tractors. a good trip to the other side of the pond would do me some good anyway. money can be saved by doing things this way even though the resale on them is much less over here i do not care im using this stuff not reselling it.
• Fendt - AGCO Reman CVT...

[@JDfan1990]

My old boss has a 7920 ivt fitted with Front pto/linkage and Deere loader. Very nice versatile tractor I did the winter sowing with it, got put on triple mowers for hay/silage season, did the corn planting and at the end of the year/harvest it did the loader work for carting hay/straw.

[@payne2086]

I picked up a 2016 6215R in October of 2019 with a loader and IVT that only had 2100 hours on it for $94k. Not to mention it had new tires all the way around. Just find a private seller, these dealerships are selling way to high!!! A similar tractor at a dealership near me was selling for $130!!!! They want to take an arm and a leg from farmers these days.

[@JonDingle]

And that applies elsewhere too!

[@nicholasbrown7068]

I just bought a 2015 6125M MFWD cab 24 speed power quad, no loader, year left on extended warranty, fenders all around with 1200 hours for 60k US. It was at my John Deere dealer, I think I did alright. Time will tell. Pre DEF was the big thing for me.

[@payne2086]

@@nicholasbrown7068 I own a 2015 6115m that I bought new with a loader for 115 and I have ~980 hours on it. So far I love the machine.

[@nicholasbrown7068]

@@payne2086 I have the same 2015 tractor, H340 loader, 24 speed. Bought it a year and a half ago with 600 hrs for 80k US. Has 920hrs right now. I like the 6M's pretty basic.

[@matthewroth2257]

You obviously dont know fendt very well, that's all the custom guys use pulling tankers with no transmission problems. Fendt has the best transmission on the market

[@aaronobrien7649]

The vario transmission is absolutely the undisputed king

[@danielaltman9945]

Massey or Challenger with Fendt CVT. Best transmission on the market hands down! Mines been flawless. Once you go PEDDLE MODE, you’ll never go back to another IVT or PS trans.

[@t.c.bowling1934]

Tim said he is going to stay out of D range so he can get overtime 😎. I totally agree with your slow worker drivers... Amen!

[@amossnowdaharleyman9179]

Decades ago I got a service route with Coca-Cola that paid weekly salary and not hourly. Had to fill drink machines and deliver the old style 5 gallon syrup jugs and CO2 bottles. Got trained and was told I could start when I wanted and organize the route in a better way if I wanted as well. Started at 5 in the morning and was done by 10 most days. Boss thought I was skipping stops so they followed me for 2 weeks. I was doing my job so ended up getting a small raise for doing it so well.Can't recall the actual number of cans but my daily average was 4 pallets of cans a day and around 60 syrup jugs. Not a great job so after a few months went back into the USN for another 4 years.

[@clearingbaffles]

amos snow Go Navy!! Did my time in the canoe club on submarines

[@anthonybanda8192]

My family has always bought used tractors . We bought a used combine this fall. With ag prices as low as they are you can't waste money on one machine when you can buy 2 used ones for the same price.

[@joshwerner652]

I know it's a pain but I really enjoyed the video series of the European tractor purchases. Can't wait to see what you do!

[@neilwehling2154]

I have a 2012 6190R with a H380 loader, love the tractor, have had the same trouble with the SCV as your 7530. Recently replaced the electronic joystick, not cheap!

[@golfernky1687]

That was the best video you've put out in awhile.. I really enjoyed that one

[@Daniel-mu4ms]

In Ireland we have a 6830 running at 205 hp for the past few years no problem. I think you should look at getting that 7530 up to about 250hp , I should run it no problem as it has a bigger engine

[@tuba7084]

We have a few 7xxxR tractors with loaders around here. They seem to get around pretty good with loaders on them. My neighbor to the north of me uses a 7235R with a Deere loader for packing silage and feed cattle everyday out of the bunker silo. Feed wagon is on a 4255. He said that 7235R is heavier than his 8310 that he uses for tillage. I understand why you want a short wheelbase though. However the heavier 7xxxR series tractor might be safer for hauling the heavy loads of hay and running the Krone baler. Hope you can find something that will work for your farm in a reasonable price range.

