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I am always fascinated on how you turned something into many kind of dishes. They are so mouth watering 🤤! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
The last combine I operated on a steady basis was IH 403 back in 1966, just before I joined the US Navy. Tough combiners back then, no cab or umbrella, lol
First time viewer. Growing up on a farm and doing harvest every summer. Never had machines like this. My 93 year old dad would have loved those combines
@bigtractorpower we used old 95 John deeres. Last time my husband and I helped with harvest was in 1991. My dad finally retired last year and sold all of his equipment. The combines sat out behind the barn with trees growing up in them. Sometimes the air conditioning worked and sometimes it didn't. As a kid, I drove the tractor and then as an adult drove the trucks to the elevator. It was definitely a time to remember.
Enjoyed them all, favorites would be IH, really like the 1480. Notice the large increase of horsepower, grain tank capacity, header lengths and while not stated, fuel consumption. These modern combines harvest a lot of acres per operation hour and use large amounts of fuel too, large costs of doing business!!
The 1480 is a harder to find combine these days. 1460s and 1440s are easier to locate. I will have full 10 minute spec videos on each of these machines over the summer.
Surprising to see the ideal 7 just creeping along …the older machines are moving much faster…..love those gleaners!!…I heard at farm progress an S99 is in the works…
My favorite combines are the Case IH and Claas combines because I’m a Nebraska native and Case IH combines and Claas combines are built in Nebraska Grand Island and Omaha
We run a Massey Ferguson 9565 with the Stars and Stripes wrap on it, I’m pretty sure you did a video on it around 2 years ago!! Just started wheat today!
Another nice video👍👍 Here in Denmark in 1992 -1993 I operated a Danish made Dronningborg 7000s hydrostatic with a 14 foot header.. nice machine. Dronningborg is now a part of Agco
Today the Claas, 1984, the 1480,. They are all good machines in the late model sense. 1980s and 1990s thiers lots of debate. If you don't want your dirt in the field use a John Deere, it'll be all over the machine. The rotaries usually all run cleaner. Great commentary with a lot of different machines. Thank you for sharing Jason. John T
I've wondered this too. Watching even 1 big combine harvesting high yield corn it seems to need lots of other expensive equipment like big grain carts and the high HP tractor needed to pull one of those. Growing up on a farm in the 80s we had 2 grain trucks and a gravity box and 1 Gleaner L2, which was optioned with a bigger diesel and could really move. We did 2000 acres more or less with just that. Trucks would be parked with 1 driver for both taking grain to bins or elevator. Long days, we also would run our grain dryer when needed. Time is money on farming but with equipment so expensive it's hard to imagine.
X9 is a beast, Claas is in the class of its own, Agco offers more options than any other so are the FPT-powered red and yellow. CASE IH, JD, NH and Claas are the most experienced combine makers. And all in all its about German and US machines.
The Case IH has been doing extremely well in South Africa since the eighties, simple efficient design, reliable, best grain sample, The new Massey are just as great. The Massey is also painted bumble bee yellow and marketed as a Valtra Harvester in the Southern Hemisphere called a Valtra BC 6800
@@ericsmith1453 case is super reliable!! Owned the new Holland group which has amazing history with their dual rotors!! It’s just really big here but it’s a very good brand. Honestly they’re all good it comes down to dealer support. I never heard about the yellow VALTRA!! Thanks for your comment my friend 🙏🏼
Guys have bin having big issues with the x9’s up here in northern Saskatchewan. Plugging the backend of the combine when the straw is tuff. And it is literally just the x9’s. The s790 and nh 9090’s in the same field didn’t plug once while the x9 plugged the back 3 times. We’re not the only people with the same problem in the area.
Jason, I don’t know the brand name of those thousand bushel combines but it would be great if you could feature one on your channel so more people know about it please if you can do it very soon. Thanks.
On our farm we use a Claas Lexion 8700 and John Deere 9660 STS. Are there any New Holland 10.90 combines in North America? There are a few around us here in New Zealand.
I notice that some of the combines are cutting close to the ground. While this is sometimes necessary if the crop has started to fall over it was not always the case. I then noticed that the straw was being discharged in a single windrow. I assume this is because the farm bales the straw.
Yes the Challenger 560C and the Deere 4425 were windrowing the straw to have it baled. Farms that bale often cut close to the ground to create more tonnage.
Clearly the operator at 6:20 thinks he's driving a helicopter obviously not realizing he's actually in the cockpit of A damn combine. So let's give this guy a piece of advice. it's best to let the roter inside the combine to thresh the Grain our of the heads and not the goddamn reel!!
The X9 John Deere is the best combines on the market, second place would be the Claas Lexion combines and third would be the New Holland combines. That’s my opinion anyways.
How can the gleaner combine have 375 hp and hold 390 bushels and the jd is x9 top of the line 690 hp and 460 bushels look at all that wastes fuel you burn for 70 more bushels
The X9 is running 5.5 mph with a 50ft head in 95 bu wheat. The S97 is running a 40ft head in 95 bu. Wheat at 3 mph. Both are good combines. The X9 is simply built to run faster and wider. In my opinion the S series Gleaners do the very best job on the market. The Gleaners only set back is it can not move the amount of grain a class 9 or 10 combine can per hour.
