Hi there, yes each new generation combine just blows me away more than the last. I remember filming the big Claas 8900 combine on a demonstration day way back in 2018 and thinking nothing will ever beat that beast of a machine. See that combine and more like the John Deere X9 on my TH-cam channel link below: youtube.com/@andyoldridgefarmingvideos?si=pcfwx6Y0RcGkbRdN
Great video, thank you for posting. I thought our Claas Dominator was big in the mid 1970s at 17 FT cut, that one is very nice. P.S. Dad did not take it well if you didn't take a full 17' cut.
Thank you for commenting, I remember thinking our 12 foot cut on a 4 year old NH 1530 was a bit big compared to all the 10 foots kicking about and quite impressive 🤦♂️🤦♂️
Thank you, it was gusting around 30 mph so the Air3 gimbal did a great job and I tried to keep below the shelter belt tree line . It meant I couldn’t get the high up panoramic shots I usually like to finish with . Thanks for commenting. 😊👍
No I wouldn’t want to either, but luckily this combine can reverse the rotors, feeder house and header by rocking back and forth until clear , which is pretty handy 👏👏
The latest macdon type headers are a step change forward for combine output efficiency through. Not only that, at 61’ we can take full advantage of controlled traffic and greatly reduced soil damage from wheelings.
Hi Charles That’s a good point , it’s all getting really techy for the bigger estates who can really get the best out of all this modern kit giving other benefits like controlled traffic working perfectly 😊🚜👍. youtube.com/@andyoldridgefarmingvideos?si=FyzzWT5lvJJ-Pfjo
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Now that is one impressive machine with an equally impressive price tag. I wonder how many years finance you would have to take it over and what would the annual insurance premium be as it's not the kind of thing you want to have go up in flames in a field some day.
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I'm thinking there must be a hell of a weight in the unloading arm yet it looks like it could be shorter which woukd obviously save strain on where it attaches to the body of the combine? Not claiming to be an expert,just saying what im seeing and others views on it?
I think it’s that length to make the most of “controlled traffic”options on different farms and drill widths. But I know what you mean it will be heavy, but also it has a clever feature where it can turn off one or both tank augers when a trailer is nearly full so the unloading auger is empty of grain when closing and opening. Thanks for commenting and watching my videos 😊👍🚜
Nice pictures but some information about the crop yield and throughput would be nice. However why are you not using all of the front your wasting about 2 feet , why ? And , why are you driving over so many previous runs already harvested , have you not heard of doing a skip run so the auger is over a previously harvested run for emptying ?
Hi George It was a 4 tonne plus per acre crop and throughput varied as they were only setting up for the next day which was the demo day, over 100 tonnes per hour was on the clock when I saw it 😊
Doesn't mater what the combine colour is. the largest combines is all about the big three . quality of grain sample , losses over the back and tons per hour. Any info on that
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All that onboard technology, including Sat Nav and they still can't manage a full width cut - missing a couple of feet of cutting on the left side of the header.
Hi James, to be fair there were 3 or 4 guys jumping on the combine who we’re unfamiliar to the machine and doing a rounder or two, the experienced demo driver was right on the money 👍
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@@ANDYOLDRIDGEFARMINGVIDEOS I was on War**r Estates unit 1 at that time. We had 6 x MF1200 which were replaced by JD4240 4wd and a mix of NH8080/1550S and MF760 combines and JD2140 tractors,back in the day. It’s amazing to see the capacities of the new machines, one/two combines can do the work of six!
I thought you must be referring to Warter Estates. It still amazes me how far combine out puts have come, when you stand and watch this monster complete a rounder there and back and you see 100 feet of cut stubble it is just an amazing sight 😊
Hi Rick, I asked the same question and apparently it is because it is heavily spring loaded in sections and the jockey wheels that you see running along under the length of the header only need a bit of pressure for the header to lift in the section and allow it to hug the contours of the field. To be fare that is exactly what it did really well while I was filming it. Thanks for watching and hopefully subscribing for many more videos to come.
It would be a good competition, I’ve been lucky enough to film the big three, the 8900, X9 and CR11 and they’ve all been mind blowing. I think if the CR11 gets the right conditions it could smash the old CR10.90 world record. Have a look at my other videos of the big 3 combines with the link to my TH-cam channel below. youtube.com/@andyoldridgefarmingvideos?si=FyzzWT5lvJJ-Pfjo
Not sure what you mean but see how I use music on some of my videos and not others by using the link below.👍 youtube.com/@andyoldridgefarmingvideos?si=JhefGpg14WH05F9B
Some people really like to hear the engine and machinery noises so I often edit music into part of my videos and keep some engine noise where it is clean and loud but when I was filming the CR11 the wind was really gusting loudly and was louder than the combine so I had to try and lower the wind noise with my editing tools .👍
Several different drivers just having a go and no gps probably as they were just setting up for the day after when the demo was held proper. youtube.com/@andyoldridgefarmingvideos?si=FyzzWT5lvJJ-Pfjo
Putting a 50ft flex draper header onto a Claas Lexion 8900 will do the same and more, plus use less fuel. But the New Holland CR11 is still a very nice combine.