[@kevinwillis9126]

Thanks for the vid Wes.. Have a good day sir..

[@7810ftw]

you could buy a brand new 6250r in the uk alot cheaper than that ! and im sorry to tell you but fendt varios are not a throw away gear box at 5k hours i know of a couple of tractors over 10k hours on the orginal box with the correct and maintenance and driven sensibly

[@Falconavich]

hey, im a technician for a large dealer in england. Personally, for what you do id look for a 6r, all the 7r is giving you is more weight which you dont need(more fuel when roading) as you dont do cultivation work, that ive seen anyway! Get a demo of a 6250r if you can, its a heavy axle much like that 7250r you looked at, much bigger than the 6210r. We have a few on farms and ive never heard anything bad being said about it! No matter what 7530 you look at, a 6250 will piss all over it. ZF's ivt box is tried and tested, stay away from the E23. Its better efficiency (compared to ivt), but you would only see that during road work, you would be too busy changing up and down the gears when baling to notice anything else. Direct drives (for the 6210r) are alright, have a look at the front of the gearbox if its unpainted or looks freshly painted compared to the rest of the box, thats the reverse brake housing, weve changed no end in the beginning as the casing would warp and piss every drop of hydraulic oil out the gearbox/backend. Thats only for the direct drives. Ive only seen one IVT(ZF) box ever replaced, that was not the fault of the tractors or the gearbox. IM GLAD YOURE A DEERE MAN!

[@hedydd2]

The couplers. The rearmost drains lead to the bottle and you can usefully just take the end of the pipe out of the plastic bottle and let what little drips there are when decoupling, drop to the ground. Your couplers may have centre drains as well that drain oil released when coupling/decoupling under pressure back to the transmission housing. This is clean oil.

[@hundra14kronor67]

19:40 I would also take the john deere, have driven 6130R 6155R 6215R 6250R with cwt also new holland T7270 and Puma 240 CVX compare those to the Fendt 724 they are not as fast in changing from forward to revers like the Fent, but the overall driveability Is a lot nicer. And I think the john deere is a step ower the CNH transmission because its smother in speeding up to top speed.

[@tylerderouchie5220]

I spent a lot of hours in a 7930 IVT pulling a 12 row kinzie corn planter and mowing hay with a KUHN 3 header set up. I thought it was pretty bullet proof, excellent machine in my opinion. I'm not sure if they offer them with a suspension or not. I ran a 6615 with a loader a lot as well, love the shuttle shift option but it's not the HP you're looking for at all. Just my two cents, love the videos!

[@fjkingswood]

I’m not having a go or anything but I’d love to know where you get the idea a Fendt Vario is junk at 5000 hours. I’ve driven a few and seen a few more that have got upwards of that, some with closer to 10000 hours that are still going with original transmissions. Ones that have spent their life doing heavy tillage work are getting a bit worse for wear by that point but the ones I’ve seen that do mostly light work or PTO work (heavy or otherwise) just don’t seem to stop. I’m a Deere person as well but Fendt are a great tractor and when looked after they go forever. Even if you don’t buy one I’d recommend using one for a day or two if you get the chance, they are extremely comfortable and well worth a look at least.

[@FrisianFront]

The grass drying company here runs fendt 716s with 16000 hours on them and still the first vario in them. They do only transport work with a forage wagon train. Just look up (grasdrogerij opeinde)

[@hernanarandillaalvarez1477]

Im a little farmer from Spain wish a fendt 412 ,120cv with the original transmission , and everything original but the filters, really reliable machine doing heavy ploughing , chissel , subsoiling with 5 legs , some trailer , seeding and spreading , and please god make it runs another 5000 hours , nowadays tractor are expensive as hell

[@onelonleyfarmer]

i got the idea right from AGCO when i was looking into getting the Fendt tractor. there is an exchange program that they recomend you trade out the Transmission at 5-7000 hours. its there program not my idea.

