JOHN DEERE 9600 Combine Harvesting Corn
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- In this video Big Tractor Power spends time out in the field with a 260 hp 240 bu. bushel JOHN DEERE 9600 Maximizer Combine equipped with 12 row JOHN DEERE 1243 Corn Head. Viewers spend time in the field seeing this classic combine harvesting and learn about this big machines production history, specifications and original price tag. This video also takes viewers for a ride in the cab of the combine.
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Only Gleaner had a 12 row corn head before Deere with their class 7 N7. Gleaner was ahead of its time.
That is correct. I hope to film an N6 and N7 some day.
Love to see a 4640 on grain cart duty👍😁 corn harvest time is always great to see😉👍
who else saw all the rabbits running away at 3:43
Looked like three to me. One ran right, one ran left and the third ran straight out from the rows.
We used to run 2 9500's great combines and another great video thanks!
Hi Jason, in Australia we run a ‘95 model 9600 and 936D head. ( even thought we call the combine the header and head as a Draper front)
Great video! I love these 9600's
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Looks great 👍
The 9600 is a modern day classic harvester.
Beatiful concibe nice.
Love the "old" crew am surprised to see 12 row on singles usally see them on duals although think an 8 row would be better cuz ya wouldnt need a headder wagon and truck to pull it ect
I work with Creekside Valley Farms in Dayton Oregon and we have 23 9600s for grass seed
I have a 1996 that went to Deere for 10 series updates the dealer put 9610 decals on it good machine 5500 separator hours on it now still does what I need it to do
Very cool. Nice updates.
All the combines near my farm is 9600
What is the dried up corn used for and how do you harvest corn that's at the dinner table? Sorry for my lack of knowledge. Lolololol
I currently have a 9400&9500 I cut soybeans and corn with them I just run the 95 for corn and wheat really tough combines I don’t plan to upgrade any sooner but I didn’t know I could put a 12 row on it but I do 36inches 🤦🏾♂️
The Maximizer combines were well built. They continue to get harvest after harvest in. Do you run 6 row heads on your combines?
Buenos dia quisiera saber si la cosechadora john Deere 9600 cual es el porcentaje de granos partidos al cosechar frijol chino
30 years old and still going strong bringing home the bacon every day. Why buy anything else?
23 years. It's a 97 model
She's a peach!
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again not one mention of the 9501
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Una 9600 nunca podrá trabajar con cabezal de 12 surcos! Tengo una 9600 trabaja con un cabezal de 6 y apenas y los soporta para trabajar bien
My family uses a 1998 9610 on a 1990 12 row 30 inch corn head. I didn’t know the JD 12 row was designed so long ago. I think these combines will continue to be rebuilt and used for a long time.
i think we can all agree corn harvest is the most satisfying thing in agriculture
Not quite all of us Mason, I'm all in on a huge ribeye.
It is an exciting time of year.
@@TomKellyOpinion But what feed is used to produce that magnificent ribeye?
@@kcgibbs Grass fed of course....the best!
For me it is milk collecting in the receiver jar when milking cows but watching a combine hopper filling is a close second.
Well she's still going strong. Usually only see an 8 row corn head on those. A 12 row is impressive. Handles it quite well.Thanks Jason👍. GO BTP!!💪
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Look at those bunnies go!
Who ever this farmer is, you sir are cooler than an Eskimo's nutsack. Cool factor 10. only thing i'd improve upon is duals on the 9600. Service truck.....mint, Lwb 2000 Ftreefitty 7.3......minty mint, This kids is whats called "Bought n paid fur" farming, something we've all lost sight of.
It gets better on this farm for cool machines. If you recall some of my past videos with the Stars & Steiger and IH 4568 re-power tractors disking and the Deere 4620 and 4630 planting corn those machines all go with this combine.
For sure! Deere calls the tractors R series that means really expensive, S series combine means super expensive! Can’t pay cash means you can’t afford it!
@@ethanthopy1996 you paid cash for your house?
@@noahranker4133 if you buy small and shop around it can be done.
This farm must maintain their equipment quite well.
They are pm monthly I have 11 of them work great
Jason i'm not even kidding here, the anniversary 9600 was the very next combine we added to our farm to help the 8820 T2 getter done. Legend machines.
Tell that combine operator to put at least one fire extinguisher on the combine. Didn't notice any. First (and only) combine fire I had was on a JD 95. There's nothing like using your jacket, shirts, gloves, & pants to put out an engine fire in the middle of a corn field on a cold day. Great idea using an air compressor & spray nozzle to clean off the combine/header. Leaf blowers are more portable. Great video!
Good to see a 9600 can still handle a 12 row and I love that shop truck at the end.
These are some good machines. I've cut soybeans with one and it will tote the mail 👍🚜
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We are running a 1991 model John Deere 9400 combine with a 643 corn head and 922 soybean header in West TN harvesting corn, wheat, and soybeans. Coming from a 1982 John Deere 6620 the maximizer is like a dream to run. We just harvested our 5th crop with it running somewhere around 1000 acres through it this year with very minimal downtime.
Great to hear. A farm I film at made the jump from a 4420 to a 9500 this year. They definitely liked the upgrade.
The 6620 was a great soybean machine but a 643 was to much corn head in heavy corn and it was too wide for a 443 with the 23.1 or 28.1 tires. It cylinder would handle it but not enough separating capacity behind it - you were crawling thru the field.
@@countrygent4 in 200 bushel corn we were running 2 mph with a 643 corn header.
3:40 Are they rabbits running out of the corn? I saw three of something run out.
Always enjoy the videos. Some feedback...rather than hearing basics of harvesting again, would be nice to hear the farmer's side of things...history of that machine, likes and dislikes, thoughts on its performance vs. newer models and value comparison on his farm. Keep up the great videos!
