Test Driving the AGCO Challengers!

Test Driving the AGCO Challenger MT743 and 1043 tractors! After our factory tour we were able to head out to the field and see how these machines actually drove.
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[@aldoagnellini756]

yes the wheeled one is made here in europe, at the fendt factory

[@flatbilly26]

Agco dealer is back in my neck of the woods after many years being MIA. a lot of guys are going back to Massey. Some of this is due to the mega Deere chain around here having horrible service but Agco stuff is nice. Keep up the awesome videos.

[@deecotton5435]

Love challenger tractors. Owned a land clearing business. I specialized in mowing extremely steep hill sides and over grown property. Ran MT465b tractors with schulte XH1500 rotary cutters. The tractors were 4x4 with duals out back. Belly pans and tree bars/ Roll bar's. The tractors were put through hell everyday and were almost flawless. They are very operator friendly. I live in Kentucky around lots of horse farm's. Several of them run Challengers with 10,000 plus hours. With only routine maintenance done to them.

[@bobthebuilder2922]

Ok now that's cool lol

[@nashguy207]

Thanks for taking us with you and onyx on the demo rides. For someone that doesn't know anything about tractors they seem like very nice tractors with a lot of features. Looks like onyx arm healed up well. Have a great week Zach. God Bless!!!

[@JCLawn51]

Make sure you wear an agco jacket into the Deere dealer next time. Let them know they haven't completely brainwashed you yet.

[@eisenwerks6388]

The legends say the Deere employees are legally obligated to skin the jacket off you and mount it to their wall.

[@Brian-rx9xx]

JCLawn51 pl

[@thatontariofarmer]

@@eisenwerks6388 best thing I've seen all day 😂

[@ssnoc]

Product is 75%c... customer service is 25%.....

[@j_w_customs_3433]

You can put six packs of b... soda in here.😂😂

[@bsuqueren]

-farms-with-life5322 - tommy boy reference

[@andrewmullin3625]

I was just about to comment that lol.

[@j_w_customs_3433]

@@andrewmullin3625 oh really

[@andrewmullin3625]

@@j_w_customs_3433 yah lol

[@monicabennett8246]

Lol

[@kylesmith9956]

Growing up in a family where both of my parents worked for a Caterpillar Dealership I remember when the first 65 series tractor made its delivery. Sold it to a grading company with a pull behind pan. Honestly, it’s been pretty cool to watch the transformation from the original 65 to the E series and the integration of technology

[@ximalas]

It's nice to see tractors have evolved over the years. So far, I have only driven a low-power, manual transmission, Fiat tractor from the 60s on my grandparent's farm here in Norway. Farming Simulator is nice, but nowhere close to the real deal. Thanks for having us ride along, Zach.

[@ericsegars2775]

Well Zach, I had the opportunity to demo a Challenger 575b on my farm and guess what it never left. It has been a very dependable asset to our operation. Dealer support has been exceptional when needed. I think a local agri businessman not far from us just took delivery of the 1000 series you drove. You should ask for one to put side by side with the Deere. Farm on my friend!

[@MustangsTrainsMowers]

Around 1979 we bought a new IH 3388 2+2 for $33,000. I was 12 at the time and I drove it on public roads. It was really nice for pulling the New Holland haybine and chopping corn.

[@TwoFarmBoys]

What a privilege to be able to drive those BEASTS! Awesome video! Have a great day!

[@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754]

as a john deere guy I cant wait to get into fendt challenger tractors! especially with Ziegler. open till midnight during the week, unsurpassed field service. the guys at Ziegler can take better care of me then I was able to do when I was at deere.

[@MillennialFarmer]

Jon Stevens Maple Grove Farms you're making the switch?!

[@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754]

MN Millennial Farmer yep! my checkbook not brand loyalty pays the bills. As far as your farm you're very close to Elbow Lake. Its the little shop that could! you have Paul,Curt and Tony for service. you have a good service manager and salesman Bob there. I can see Ziegler having a hard time to get you to switch. When it came time for us to buy a new planter I called Princeton, I called Saint Cloud, and a couple other John Deere dealerships left messages that I am buying a planter this week. I called back when the office lady told me to call back. When you call a dealership three times over a week and leave several messages that you're buying a planter and they don't call back that's not right. In the meantime I had seen an ad for white planters so out of curiosity I called of Ziegler. Got a brand new 2016 planter in the summer of 2016 but since planting season was over it was considered old. 25 grand off retail price, 1.5% finance rate!!! that new planter was similar price as the used ones we were looking at but with low finance it made sense. I will wrestle a guy to the ground if they tried bashing on the 10 series and older deeres. fight to the death! as of late it seems like deere cares about share holders money more then quality.