[@hernanarandillaalvarez1477]

@@onelonleyfarmer Where can i find that recomendation from Agco, it ll be awesome to show that recomendation to the salesman when having to buy another tractor , just to see what he says about their own recomendation , thanks in advance .

[@FrisianFront]

@@onelonleyfarmer that just stealing money from farmers in murica... never heard anything like that from my (fendt) dealer in my village. There are tons of tractors around here that run up to 12000+ with their vario transmissions. 700/800 series. P.s. i am an dairy farmer with an fendt 309/514c and got an john deere 6110r as loader tractor currently since my loader is for fuel pump repairs. Since i got it from an jd dealer.

[@TinoMog]

We bought a case puma 2 years ago and it had 700 hours. Half the price of a new one while it's as good as new.

[@Nick-tz2vl]

Hey Wes as much as we like the newer tractors, I at least wouldnt mind an update on the older stuff. 4320, 4430, 4450 and the 5020

[@williamriley2528]

I can tell Wes never drove an employer gps monitored vehicle...

[@robertrasnake5104]

Got that right

[@onelonleyfarmer]

your correct..

[@laurencegibbs2753]

Don’t know where you got your information about fendt vario boxes from, personal experience has found the Deere vario less reliable, but either are a good machine

[@Hesston4860s]

That 7250R has the direct drive box in it, works similar to a powershift but can be set to work a-bit like an autopower as well !.

[@chris1newbury]

what's that? you're coming to england....... i'll put the kettle on

[@ahuman6825]

Blokes round here who work for the council set off from the job site about 2.30pm to be back at the depot for 4.45 ready for home at 5pm, takes the scenic route every time!

[@Bbbb12-j8o]

a human your an Aussie then

[@jameswrighton5252]

Come to our dealerships and see what we have? I’ll take you to lunch and show you around the farm... we at Burden brothers have got lots of kit, Which meets your needs. We’re in Kent......

[@tothebestwomenilostineedyo5872]

He hard working man respect for all his work 💯👍👍

[@mataiterapreha]

6250 wheelbase very close to 7250, where the 6210 is about 4-5 inches shorter. Avid telehandler fan here and I agree they are not for towing or for wet field work unless you can get one with 600 tyres on it, otherwise it'll go down faster than a $2 hooker.

[@ronalddias8519]

Wes, I was reading a article about a week ago that was saying John Deere has a huge inventory of lease return tractors that they are sitting on and need to move them. It’s hurting them financially. Maybe there is a deal to be made right here in the USA. DLH farms on u tube bought a beautiful Deere for fair money.

[@sr633]

There is a side road off a long street I travel. At 4 o'clock PM you will often find different delivery company trucks parked nice and cozy there .

[@hundra14kronor67]

18:00 that thing with the gearbox is right, att work we got a 2014 724 with son to bee 5000 hours, we want to change it before maximum 6000 hours at least.

[@long30t]

Hey Wes that probably how the non farmer/rancher feels following us in a tractor going down the road.

[@stevefisher9595]

I was hauling grain with tractor and wagons early spring going up hill and had motorcycle passing pointing to side of road couldn't pull over cuz shoulder to soft come too find out it was funeral procession

[@OllyMB]

Best loader we had was a 6215R had loads of power but small enough to get in the tight places

[@tomcouper2075]

Hay pandy Im not one for the comments but when you get a fact that rong the fendt vreo is one of the best we cruntly have afendt done 14000 hr and never bean touched and and a sub contractor we work in with run 12 fendts with minor trans problems Compesrs to what there john deers give

[@hedydd2]

Its a two shaft dual clutch robotised synchromesh powershift. These are JD's own alternative to a CVT but it is not a CVT. It's probably far more efficient but there are a whole lot of moving and wearing parts inside.