We still run a 1997 9600 here in western kentucky. It’s been semi retired and only comes out now as a 2nd combine to run in soybeans with a 30 foot bean head.
Very cool. 👍👍
Guy who farms the field by my house does the exact same thing with his '97 9600. Only uses it as a backup combine for soybeans.
I actually see a couple of potential reasons for a 12 row on a Maximizer. Really low yields, and that is not a slight, yields aren’t necessarily profits. They grow dryland corn in some very low rainfall areas.
Another good reason would be maintaining a 3:1 perfect ratio controlled traffic farming scenario. Their are plenty of DB90 / 120 frames no longer in use with high speed 60’ bars doing the same job. You can get ultra wide planting fairly easily, and their are plenty of 400-500 horse tractors around, a 20 year old 9620t would do the job, even if you go 20” spacing.
That leaves you with a 30’ limit on heads. Perfectly filled by a 9600 or 9610. I’m looking for a great kid who has been active in FFA and 4-H to set up with 5-600 acres of cheap rent and some of my old equipment. I don’t sell or trade anything because I’ve had it all tore down and rebuilt twice and I can’t part with it. It’s still as good as new. We have to get kids in to this game who didn’t have a daddy and grandpa plowing the road for them. Good God when I kick the bucket my kids will be getting the world handed to them.
The joy of harvesting must be so rewarding
Bought a great 97' 9600 in 19' and it's been cutting bumper crops every year like a champ. 6300 hours now
Very nice.
A 9600 with a 12 row corn head. I saw someone new today
Yep 9600 with 893 corn head, would be using it now but it snowed here in Central NY, not alot but just miserable!
Step into the 90's.... with the same rub bar cylinder we've had for the last 50 years. Never mind the Axial-Flows & Twin Rotors. Our method is timeless! Lololololololol!!!! Shoot, I think Gleaner was up to snuff by that time. Oh well. It would only be another decade before the STS hits the market. They got there eventually. :vD
Straw walkers will still perform with the rest, after all, the best leading combine in capacity is a straw walker. I'll see if anyone can guess which combine and brand it is.
@@Zero01k Clouse?
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Must have hurt getting hit by those rocketing pieces of
corn
Old but bold!
Awesome Video!!
Thank you for watching.
I know it’s not a tractor but I love that Ford pickup!
I thought that match catch a few people’s attention 😁👍
I agree. That’s a nice little Easter egg
Beautiful setup ! First generation farmer here and I just bought a low hour 1996 9600 4wd on duals , looking forward to harvest next year !
My uncle runs a 9600 and does corn and soybeans. Grandpa has his ol 7720 and he does soybeans.
Great Vlog, great machine, the 90s seem so long ago now but those machines have really only been superseded, by size, horse power, and technology. Thanks
I bought one in August of 1990. Some days we harvested 1.4 million lbs in a day in 230 bu corn. Stopping about sundown to refuel. Many around here had 10 row heads using duels. This cost $10,000 for the heavy duty axles.
We run a pair of 9600s and harvest wheat barley canola flax oats and beans with them
I seen a 9600 at the Brown Co fair in 1991 and it was a monster compared to a L2 Gleaner lol
Please tell him to back up say 30 feet looking to hear back up alarm
I won't be surprised if the next corn heads will start to have power assist floatation tires on them. Being able to put the feederhouse in float mode would be great. It would help to keep the rear of the combine down.
The new Deere 50ft Draper head has these tires.
12 rows on an old 9600. Nothing runs like a Deere.
Great video! Awesome! Thanks for sharing! Have a great and awesome day!
Great video!! I remember those times from back in the early 80s... Good memories.
I was hoping they were going to clean the combine off 👍
Who's farm and where are you all at in western ky
I know what you look. Like know
Ground feed in the tank.
Love your videos keep up the good work
What year is that 9650
That old combine
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Why’s there always one piss ignorant muppet that brings politics into everything?
I still can’t believe they made that work, we only ran 6 row when I was on our cousins combine crew
John Deere introduced the 1243 corn head in 1982 for the 8820 Turbo. The 9600 was fully marketed in sales brochure as a 12 row combine.
Where does all the corn go! By the way love your vids! You have another subscriber!
Thank you for subscribing. Allot of WKY corn goes to Jack Daniels and for chicken feed.
It’s handling 12 rows pretty good but I would have dualed it up
Some problems tho is that it can only go 2-3 mph. With an 8 row it could go 3-4 mph with less struggle for that combine. That’s my thought
Thanks
Great job ✌️
I think a 12 row is way too big for that. it has to have a lot of head loss. but i guess if it can handle it then...👍
They use 8 row heads on 9770s around here and they always dumping in carts.
@@randykroells8049 literally exact Same way round here
That corn header seems a little big for that combine.
The 9600 was built to be a 12 row machine. It’s a good match.
@@bigtractorpower I see. When the 9650 was introduced, it was meant to be an 8 row machine.
The 9650 can handle 12 rows easily. The 8820, 9600, 9650 and 9660 are all 12 row ready. They were big combines in their day.
@@bigtractorpower my uncle has a 9660. I tried to talk him into just running a 12 row header to replace the 6 row header and keeping the 12-row planter. Instead, he went to an 8-row setup.
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Great machines gotta love Maximizer & STS series combines
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In french please .. 😂😂😂... 👍👍belle vidéo quelle région région des USA ..et bon vote .. good luck
Nothing runs like a Deere. If it ain't green... It ain't mean
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That thing looks mean coming to the end of the row..i love green machines eating corn 🌽
The 9600 is a solid combine. Monster combine in its day.
Nice video
Thank you for watching.