[@turbodiesel4709]

Jon Stevens Maple Grove Farms : Seems like Deere is rapidly going to shit, and it's a real shame. Guess that's what happens when you start building poorer quality and continue to market it for a premium price. That, and all the Chinese... need I say more? Folks will always be willing to pay a little more for quality, reliability, and good service. Take any of that away, and then all you have to bargain with is price point only, and the lowest cost almost always wins out. Don't get me wrong, I'm a Deere guy too, but my wallet spends towards what machine will do the job best for me. At the end of the day, quality, reliability, and service/parts support are what matter in any machine. Deere's push for all the large dealership franchise monopolies to arise is also a huge mistake. Our "local" Deere dealer "conglomerate" just doesn't cater to the average farmer like they once did, especially if you are a smaller operation. Big mistake. Deere seems to think that building tractors today (especially little compacts and sub-compacts) is like building automobiles. They couldn't be more wrong. They're cranking out a lot of cheap tinker-toy junk and continue to shove 'em out the door on the under-educated public. Although many folks nowadays are naive, most aren't stupid. There's a reason Kubota has been growing stronger in the USA, which is truly sad to see. Expensive electronic technology is nice and all, but it just makes everything much more expensive, and less reliable. It also makes machinery difficult, if not impossible in some cases, for the average farmer to repair on his own, which is simply idiotic. Deere needs to wake up and go back to building the quality of machines that they built in the 1960's - 1980's, from their basic riding lawn mowers to their articulated monsters, and everything in between. They also need to continue to support their durable and proven older iron, & not continue to pinch off parts availability like they've been quietly doing for the past 20+ years now. Odds are they won't. They'll likely continue on their slow, painful path of market share losses until the company eventually goes belly up. I honestly hope not, but I fear that on their current path, Deere is going the wrong direction. Sometimes, less is more.

[@triplehairsoft6387]

This is why you're the only person I'm subscribed to you and you're the only person I watch

[@pointbreak9850]

I was waiting on Pt 2 of this🎉🙌🙌 Best farming content on KZbin hands down. ✌ and God bless stay safe. 🚜🇺🇸🚜

[@Budd56]

What he said up there^^^^^^^

[@ksufarmer5319]

We sure have loved our Challenger CVT tractors. So easy on fuel and that ride is awesome! Good video.

[@MagnumCamNZ]

Never run a fendt and we don't get challenger here but loved the 86 series massey I ran with 4.2m 8 leg sumo quattro, was doing 2 passes per field prepping for spud planting on New Zealand 👍🍻🚜🇳🇿

[@WBOS72]

Thanks for taking us along for the ride, answered a lot of questions.

[@plcwboy]

The hood and tires are massive because it is a 517 hp emmissions tractor. A 9rt hood is pretty massive, also.

[@Studio23Media]

Tractor salesman seems like a pretty sweet job. We're all anxious to see what you bring home next. 👀

[@plcwboy]

The salesman/representative did not do a very good job of presenting his product, to be honest.

[@guy_incognito7538]

@@plcwboy you should explain your opinion...

[@EnglishFarmer]

nice tractor i enjoy watching your videos i always learn something new

[@Toxictr0ll]

There is a huge Challenger dealer not to far from me, makes me drool every time I drive past.

[@LegoWormNoah101]

Same here. In Pittsburgh Texas there is Holt Agribusiness, the AGCO dealer. They have Challenger, Massey Ferguson, Cat, and I saw one Fendt being serviced.

[@BeforeTheNoose]

We have a fendt here in the UK same as the 1000 and you can get it in black...it looks amazing

[@MillennialFarmer]

Mia Cassinelli the black ones are awesome

[@farming4g]

@ 14:14 ... I totally saw that quote coming lol Looks like you had a blast and so did your little man.