[@HenkAnnieNaald]

Fendt hasn't got a cone system. 45 degree hydraulic pumps is their system. They don't run a hybrid between power shift and cvt. That's the difference. It's all hydraulic. The problem is braking with the gearbox and manual control, that will destroy those boxes. If you use tms/throttle pedal control no problems at all.

[@peteraernouts5741]

I hope that includes a loader to holly shit my uncle last year had 3, 6250 and 2, 6210 awsome machines I drove a 6210 a few weekends in corn harvest sweetes tractor I have driven. A friend of mine is a fendt guy but he has had the transmission fail 3 time's now he even said if they coudn't get it fix he woud get a john deere.

[@tylerarters6644]

You might want to look into a 6250R, slightly larger frame than the 6210R/6215R. We have two in stock at my dealership in NE Ohio

[@farmerwright]

Hey Wes have you thought of putting a loader on the 7530? left hand reverser plenty of power and good size for the job....plus your Dad likes it! Then buy a decent replacement for the 8120 to go baleing with...just a thought. Love the videos.

[@rogerholloway8498]

Lots of companies can track the company van, car, truck and tell you exactly when they will be able and should be able to arrive at site. Good thing for employers.

[@dness3673]

Get on machine finder, that's the John Deere used machine website, 7r series you can get a h480 loader. In my state, you can get a used one that had been used by the state for mowing ditches along the interstate.

[@dylanbosch8671]

Where I work we have 20 series tractors 30series tractors and R series tractors. The R series tractors are really nice comfortable tractors but have too many small electrical issues and to be honest I think you would be far happier with like a 7520, 7530, 7820, 7830, 7920, or 7930. We got a 6150r and it's been a problem child since it was new. We have an 8220, 7820, and 7930 that we love. We also have a few 8rs that have been good tractors but you just have more electrical issues with R series tractors and the newer the tractor gets the less a farmer can fix on their own without the computer software that the dealers have.

[@thomasleonard1846]

Looks to me like duals on front would distribute the weight of those bales better in the long run, thoughts?

[@anthonylininger2447]

5000 hrs for fendt cvt? Maybe if it was abused bad. My 930 has 11,300 on origanal cvt pulling tanker 1000 hrs a year. The ivts may have improved, but there wer many that diddnt make it to 1500hrs. You"re a green man and thats fine, to each their own, but you are mis-informed about the fendt cvt, or tractors in general. They are hard to beat. And you cant beat the service in our area, cause they all break at some point. Love the channel keep up the good work!

[@Ethan-ck6iz]

Seems like he heard it from somebody in his area. The Fendt system I'm pretty sure is like the Deere system, but they made it work without the powershift part.

[@bobbrooks266]

Your always welcome over here Wes

[@iceroad416]

Deere is nuts they want 110 bucks for a tin fuel cap for a 310 backhoe. I just about lost it and i am not paying the bill. No locking mechanism or anything built into it either. Highway robery!!!!!!

[@BedeMeredith]

We got 6125r with loader for 120k nzd - 20% new from being part of a farming purchase group, And when I look around a 2-4000 hour model with loader is in the 50-60k usd range. hard to say about service during the life of the machine, but yeah id keep looking.

[@amandayerian7932]

i do an aprceiate your vids an your knnoledge of mechanics

[@FrisianFront]

heh sorry wes, there are running fendt 716s around here with 16000h on and the first vario still in place. they are in the hay drying business here in holland, and ALWAYS on the road with 2 forage wagons attached in train. But with an very good drivers on their own tractors.

[@claetuswoodroofe4164]

FrisianFront would you think your lack of hills makes vario last longer

[@FrisianFront]

@@claetuswoodroofe4164 no its all about the skill of the driver. Then comes maintenance.

[@claetuswoodroofe4164]

FrisianFront probably using field mode for field work instead of road mode like some guys helps a lot

[@FrisianFront]

@@claetuswoodroofe4164 indeed. And nor using the vario transmission as an feetless brake. And gearing up on low rpms or around 15/1600 engine rpms nice nominal and safes fuel. If you want look up google pictures ( grasdrogerij opeinde) haydrying company opeinde. They got cool stuff going on there.

