Now I don't know if this setup is more reliable than what I know as a standard combine, yet regardless of that I was going to farm, this setup is how I would go! Just for the it looks cooler to me factor!
Ya the old timers would do up their shirt top collar button for the return trip with the wind, and probably a scarf/bandana, i'm all for old school but wanting to exfoliate with a cheese grater aint it
Really hot days are the worst with oats , (( sweaty armpits , eyes and elsewhere )) A big dose of talc in those areas before you start can really help . And , probably best not to wear shorts .
Are you serious ? The X9 can handle a 12 row head while the 7721 can only handle a 4 row head . The X9 will cover 30 acres per hour while with the 7721 you will be pressed to cover 65 acres a day .
I've driven combine on an open station tractor and it sucks to no end, when you go with the wind you eat all that chaff and get itchy as hell, it's miserable.
If the weather we have is headed your way- your not going to be doing anything open station for a few days. 100 F and a dewpoint near 80. walking outside is like swimming in melted butter
Keagan your growing up to be a great Farmer Like Your Dad TRUST me Keagan when I say stick close and learn as much as you can from your Dad and Grandpaw. and Mom and Grandmaw
It collects the chaff off of the sieve and lays it on top of the straw so you can bale it up in the straw bales. The curtains are for when you've got a strong cross wind, it keeps the straw from blowing away before it drops into a windrow.
Funny, we just called them tractors back in the day . “Open station “ wasn’t a phrase yet 😂 Good looking setup 👍
Nice pair up. Should be on big tractor power!!
Looks great, but you're pretty brave combining oats in that wind with no cab! I'm itchy just thinking about it!
Now that is totally awesome old school farming. Thanks
Lookin good Ivan👍Let's see if you're still grinning going with the wind! 🤣
I've done enough open station work to know it's not as fun 😂
@@ivanmoreau1798 No doubt you have. I know you don't grow it but grain sorghum or milo(as we call it in Nebraska) dust will make you go crazy too.🤪🤪🤪
Thank you for recording and posting this video of now rare pieces of farm equipment still in use.
That’s a tease lol sweet lookin rig!!
If this is wrong, I do not want to be right.
Pto headers are wild man.
Nice . No dyno needed with that set up . Good to have a spare combine or 2 if the weather is going to change .
Good thing ya got the duals on there , she might not handle it others wise , hahaha.😂
You blokes are supposed to be working , not having fun,lol
Now I don't know if this setup is more reliable than what I know as a standard combine, yet regardless of that I was going to farm, this setup is how I would go! Just for the it looks cooler to me factor!
Ya the old timers would do up their shirt top collar button for the return trip with the wind, and probably a scarf/bandana, i'm all for old school but wanting to exfoliate with a cheese grater aint it
Yes this setup isn't the main machine....let's hope. I'll take the 4640 and 1682 any day.
Really hot days are the worst with oats , (( sweaty armpits , eyes and elsewhere )) A big dose of talc in those areas before you start can really help . And , probably best not to wear shorts .
I just round bailing with the 4020 open station with the New Holland chain Baler. Let's of the time it was done by ear. Not by looking back.
Always a good moment to step into the shower & then a cold beer .
Try the talc , it really helps .
Need Antoine 4630 back for that 7721. Keep your pops out of the dust
A South Sask Farmer "Short"!😉
Looks like the 860 better shape up this harvest. Otherwise he will get benched again 😢
That's an awesome combination
Ran a JD 5020 pulling a JD 7701. Pretty close
That is Prairie Gold!!!!!!!
With all your combines, probably got the capacity of 2 X9s for 1/30 the price !!
Are you serious ? The X9 can handle a 12 row head while the 7721 can only handle a 4 row head .
The X9 will cover 30 acres per hour while with the 7721 you will be pressed to cover 65 acres a day .
I was talking about having all the combines going at once but I should have said 1 x9 so your probably right. @@toledojeeper2932
@@toledojeeper2932they have more than just a 7721 . They ado have a 9600, a 860 Massey, and a 1682 case ih.
@@evan_farms5902 …I thought he was only talking about the 7721 . Still 2 X9’s will cover more acres than all those combined could .
Need a tractor with a cab, wouldn't want to be him when going with the wind
Makes you tough
That's the issue with the world today
That looks to be farming as farming ought to be Nick! Pretty attentive driver you have there too, complete with a video closing wave! -Bob...
Nice lots of fun. Have a good day
That’s a sick setup you got der cherry🤙👌👌
Now that's a work out for the 5020 but handles it not bad
They just don't make em like they use to those machine will out last one with a computer screen any day
Sweet set up. You need a whole fleet like that for a video
I've driven combine on an open station tractor and it sucks to no end, when you go with the wind you eat all that chaff and get itchy as hell, it's miserable.
Nice set up. Can't imagine how itchy a guy would be after doing a day of oats with this set up tho lol
They'd say F$&# it them old timers were right putting cabs on.
@@markpeterson6836 you said it!!
Very if there isn't a strong crosswind .
If the weather we have is headed your way- your not going to be doing anything open station for a few days. 100 F and a dewpoint near 80. walking outside is like swimming in melted butter
Now that's badass man
Nice showing but way past my bedtime!!
Great job Keagan
Keagan your growing up to be a great Farmer Like Your Dad
TRUST me Keagan when I say stick close and learn as much as you can from your Dad and Grandpaw. and Mom and Grandmaw
Waited for this lol
Super cool 😎
It Iook good there mate
Why would you make pops run an open station tractor on a combine after he got gassed this spring? I thought you kinda liked him??
BEASTLY
Can u imagine the old sp with no cab. Lol
thank you
Good matchup OLD SCHOOL
The smile on kegons face is one to remember probably spelled his name wrong sorry stay safe
Not even grunting lv it
More More More please 🙏
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It took me three hours to get time to watch that and you give me 1:27 of viewing time. WTF
Team Green...
Why ?? Lol 😂
Sexy thank you
Can someone explain the big curtain and blower on the back? (Not a farmer.)
It collects the chaff off of the sieve and lays it on top of the straw so you can bale it up in the straw bales. The curtains are for when you've got a strong cross wind, it keeps the straw from blowing away before it drops into a windrow.
@@mop1081 I figured most of that, but have never seen an external blower mounted like that.