Hi , just for context I was told the CR11 was only using 60 litres per hour and the two other estates combines were using roughly 100 litres per hour , so it seems pretty economical which as a fuel salesman is the last thing I want to hear 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️ But yes you are right it is a very nice combine even if it is trying to put out of a job 🤣🤣
@@jonnykerley unless you have driven them all in the same field side by side in the same crop then that is just pure speculation. The 10T and Claas could do well over 100t per hour but throw a load over the back. It is the combination of sample/losses/fuel and output that count. The Ideal is actually incredibly efficient in that regards as are most when driven to the crop/conditions. Playing top trumps like a little kid banding whose got the biggest..... etc when you have not driven all this kit together renders your argument pointless
@@tommyzoo Simply not true. Yes, in the same field would be the ultimate comparison, but the CR11 has done 137t/hr in wheat and no other combine has. Period. Simple. It might have been in perfect conditions, but all the other machines have run in perfect conditions at some point. And just to be clear we are talking grain throughput not straw and grain combined. Then factor in the CR11 did it with an average loss rate of LESS THAN 0.1%, that is even more impressive. You said yourself the others could do 100t/hr but throw a load over the back- thats the whole point of the CR11 and one of the key metrics it was designed to do- those throughputs with next to no losses. You probably want to do a bit more research. The CR10.90 set the world record for harvesting in wheat 10 years ago and no other manufacturer has beaten it. The CR11 is 25% more capacity than the CR10.90. As for little kids, you started the top trumps- I was just updating your out of date information😆. Ps How many combines have you driven?
Basic machine ?? £995,000 ...!!!!!!😮 LET THAT SINK IN. WITHOUT THE HEADER....😂😂😂😂😂 P.s For godsake get that bloody reel up out the crop. It's supposed to tickle the crop behind the ears, not drag the crop out by its roots... 😮
That thing is a breath taking machine and this video does it justice
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Then don’t cut rice.
The efficiency of these machines is truly amazing
Hi there, yes each new generation combine just blows me away more than the last. I remember filming the big Claas 8900 combine on a demonstration day way back in 2018 and thinking nothing will ever beat that beast of a machine.
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Monster in the field. Thanks for letting it appear!!!
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What the world needs is a combine that isn't worn out after 2500 separator hours.
There are plenty around.
Maybe so 🚜🚜
You can make anything last as long as you want
@@cidertom5140 not really lol
Thats not your combine then😂😂😂😂
Nice!! I want to see the baler that's going to run those windrows!! Great video!!
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It will slow him down a bit compared to his usual swaths 🤣🤣
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Great video, thank you for posting. I thought our Claas Dominator was big in the mid 1970s at 17 FT cut, that one is very nice. P.S. Dad did not take it well if you didn't take a full 17' cut.
Thank you for commenting, I remember thinking our 12 foot cut on a 4 year old NH 1530 was a bit big compared to all the 10 foots kicking about and quite impressive 🤦♂️🤦♂️
Nice filming ❤
Thank you, it was gusting around 30 mph so the Air3 gimbal did a great job and I tried to keep below the shelter belt tree line . It meant I couldn’t get the high up panoramic shots I usually like to finish with .
Thanks for commenting.
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After the air 3 s. I’m using fpv and the good old M2p atm
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Amazing
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What a beast thank you boss
I not digging it out when bung up 😎
No I wouldn’t want to either, but luckily this combine can reverse the rotors, feeder house and header by rocking back and forth until clear , which is pretty handy 👏👏
I am glad to hear that boss how these beasts have evolved from the ransome combine I started with 😎
The latest macdon type headers are a step change forward for combine output efficiency through. Not only that, at 61’ we can take full advantage of controlled traffic and greatly reduced soil damage from wheelings.
Hi Charles
That’s a good point , it’s all getting really techy for the bigger estates who can really get the best out of all this modern kit giving other benefits like controlled traffic working perfectly 😊🚜👍.
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Hi Andy Very Nice one thanks again
Thanks Darren, I thought you'd like this video.
What a machine 👏👏👏👏👏👏 50ft macdon draper flex header wow
Hi Julian , you summed it up nicely, WHAT A MACHINE…..
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Nice video. Thanks
Thank you very much 🚜😊👍
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Wow
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Nice machine.
Indeed!
Lot of flex in that header when in lifted position, just don’t look right 😮
It look wrong but it’s actually completely fine and designed to sit like that when not on the ground working and flexed the other way .
Now that is one impressive machine with an equally impressive price tag.