[@mauricecahill3385]

Time to head to England Wes!!!!!!!

[@jameswilliams-rc9hj]

Im a Deere guy but them new versatile tractors intrigue me. They look really simple too work on and upkeep. Now I have no idea if they would work for your operation.

[@rogertalley7944]

I believe that drain also vents the PTO housing. Maybe just put a one way filter on it.

[@stanleyjones4180]

thats crazy money for a new tractor enjoyed the video wes thanks

[@thomasjibson306]

If you are looking at coming to England then it might be worth coming up north to Yorkshire..... Theres a few dealerships round here that may have the right tractor for the job that you are wanting it to do

[@hansherygers4324]

Green Diamond Equipment has a 6210R with 3700 hrs on it and a loader for 125000 Canadian in PEI Canada

[@dalcro9897]

If you look up Parris tractors from England, they have two 6250R s a 2018 and 2019, there really clean and may be worth a look

[@jessehiebert3419]

Just an idea. You could buy a baler/stack wagon tractor with IVT transmission without a loader. Then buy a loader for the 7530

[@JCLawn51]

I wonder what a new versatile would be. They have a new smaller loader tractor line. I think its close to 200 hp

[@dertrommler2112]

So Wes, if you buy locally does this mean that you will trade in the 7410? People can tell you different brands to consider, but you know what works for your operation and what has the best parts and service availability in your area. Good luck on your search and I hope you find what your looking for.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Love me a good saturday morning rant! Woooooo!!!

[@minnesotaoliveranddeere5919]

I did see a 7250R with a loader on it at Minnesota equipment in Rogers I went to look for it and it was sold

[@chevyon37s]

It’s called padding the clock.... takin’ your sweet time!

[@smokiewilliams5219]

Have you thought about buying one out of Canada lots of jd stuff up here and with the exchange rate you get a fairly good deal.

[@fowletm1992]

Nothing wrong with the fentd trans In the jcb anyway plenty 8310s round here hitting 10k hours, theyre Need a while they work But if they don't. Dealing with jcb is like taking a rusty fork to the eye, CNH cvt is rough as guts in the changes but I hear it's reliable enough We stick to new Holland Power shift Can't blame you for sticking with deere Having decent reliable service and parts available is a huge determining factor in a tractor You obviously get a decent run out of deere as we get out of the local new holland dealer

[@ivanvankeulen5214]

What’s the power and beyond? Is it like the load sensing but for hydraulics? So they send much or less oil depending on the machine?

[@FarmallFanatic]

305 grand can buy a nice piece of ground here...😯

[@trossponsor9077]

You can get Fendt 1050 Vario for 300k euros... way better than Deere

[@berndreiner7159]

@@trossponsor9077 Defently agree with that.... but not the right for his job...

[@trossponsor9077]

@@berndreiner7159 Yeah I know, 700 or 800 series would be good for him 60k transmission etc Valtras are also good

[@berndreiner7159]

@@trossponsor9077 Jep.... there are some that would fit 🤷‍♂️🙋‍♂️ Steyr cvt also very good tractor with a good transmission

[@America-First2024]

Always invest in land! Not steel!

[@meandthemrs7403]

I just found out a few months ago that Fendt was another Agco company. I'm not a farmer but, it just seems like a generic bunch of stuff to me.

[@lukajandric1532]

Im farmer und mechanic from SERBIA, im locking ewery your film GOOD LUCK !! My english is poor🤪🤪

[@jeremy.billigton]

dam I wish I could come in and help you guys work and learn about hydraulics and engines I love your vids wes you guys are funny and you guys are great mechanics!!

[@dwaynemurphy814]

I would buy used to with low hours for that price difference. Take a lot of work to make up the difference.

