Tractor Mike's video: Is the Warrior the Baddest Tractor in the World

At this year's National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, as you walked in the front door, there was one of the meanest, coolest looking tractors I've ever seen. Deutz-Fahr is making a push to get into the North American farming market, and their 9340 Warrior Model immediately caught the eye of a lot of folks attending the show, myself included. It's highly likely that no one watching my channel (because I'm targeted to small tractor owners) will ever purchase a beast like this, but it's kinda neat to dream about one-upping all of your neighbors. The first thing that jumps out about the Warrior, outside of it's shear size, is the color. It's a charcoal-black that really sets it off. It has a 336 hp engine a constantly variable transmission that allows it to run up to 40 mph (which is flying in a tractor) and if you're going that fast you have to stop so it has disc brakes on the front. Pretty impressive machine! The the Deutz TTCD 7.8 l six-cylinder engine features a two-stage turbocharger with intercooling as well as SCR, DPF and DCR technology. The TTV transmission combines the efficiency of mechanical components with the convenience of a hydrostat and can provide almost infinite speed ranges. It will be particularly efficient in field work, where 80% of the mechanical components come into play. The Warrior has three PTO speeds, 540 Eco, 1000 and 1000 Eco, at the rear and 1000 and 1000 Eco in the front. It has up to six sets of remote hydraulic connections in the back and two in the front. It feature large external dry front brakes with 50% of the braking force is on the front axle, and, when stopping, the four-wheel drive activation is automatically enabled for extra braking force. The cab is pneumatically suspended and isolated from the hood so that engine heat, vibration and noise do not reach the operator. Sitting in the seat is like sitting in the cockpit of a jet fighter. There are so many controls, I'm not sure I'm capable of making the tractor move. List price on the Warrior is $335,000, and if you bought one during the show you got a free, all-expense paid trip to the factory in Germany to watch it being built. I was tempted to pull the trigger but had forgotten my checkbook :). LINKS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT... The Tractor Fun Store: https://asktractormike.com/products-for-sale/ Support the Tractor Mike Channel: https://www.patreon.com/TractorMike Visit the Tractor Mike website: http://asktractormike.com/ Visit Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Ask-Tractor-Mike-312112962245304/ Copyright 2020 Tractor Mike LLC