[@davidvincent3010]

That was awesome they were able to let you test the tractor with the digger attached. Enjoyed the video

[@MillennialFarmer]

David Vincent you said digger!!! Careful, people will know you're from MN!

[@nicofrick9575]

Go for them. Best tractors we've ever bought beside Fendts. Just make sure you have a good dealer

[@TheGhostOfLuciasClay]

Ahh modern technology enough cup holders for a six pack and auto steer for a designated driver. Now that's built in convenience. Lol

[@MillennialFarmer]

madfarmer912 dave they know what their customers need...!

[@chadbeverly4926]

@@MillennialFarmer still dont have the happy ending button 😂

[@pepifarms5009]

Another great video Zack thanks for sharing with us

[@thomasbellamy4850]

Those are badge engineered fendt's and there's nothing wrong with that. The company I work for uses Fendt 716, 718and 724s. All have exactly the same interior and controls, for a new person it can look daunting and can be confusing with the different pages and how you can for example change what button does what spool valve or works the hitch etc. But once you get used to the controls its easy, smooth and hassle free. One of our drivers spent time in the states with development of the new tracked challenger and the company has just received one new in Fendt colours. The driving force of AGCO development is through Fendt now and is here to stay.

[@lovejcdc]

Yeah I think it's probably gonna happen, The MN Millennial farm is going to get a big new Challenger and I predict it will probably be the MT743. But I would very much like to reccomend the MT865E.

[@MillennialFarmer]

Ernest Biddle time will tell!

[@arranfraser8581]

Fantastic video! Thanks from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@2fast65]

Great video guys thanks have a good night be safe.

[@pivotmanfarming2265]

Agco might not be all that great but I’d rather have it then John Deere people think John Deere is the greatest thing ever were they dumb

[@typingpong]

We have a case ih 290 cvt with large singles on it. It can be weird at first hearing it in the field but its kina slick how itll rev up if you get in a wetter spot with a spreader and just hum along.

[@holst7183]

Us older people, would not have been so surprised, if we had to use the foot pedal, to get the tractor moving. My grandfathers old intenational from the 70's worked like that ;)

[@MrHowieZ1973]

Jesus, you got to be a computer scientist to run that thing . I'm a dumb old farmer . I would need about a month of schooling to plow my field . lol Good thing you had your kid there to show you how to run it .

[@MillennialFarmer]

Harvey Zearing I kept thinking "I bet he knows how to run it already"!

[@Glideslopes]

Steel Toed Cross Fits? Never knew they made them. Learn something new every time I watch something here. ; )

[@MillennialFarmer]

Glideslopes they're for box jumps...!

[@patrickcosgrove6637]

Best farming channel

[@ryanp6999]

BoB Cosgrove it is a great channel, but I’d have to say HFW takes the cake on this.

[@hunterfrohning3612]

We had a 1042 demo at work for custom anhydrous they are nice but took us about 30 minutes to start and move the tractor not as simple as our 8370rs or 9510rs

[@ltxlaunchpadding3721]

Wow The Farming Simulator 19 Graphics look amazing ! Cant wait #November20th

[@mitchmay4613]

I was a john deere tech but left for more money to work for agco and I'm telling u deere is very monopolized agco is very open and more consumer and tech friendly they readily share there data

[@bradh7472]

That's probably why they can charge the crazy prices for everything that says Deere on it. Still love the company, history of Deere. Great American company. They don't give anything away for free. LOL

[@TheChiefSteel]

I'm becoming more and more a Challenger fan. Grew up with mostly Deere and International.

[@andrewmaas6620]

Those tractors are awesome

[@thecloudedyeti1810]

One tractor I wanna say rides really well in the JCB fasttracs as there suspension is in credible if you ever get the chance to drive the 4220 or the 8330 would definitely recommend taking it plus that extra speed on 70 kph is amazing

[@amacdona32]

Actually impressed with the challengers. never really gave them much thought till now.

[@3069mark]

I just don't know how my Dad was able to farm 1500 acres in the 1960's without all this new big machinery. All Dad had was two JD 4020 diesels (no cabs), two 5-16 moldboard plows, a 20 ft. IH disk, a harrow to pull behind the disk, a 6 row JD planter, a JD front mount cultivator, a small rotary hoe, and a JD combine with a 4 row cornhead & appropriate grain head, and a couple old 1950's grain trucks with about 300 bushel boxes on them. Dad got 'er done though, and was one of the most successful farmers in the area. Makes me wonder if today's up and coming farmers could have made it in the old days.