[@GlenironPa]

Thank you Deere Country, good timing

[@Ticdaniel]

🤣🤣 exacly the same here in sweden. The electric company for example. Sometimes you run up to them, and the clock is 3pm, they quit at 4pm. They drive so slow so they are arriving back to office 4. Its crack me up evry time

[@SlipShodBob]

BT phone company here can be a nightmare some of their engineers are good some just take the piss though. They ran a cable under one of our paddocks without telling or telling us how deep it was and a digger went straight through it while sorting a field drain out as it was barely a foot under the ground. He was there from about 8:30am until about 4pm, he worked about 30mins, he would work 5mins then have an hour break and a cup of tea do another 5mins then have a break. All he did was use crimp connectors on the wires didn't even protect them from the damp either with a box, shrink-wrap, liquid tape or even insulation tape. They wanted £600 for it threatening to take us to court for it but suddenly decided they could pay when we asked for a copy of the wayleave giving our permission for the cable to be buried when it was previously overhead until the developer gave the engineers a backhander

[@MRblastRM]

I know that Massey Ferguson, Fendt/Challenger and Valtra are using the same gearbokses. They are all owned by Agco. I have driven many hours inn an Fendt 828 Vario 2018 model, nice gearboks! love it. but its freaking noise! holy! the whining and yelling inn the gearboks is almost worse than sitting on an jet engine on full throttle! as you say they only last around 5-7000 hours before they break.

[@14565]

Valtra builds their own cvt gearbox.

[@onelonleyfarmer]

no they dont! they are using that in all AGCO products and there selling it to JCB.

[@romas3342]

So how fendt offers 8000 hours or 8 year warranty?

[@TikTokTommy]

I know this is only 4 tractors but we have 3 fendt 411s and 1 720 2 of the 411s have over 10k hours one 11k we have one with 8k hours These tractors have been doing contract work so alot of road running pulling shit that's way to big for them (we just resontly got the 720) 720 has allmost 2000hours and is about a year old now. So in my experience they have been good although they have had some trouble with valves and sencors

[@BentTreeFarmPa]

Hey Wes, I don't know if you have looked at Mast Tractor in Ohio, they have a KZbin channel as well, but they have a TON of low hour super nice John Deere 6 and 7000 series tractors for sale with loaders and without. Their prices seem pretty good as well.

[@Kenneth65]

You can tell how they are getting paid by the load, or buy the hour on how they drive. By the hour they drive slow, by the load they drive fast.

[@bootlegger3656]

dont forget by the mile or percentage rates and yes the wheels dont turn you dont make any money . how ever if you invest back into the company do your best and hussel it will come back to you not only in job security but in raises and decent home time .

@@bootlegger3656 Not always! Some members of (mis)management really like ass kissers.

[@bootlegger3656]

@ I agree some folks like ass kissers or brown nosers or what ever you want to call it . What I am saying is dont be a fat lazy ass that lives in his mothers basement thats 300 lbs by the name of chuck . You give them equal weights and measures . You give them what they pay for . Dont leave your work for someone else to do . Dont tear down the job you have because your a sorry ass that should not have the job in the first place . I could not work for the Gov leaning on a shovel all day . Thats not me . I WORK . = Pride in workmanship and quality in product kinda makes since huh .

[@HNCahoon]

If you're going to England, you might as well buy four or five tractors, and do some resale when you get back.

[@bobgwinn5091]

we have ameri gas here in ohio too. nice tractor ur looking at... wow

[@derekkienzle2582]

Seriously before you get another 7530, take another look at a 7930 with a loader. I've got a 7730 with the 20spd autoquad and with lhr it would be awesome with a loader, they turn right as a small frame 7030 and ride better then one because the wb is longer. And no emissions besides egr.

[@frankoch1]

Gas Trucks are continuously monitored for speed and location.

[@frank.s74]

Actually the 7rs are a bit shorter than the 7030s but with slightly longer wheelbase. You can put off the front and the wheel weights, this tractor is already more than heavy enough without them. The one i'm driving is about 12.050 kg without front weight. That's quite a bit for 250 Horse.