I wonder how many years finance you would have to take it over and what would the annual insurance premium be as it's not the kind of thing you want to have go up in flames in a field some day.
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Mac Don has a new 61 foot header I'm looking forward to running them
That will be something to see 😳👍
Was watching something similar in America about three or four weeks ago with a fifty foot header.
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Not so long ago a 30ft header was massive. Makes you wonder how much bigger machines will actually get.
I remember filming my first 30 foot header thinking it was massive and surely they can’t get much bigger than that, how wrong 😄😄
I think we're at the peak now. 50ft UK and Europe and 61ft rest of world.
I feel the UK is at its peak of 50ft. Rest of the world 61ft. If they were to get any bigger, i think 65ft would be the limit of realistic.
Impressive that Andy
Yes , you can’t help but be impressed when you see 50 feet of crop just disappearing in one pass and the engine doesn’t die one little bit 💪👍😊
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Brilliant!
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Essa veio pra fazer história
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Smart 😊
It certainly is David, it was very impressive 🚜😊👍
Loving the number plate
'Excuse' 😂😂
Cheeky😄
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What the world needs is a combine that isn't worn out after 2500 separator hours.
Ok 👌
I wonder, Can this machine used for harvest sorghum and grain corn?
Probably with just a different screen put in place.
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Oh Deere, Goodbye John (Deere)!
Hi Joseph, thanks for commenting and you could be right about the John Deere losing it’s crown.
I’ve video all the different manufacturers top of the range combines now and they are impressive and you can see them all on my TH-cam channel link below:
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I'm thinking there must be a hell of a weight in the unloading arm yet it looks like it could be shorter which woukd obviously save strain on where it attaches to the body of the combine? Not claiming to be an expert,just saying what im seeing and others views on it?
I think it’s that length to make the most of “controlled traffic”options on different farms and drill widths.
But I know what you mean it will be heavy, but also it has a clever feature where it can turn off one or both tank augers when a trailer is nearly full so the unloading auger is empty of grain when closing and opening. Thanks for commenting and watching my videos 😊👍🚜
Nice pictures but some information about the crop yield and throughput would be nice.
However why are you not using all of the front your wasting about 2 feet , why ?
And , why are you driving over so many previous runs already harvested , have you not heard of doing a skip run so the auger is over a previously harvested run for emptying ?
Hi George
It was a 4 tonne plus per acre crop and throughput varied as they were only setting up for the next day which was the demo day, over 100 tonnes per hour was on the clock when I saw it 😊
Doesn't mater what the combine colour is. the largest combines is all about the big three . quality of grain sample , losses over the back and tons per hour. Any info on that
Hi , Apparently if they decide to go for another world record it has to be with only 1% of losses so I would imagine that is exactly what this machine can do in good going.
Thanks for watching and hopefully subscribing to my TH-cam channel.www.youtube.com/@ANDYOLDRIDGEFARMINGVIDEOS
All that onboard technology, including Sat Nav and they still can't manage a full width cut - missing a couple of feet of cutting on the left side of the header.
Hi James, to be fair there were 3 or 4 guys jumping on the combine who we’re unfamiliar to the machine and doing a rounder or two, the experienced demo driver was right on the money 👍
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Why aren’t they using full header width? Missing 2 ft each time
Just setting up day.
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Rob Dee in the video!
It certainly was 😊👍
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It’s only a good machine when it comes with excellent dealer backup
Very true 👍
If you mean
@joescheller6680 incredible machine
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Well James, if the field is not exactly 500 ft wide but only 495 ft.of course you wont have full width cut
Top logic Bruce
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Where was this filmed?
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@@ANDYOLDRIDGEFARMINGVIDEOS it looks like a rather large estate I used to work on in the 80’s near Nunburnholme and Huggate.
Not too far away Low Mowthorpe 🚜😊
@@ANDYOLDRIDGEFARMINGVIDEOS I was on War**r Estates unit 1 at that time. We had 6 x MF1200 which were replaced by JD4240 4wd and a mix of NH8080/1550S and MF760 combines and JD2140 tractors,back in the day. It’s amazing to see the capacities of the new machines, one/two combines can do the work of six!
I thought you must be referring to Warter Estates.
It still amazes me how far combine out puts have come, when you stand and watch this monster complete a rounder there and back and you see 100 feet of cut stubble it is just an amazing sight 😊
Always seems odd to me that the header seems to droop so much on each end.
And WTF does it miss 3 feet of useful cutting all the time?
Hi Rick, I asked the same question and apparently it is because it is heavily spring loaded in sections and the jockey wheels that you see running along under the length of the header only need a bit of pressure for the header to lift in the section and allow it to hug the contours of the field. To be fare that is exactly what it did really well while I was filming it. Thanks for watching and hopefully subscribing for many more videos to come.