[@w8stral]

What you just typed is why crop yields have increased by 3X...

[@davidcox6177]

I really like the open way the rep engaged with you on this and a really interesting couple of vids.... Thanks :-)

[@brandonb86]

thanks for this video, as someone in mid-thirties getting into farming, its nice to see someone who knows what their doing still confused. The tractors I am in are fendt's and are the exact same controls. Awesome channel fella

[@jamesmcclaren6534]

Very nice looking tractors ty for sharing 👍 and your boy was a great side kick 🍻

[@denisgallagher109]

A Fendt 1000 a nice tractor for sure. Excellent vid as always.

[@thesquad8829]

Denis Gallagher yeah even the 714 fendt

[@henningquast8456]

zachary smith Even the 211 is. My father is a apple farmer in northern germany and even the narrow track version for of the Vario is great. Probably the best narrow track tractor out there (also the most expensive one). John Deere’s small tractors are actually pretty shit compared to the other brands.

[@SoybeanFarmer3300]

almost like here go figure this out. I'm pretty sure they're not going to let just anyone do that. I like how you did not edit out your technical difficulties, made this very real for me. thanks for the video.

[@MillennialFarmer]

Soybean Farmer I left out a few complications!!

[@Studio23Media]

Double bag a couple trash bags to use as a cooler liner. That way you can just pull the bags out at the end of the day and no liquid left behind.

[@jonasbrock3959]

The 1000 Series is made in Marktoberdorf in Bavaria (Germany). To be honest: the turning circle is bigger than on a 4wd or a tracked tractor and more made to be more versatile than a tracked tractor/4wd.

[@pfamkuchen]

Jonas Brock Looks a bit like Fendt

[@OOpSjm]

Same company

[@ToastbrotRaver]

AGCO bought Fendt 20 years ago

[@henningquast8456]

Niklas The Challenger 1000 series is basically the Fendt 1000 series, just painted in yellow (and of course some slight changes like the Challenger only get‘s the small Joystick and probably different emission settings for the US market).

[@butcherbill565]

this Fendt are just great.

[@BRPFan]

I think you need a Challenger tractor on your farm! They are very good tractors!

[@jgjohnson379x]

Pretty good video on those tractors. I have a Massey tractor with that cvt and I really like it . Was always a Deere guy but tried a massey for a change up.

[@freightdawg6762]

Beautiful Tractors

[@mohammadfirdaus4206]

100 likes..nice approach..technical leisure..and fun also educative and thumbs up..

[@Dasquadwith6]

Hello from SE South Dakota... Your channel is great, and I really enjoy watching your videos.

[@black07rr]

So crazy seeing farm tech nowadays, I broke out on a John Deere 4020, and the bigger tractors on the farm were a 4640 a 7600 a 4230 and a 4440 maybe if I remember, that was 25 years ago lol

[@gnelson720]

This video and the plant tour was awesome. I was just at the Jackson plant 2 weeks ago for work and didn’t get a plant tour, so i guess I basically just got my tour...lol. I also think it’s awesome you were going that night to watch the LOLMDS. I plan my summer travel around their schedule, as much as I can. A good friend of mine, Jimmy Owens, races in that series and I help in the pits when I get to a race. I’m hoping to make that Jackson race next year.

[@Ben-gs3ve]

@MN Millennial Farmer Yes the challenger 1000 is a ground model from Fendt located in Germany and its very funny how you guys are use to Track Tractors not to Tractors that size with thies large tires :D I am from Germany by the way ;)

[@DEDBRD-di4yj]

Mr MF I just gotta say, that Challenger 1000 sure looks like a Fendt 1050........😂. Great videos keep it up!

[@dirtthunder1638]

That's because it is.

[@DEDBRD-di4yj]

DIRT&THUNDER yeah, I was just trying to be sarcastic. That’s a lost art these days .

[@davidgiese5147]

A. Ellenburg they also at that dealership manufacture fendt with challenger.

[@boerbrabant]

Yea the chalenger is just the fendt in another colour. But also the tracked fendt is the chalenger.

[@Jarl_Thidrandi]

I thought it was the other way around, the fendt being a challenger painted greed and orange?