[@frank.s74]

Except for Front loader work you might wanna leave the wheel weights on.

[@jasonnorris2979]

The 6 series is the best all round working tractor on my opinion. They were kinda designed for the farmer like u wes.

[@nigelclats6970]

Ok,I enjoy watching your vids,thank you for generally interesting cont and I know your patriotic,but don't slag off tractors you have no experience of. Fendt are the perfect contratcors vehicle.Like JCB,they are fast comfortable and reliable. I have friends and competitors here in NZ and UK that put 1000's of hours on their Fendt tractors with no issue. Any JD tractors below 7series are built in Europe from a mixture of many foreign parts anyway.

[@imchris5000]

heres another angle to the telehandler debate what if you get a small one that would fit nice on the back of a semi trailer for those far away farms getting hay off the piles to the barns. load the trailer squeeze the machine on the back and off you go instead of having to drive a tractor all the way out to that farm

[@ohdeere904]

Hi Wes why did u put the loader on the 8120 instead of the 7530?

[@FollowingKeenan]

Nice!!

[@alanswainson2683]

We’ve got the same problem over here in the uk ,people driving 40mph on a 60 rd , really pisses me off !

[@amossnowdaharleyman9179]

$305,000.00 for any tractor is simply obscene. News article recently about 20 to 40 year old tractors with same HP ratings going for very high prices at auction. farmers said they were looking at HP and weight,etc WITHOUT all of the emission crap and especially without complex computer controls. Now ain't that interesting.... new tractors with a 250 HP rating have a similar engine as old tractors with a 250 HP rating, Amazing. IVT's are only on new: but so is built in obsolescence....

[@bossikofarms6504]

JD 7930 is a beast of a tractor.

[@MASSYMADMAN]

Maybe trade off the 7410& 8120 and bring home a 6210r and a 7530 with loader plus buy a 2nd set of loader brackets for your own 7530 so you can swap about and swap your loader over to your 7810 from the 7410

[@akersjon278]

Have you ever thought about buying a second hand VOLVO wheel loader? (maybe you can do a deal with the mushroom growers you deliver hay to when they upgrade next time...?)

[@adamcoufal9917]

John Deere guys told us the same...¨e23 is same comfortable as IVT¨... so we bought tractor with e23 and I've got to say it's definetly not... IVT is much comfortable than e23... And altought we were told, that engines in 7r tractors except 7310R are bad, that they're cousing some floor heat or something idk... But maybe it's not true we didn't bought 7R in the end, so I can't say... But we got two 8R tractors that one is with IVT and one with e23 and IVT is definetly more comfortable... (sorry for my english I'm from Czech Republic...)

[@chasesblog]

adam coufal we’ve got a 2013 8r with ivt and love it. We first got ivt in an 8130 and loved it so when we upgraded we knew to try and get one with it. We haven’t owned a 8000 series with ps but I’ve driven other people’s with ps and it was fine but I love ivt

[@connorvelthuis2221]

If going 7r consider finding a 7290r. 9.0 l engine instead of the 6.8. Good tractors anyway, I know someone who has a 7230r up at 11k hours and no issues.

[@bcpfarmandtrucking6560]

Holy crap...same reasons why I don't buy new equipment

[@DarLav8]

Amazing how the price of tractors is so much more in the US compared to here in Europe, would have thought their would be more selection there and therefore more competition

[@benjaminstockton3917]

I agree Wes john deer first 305.000 thousand dollars for a tractor that's a lot of money shouldn't be that much i know there good tractors but still that is a lot of money thanks Wes for the video's buddy

[@omejugo1]

you should try looking in Holland and Germany for a good used tractor

[@carl2755]

I have a hard time believing the 7530 has more power than the 8120. It would make an interesting video to load them both up and take them to a dealer with a dyno.

[@14565]

If the Boos tis active the 7530 got over 200hp. Without the boost it only got 190.