@@ANDYOLDRIDGEFARMINGVIDEOS Yes, that does make sense.
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I take it that means you’re pleased 👌👍🤣🤣
@@ANDYOLDRIDGEFARMINGVIDEOS Great video, that's all I wanted to say, so thank you☺️
how do you get 50 ft through a combine
With Alot of threshing capacity 😊👍
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Wanna see it side by side with X9 1100.
It would be a good competition, I’ve been lucky enough to film the big three, the 8900, X9 and CR11 and they’ve all been mind blowing.
I think if the CR11 gets the right conditions it could smash the old CR10.90 world record.
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@@ANDYOLDRIDGEFARMINGVIDEOS the X9 needs more engine power . I'm operating one.
The rotor length and cleaning would make it smash. 10000bu an hr clean grain return elevator
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Like it, not to crazy about the tracks.😢 Because I've never had tracks before. Just had tires . But it's still a pretty impressive machine .😮
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That tank holds 20,000 litres which works out at about 16 tonnes so it really needs the tracks to spread that weight 👍
@@ANDYOLDRIDGEFARMINGVIDEOS what about triples
In the UK we’ve no gateways big enough 🤣🤣🚜🚜👍
@@ANDYOLDRIDGEFARMINGVIDEOS we have sidewalks here in the U.S.A.😁
Looks like Deere just got 2 uped by CNH😂
Yes it maybe does 👌
Why do you take a bit music for your video?
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My mean, 1/2 your video is not music.
Some people really like to hear the engine and machinery noises so I often edit music into part of my videos and keep some engine noise where it is clean and loud but when I was filming the CR11 the wind was really gusting loudly and was louder than the combine so I had to try and lower the wind noise with my editing tools .👍
@@ANDYOLDRIDGEFARMINGVIDEOS yes
I think the cr-11 and AF-11 is the same machine
Apparently they are but Case won’t be selling the AF in the UK.
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price cr 11
Lots of 💰
And that’s just for the header
850,000 to 895,000 excluding header. 120k-150k for header.
Oi 👍👍👍👍
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WHY ARE YOU ONLY CUTTING 47 FEET ?? 🤔
Several different drivers just having a go and no gps probably as they were just setting up for the day after when the demo was held proper.
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Only 50ft header? If it ain't a minimum of 80ft i dont want it
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Why not go to 100 instead of 80
It’s either a Mac don or new holland header can’t be both
Hi mate it’s a collaboration and new Holland provided the paint 😄
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surely headers cant get any bigger
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Never say never, apparently they’ve developed a 61 footer already 😳
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Putting a 50ft flex draper header onto a Claas Lexion 8900 will do the same and more, plus use less fuel. But the New Holland CR11 is still a very nice combine.
Hi , just for context I was told the CR11 was only using 60 litres per hour and the two other estates combines were using roughly 100 litres per hour , so it seems pretty economical which as a fuel salesman is the last thing I want to hear 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️ But yes you are right it is a very nice combine even if it is trying to put out of a job 🤣🤣
Same could be said of an Ideal 10T or a JD X9...... but unless you have had any of them side by side in the field how could you know ??
No way. CR11 well ahead now. Spot output of 150t/hr. JD X9 and Lexion 8900 little over 100t/hr. Ideal 10T not even in the game.
@@jonnykerley unless you have driven them all in the same field side by side in the same crop then that is just pure speculation. The 10T and Claas could do well over 100t per hour but throw a load over the back. It is the combination of sample/losses/fuel and output that count. The Ideal is actually incredibly efficient in that regards as are most when driven to the crop/conditions. Playing top trumps like a little kid banding whose got the biggest..... etc when you have not driven all this kit together renders your argument pointless
@@tommyzoo Simply not true. Yes, in the same field would be the ultimate comparison, but the CR11 has done 137t/hr in wheat and no other combine has. Period. Simple. It might have been in perfect conditions, but all the other machines have run in perfect conditions at some point. And just to be clear we are talking grain throughput not straw and grain combined. Then factor in the CR11 did it with an average loss rate of LESS THAN 0.1%, that is even more impressive. You said yourself the others could do 100t/hr but throw a load over the back- thats the whole point of the CR11 and one of the key metrics it was designed to do- those throughputs with next to no losses. You probably want to do a bit more research. The CR10.90 set the world record for harvesting in wheat 10 years ago and no other manufacturer has beaten it. The CR11 is 25% more capacity than the CR10.90. As for little kids, you started the top trumps- I was just updating your out of date information😆. Ps How many combines have you driven?
Basic machine ?? £995,000 ...!!!!!!😮
LET THAT SINK IN.
WITHOUT THE HEADER....😂😂😂😂😂
P.s For godsake get that bloody reel up out the crop. It's supposed to tickle the crop behind the ears, not drag the crop out by its roots... 😮
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