00:00 Hey, asking the question, what's new from Commodity Classic 2024. We're in the Fent booth with Brandon Montgomery 00:05 and my man Kelly Garrett talking about this. Varrio two elevens 110 horsepower. These this size of tractor's now 00:12 almost called a utility tractor. Uh, which seems a little big, but if I old by old the old day standards. 00:16 But, uh, it's got a loader on it. It does a whole bunch of stuff. It's got the front wheel assist. 00:21 It's, uh, got a whole bunch more technology that you're gonna explain to me anyway. What's new? What's it do? 00:26 What's new? This is the 200 series. This is brand new from Fent. It starts at 95 horsepower 00:32 and goes up to 124 horsepower in that range. We're looking at the standard version here today. So that means it's the, the natural stance, 00:39 but we also offer a narrow version to go in vineyard applications too. And this thing is like the Swiss Army knife on the farm. 00:46 They can do absolutely anything. It's got front axle suspension, cab suspension. It's standard with a CVT transmission. 00:53 There's no clutching, no shifting. So cattle work, loading manure, everything on the farm that you need to do, um, auger cart work. 01:01 And it's got the same operating system on a small tractor as it does a 500 horsepower tractor. 01:06 So if you need to go back in to replant, which often happens with a smaller planter, you can go back 01:10 and hit those spots that have been flooded out Yeah. In The spring. That's, that's a neat application I thought about. 01:14 Where do you use something like this? I I, the Swiss army knife concept speaks to me as a dairy farm kid. 01:19 You're using, you're using your tractor not just for one task. You're using it for a whole bunch of stuff. This gets well, 01:24 Like you talked about, you know, the power that's here, the 110 horse front wheel assist, but still the compact size of it going into my cattle shed 01:32 and low load manure going into my com commodity shed loading the feed wagon, pushing snow 01:37 around the house, things like that. Loading bales. The size of it is nice because it makes it more nimble. 01:42 More maneuverable. Yeah. But still has a powerhouse. Yeah. You know that that's what is attractive to 01:48 Me. Yeah. The trade off used to be okay. Yeah, it's nimble. I can get in stuff, but also it's not 01:52 enough juice once I get there. This thing's, uh, this thing's got the power and all that. Do most of these, I'm gonna guess, granted it's new, come 02:01 probably get ordered with a loader. I mean this is that size that's probably gonna go out the door with a loader. Am 02:05 I right? This thing's built for a loader. So the turning radius on this thing's standard with basically all the, the loader mounts 02:11 and sub frame mounts, it's always almost nonstop with the loader or the front three point hitch, which a lot of guys use for a snowblower in the winter time. 02:20 Or they put a weight on the front, they're doing spreading fertilizer out the back Fi finch was a, a, a pioneer on that front, front, 02:26 front end, PTO shaft front end three point hitch and that's got this on here. So this is, That's right. 02:32 A lot of cattle operations could use something like this. That's exactly it. And I go back to that Swiss army knife. 02:36 Literally it can do anything and if it doesn't come with that option, you can add it on later too. 02:41 The best thing you can do is look back at all the limitations of the stuff you've operated from the time you were a kid till now and then 02:46 how the new stuff addresses that. That's what I think is kind of cool. My utility tractor is so much more practical, does 02:53 so much more than the tractor they put me on when I was nine years old. Alright, your normal diesel operation. Everything. 02:58 Everything pretty much the same. Yep. Also the greatest technology. Okay. Anything else I need to know? Get me out the door here. 03:03 Last thing here. All applications that you're doing, this thing will go 60 feet per hour all the way to 25 miles per hour with no shifting. 03:12 So you know all those manure applications that you're trying to do, clean out stalls, you wanna be able 03:16 to have safe applications. This thing with that CBT is, is incredible. From 60 feet in an hour to 25 miles per hour, those of us 03:25 that have to get a hip replacement because of clutching can really appreciate that. Trust me. All 03:30 Right. Planting trees, everything, you know, on the farm, CCBT, technology's amazing from where we used to be. 03:35 You know, when you're riding the clutch and things like that. Yeah. And now it's just a smooth operation. 03:39 Kelly Garrett, Damien Mason, Brandon Montgomery. We're coming at you from commodity class of 2024 from here at the Fent booth. 03:45 We've been asking the question, what's new and what does it do all day? And we're bringing it to you. So thanks for being here. 03:51 Till next time.