[@scottkailey1]

I remember your first few videos and now your almost to 75k subs!

[@shanebolton7081]

Them tractors would make the roads look pretty small here in Ireland 😊 have you and your family ever been here to see farming over here? Great channel and great vids thanks for taking the time to put them up fair play to you 👍

[@MillennialFarmer]

Shane Bolton I've never been over seas!

[@shanebolton7081]

Well Ireland is your first port of call there's a pint of Guinness with your name on it 😝

[@sparsparkster]

Shane, you should take a video of a farmer in the field in Ireland that would be fun.

[@darraghlehane7771]

Lol it would take up the whole road

[@zzirSnipzz1]

All you need to do is get the option with the tracs not as far out, What a lot don't know in uk/northern ireland anyway is that you need separate licence to drive track layers. Where as you can drive a quadtrac with a car or tractor licence.

[@bobsmith1814]

I always had a soft spot for challenger tractors

[@MillennialFarmer]

Bob Smith same here

[@niklasb.6707]

But these are Fendt-based tractors still

[@bananadude139]

You could have additional room if you choose but that is optional where this kind of tractors is called fendt

[@cartermccauley8393]

Great video! Keep it up.

[@mackbullock1210]

That's funny, the farmer who farms my place just bought a new challenger 1038. He started out with fendt, then fell in love with them. I think he said he bought the challenger instead of the fendt because of the yellow instead of green, since there basically the same tractor.

[@MillennialFarmer]

Correct, they're the same tractor, but the yellow and black is nicer to look at!

[@wurstwasserpeter5704]

Very Good Video

[@bodiemusolf2691]

That tractor was cleaned at my mom's work that sticker in the corner of the window that says Custom Truck and Auto shine

[@MillennialFarmer]

Bodie musolf nice! Right in Jackson?

[@bodiemusolf2691]

No not in Jackson in Fargo North Dakota is there a custom truck and auto shine in Jackson

[@andreas515c2]

Hej Zach, it´s really a Fendt 1042 painted in yellow. This German Meisterwerk is really built in Germany, currently the biggest standard tractor ever, up to 500 hp. Farm on, Andreas

[@cartech2914]

Hello challengers it's à good brand that works well

[@TruckDrivinGamer]

Wow, a couple of sweet tractors there! I prefer the tracked 700 to the 1000. Those are made by Fendt in Germany, and while they are massive, it seemed more cosmetic (it's faster, it's comfier, it's bigger and taller) than uitility (sharper turns, better visibility, easier to perform maintenance). I guess it's about preference, in the end. Fun video, very nice to see your son along for the ride, and helping out his old man. BTW, if your John Deere dealer sees this video, I suspect some discounts may be coming your way soon.... Hope you enjoyed the races!

[@henningquast8456]

David Quintanilla It‘s all about what you are planning to do with the tractors. The 700 on tracks is probably better on the field, causing less damage to the ground etc (tbh I don‘t even think the Fendt 1000 does so much more harm to the ground than the 700, considering it‘s anti-slip control, but I‘m no scientist) but the Fendt 1000 series is the best standard tractor out there. It‘s very good on the field and on the streets, it‘s supposed to be more of an allrounder.

[@stevensilva1350]

I watched your video of the deere RT demo, an dollar for dollar the challenger just has a few things I like over the deere, the rubber floor.. the cooled seats, two tracks instead of 4. Its extremely quiet. Way more visibility in the back.. idk if I'm spending that kind of coin I'd go with the challenger.

[@TheBuvaCrew]

Awsome video. Love you content!!keep up the good work

[@deanc3362]

Just saw that 1000 model at the local fair here in Iowa the other day...what a beast! A lot different than the IH 1206/1466 models I grew up with.

[@Robert-nn5nm]

Challenger wishes they could make a tractor like that.... IT'S A FENDT!!

[@Northern_Farmer]

I could handle driving that ;) And I see a lot of people need to watch Tommy Boy lol

[@charlietatman3066]

Now I couldn't handle it cause of all of the screens and different controllers

[@henningquast8456]

Charlie Tatman It‘s easier than you think. A lot of older gentlemen that i know were talking just as you, but once they tried it out, it was a hard job to pull them out of a new Fendt again.

[@SKC640]

This is awesome to see!! Great video again man.

[@davidgiese5147]

I have also toured there dealership on a college visit for welding.

[@purplerunner1715]

Well as mentioned before you don't like the red rims, so go for the Yellow/gray combo. But pretty sure that you can have the rims black by request, and nothing to argue about with that combo :) And yes the hood is beefy, were else would you hide 517 HP? Best and biggest Standard range or ridgit frame as you like to call it.

[@Jarl_Thidrandi]

Im confused, where were the red rims? All I saw was the yellow gray.

[@subwarpspeed]

He meant on a Fendt. They are green, gray body and red rims in their ordinary livery.

[@33100Gman]

I’d have to have a fender on the front wheel, the plastic fuel tank right behind the front tire would make me worry about punching it at some point

[@zachvoge7860]

I like your Tommy boy reference lol haha

[@snickrologen]

On the right side of the 1000 series there’s a big shelf to pull out for tools or refreshing water actually, in Europe it goes under the name of Fendt and the 1050 model for instance has a twelve liter. MAN truck engine of 530 hp if I’m not completely mistaken. Great review and nice that junior could join!

[@kylebuchmann8585]

Lol I see you trading in the green for yellow;)

[@MillennialFarmer]

kyle Buchmann not yet!

[@WorldsOkayestFarmer]

Another informative video! It’s nice to see you explore other brands also! Great job! #WorldsOkayestFarmer

[@kw900l4]

The new 1000 series Challengers are a Fendt. 1038-380hp, 1042-420hp, 1046-460hp, 1050-500hp

[@compacttractortv5074]

I do like the Fendt colors more I have to say

[@fowletm1992]

10min after this video went live Oh look it's the John deer salesman driving in the front gate Bet he at least gave you a call

[@ramonluftgekuhltdx631]

The 4 Wheeltractor is from Fendt from Germany

[@stefancolosky4232]

“Now your going to have to teach me how to use this thing” 😂

[@supermegadisappointment7424]

Hello mr Michigan I am also from Michigan

[@maxh9874]

Yes, the 1000 series is built in Germay, Markt Oberdorf.

[@justinwalker7368]

Atta boy going to watch some late models!!

[@marcellunau7992]

The 1000 Challenger Is an 1000 Fendt in Yellow/ Black. He will be Produced in Marktoberndof and this village Is in Germany.

[@michaelyork6002]

What would you say has been one of the biggest impacts to farmers when it comes to tech? Thanks for the videos.

[@MillennialFarmer]

Michael York that's a good question. I think seed technology is probably the biggest but when it comes to machines and data collection we're all still figuring out how to really use it for a consistent ROI. At this point a lot of it is still for comfort and cool factor. Variable rate seed and fertilizer are definitely big gains. Those are probably the biggest things.

[@valefarm1]

Just a fendt painted yellow

[@paulsonaksones]

its like that cuz in europe they are fendts and in america they are challengers/agcos

[@damiang.3947]

@@paulsonaksones In Poland i never seen Fendt like this one, they are sels in brand Challanger.

[@trip3298]

Yeah i know, especially the 1000 series

[@mattmacey1935]

Actually, fendt buys the 1000 model from agco and then they ‘paint it’ green

[@chadwolf3883]

Matthew Macey actually fendt is owned by agco some come of yellow some come off green

[@tylerschultz1146]

If you had to deal with kibble equipment for service on your Deere equipment you’d be making the switch but I take it Deere in glenwood treats you guys pretty well. However, You should call red horizon and setup a demo for the new versatile quad this fall! It would be interesting to see how those compare to other quads and the challenger.

[@MillennialFarmer]

Tyler Schultz Red Horizon has some good service, no doubt!

[@muscletractorfan2441]

It’s a cool channel. This one and Welker’s are so co.

[@glatteraal1163]

Seeing a Fendt 1050 Vario in Challenger design just feels so wrong if you are from Germany.

[@jaleute3762]

Bin auch aus deutschland

[@tyalber2766]

Germany?! That’s were I believe that our 2950 John Deere’s engine was made

[@theoprice721]

Ty Alber Ye the smaller John Deere is made in Germany and fendt/challenger is made in Bavaria in Germany

[@pierrotgretillat9365]

Super vidéo magnifique bravo une bonne vue sur tous tracteur