It's great to see classic and modern combines harvesting wheat😃👍 thank you for filming so many different machines👍👍
These super combines sure have come a long way since the 1950 Massey Harris Super 26 Combine back the day.
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I remember as a kid we were shiting in cotton when we got are new 510 Massey
Awesome video, wheat harvest is just starting here in Indiana!
I hope it is a good harvest this year.
@@bigtractorpower me too!
I am always fascinated on how you turned something into many kind of dishes. They are so mouth watering 🤤! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
The last combine I operated on a steady basis was IH 403 back in 1966, just before I joined the US Navy. Tough combiners back then, no cab or umbrella, lol
Love seeing all those combines form the new ones to the older molded
Thank you for watching.
We use a John Deere 9400 and a 918 head. Located in southern Wisconsin our wheat is about 2 weeks or so out from harvest. Have a safe harvest.
Very nice. I got a chance to film a 9450 last year. Nice size combine.
Beautiful !!!
ALL OF THE COMBINES OF THIS VIDEO ARE MY FAVORITE ! GOD BLESS YOU AND EVERYONE IN A NAME OF JESUS CHRIST😊😊😊🤗🤗🤗☺️☺️☺️❤
First time viewer. Growing up on a farm and doing harvest every summer. Never had machines like this. My 93 year old dad would have loved those combines
Thank you for watching. What combines did you use on the farm ? I like to find classics still at work when ever I can.
@bigtractorpower we used old 95 John deeres. Last time my husband and I helped with harvest was in 1991. My dad finally retired last year and sold all of his equipment. The combines sat out behind the barn with trees growing up in them. Sometimes the air conditioning worked and sometimes it didn't. As a kid, I drove the tractor and then as an adult drove the trucks to the elevator. It was definitely a time to remember.
Enjoyed them all, favorites would be IH, really like the 1480. Notice the large increase of horsepower, grain tank capacity, header lengths and while not stated, fuel consumption. These modern combines harvest a lot of acres per operation hour and use large amounts of fuel too, large costs of doing business!!
The 1480 is a harder to find combine these days. 1460s and 1440s are easier to locate. I will have full 10 minute spec videos on each of these machines over the summer.
Some great footage of nice equipment
Thank you for watching.
I like it when you do the older machinery.
Thanks for all you do.
Finding the classics is my favorite.
Surprising to see the ideal 7 just creeping along …the older machines are moving much faster…..love those gleaners!!…I heard at farm progress an S99 is in the works…
Thank you for covering all the AGCO based combines! I love all combines but it sure is great to see the ones like Massey and Challenger!
Oh yeah we run gleaners, they work great for us.
I am an AGCO fan. It was a 6 hour round trip to film the 560C. Well worth it as Challenger combines are hard to find.
Love the claas 👌
The Lexion is an impressive combine.
Wao, thanks sooo much janson for the video, it was great seeing this great machines at work
We’re hoping to start wheat next week, we’ll be using our gleaner M3 walker machine because it makes good straw.
Very nice. The M3 is a well built combine.
@@bigtractorpower yeah that’s all we use it for, wheat only.
My favorite combines are the Case IH and Claas combines because I’m a Nebraska native and Case IH combines and Claas combines are built in Nebraska Grand Island and Omaha
Boy there's a combine for just about every viewer in this video! Sure enjoy your work, Jason!
Great video as always, favorite one to look at Gleaner S97, i just like the look. All cool machines
The new 100 Years S97 is a nice combine.
we had the 1997 9600, great machine, great capacity and easy to work on. pushed a 36ft header no problem
The 9600 is a well built combine. It was neat to find a 50th anniversary model.
The John Deere x9 combine is my favorite one
They are impress
Wheat harvest is about my favorite. It's awesome to see all the different combines harvesting. I gotta go with X9 though. Great video 👍🏻.
Excellent video once again big T 👍👍👍 you can see how far modern combines have come when compared to the 1980s models...
It is quite the advancement in harvesting. The speed today is impressive.
Awesome video! Love seeing the different combines. I liked them all!
Thank you for watching.
We run a Massey Ferguson 9565 with the Stars and Stripes wrap on it, I’m pretty sure you did a video on it around 2 years ago!! Just started wheat today!
Another nice video👍👍
Here in Denmark in 1992 -1993 I operated a Danish made Dronningborg 7000s hydrostatic with a 14 foot header.. nice machine.
Dronningborg is now a part of Agco
Very cool to know about this brand of combine. Thank you.
Amazing video. Only you could put together all these models for filming. Thanks for your efforts.
1480 corn binder is just rippin. Oldest and the best. Love The new graphics on the S97 Centennial 👍.
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Once again great video keep them coming
Thank you for watching.
Beautiful movie
Thank you for watching.
Today the Claas, 1984, the 1480,. They are all good machines in the late model sense. 1980s and 1990s thiers lots of debate. If you don't want your dirt in the field use a John Deere, it'll be all over the machine. The rotaries usually all run cleaner. Great commentary with a lot of different machines. Thank you for sharing Jason. John T
Each of these combines will have their own 10 minute video. It was a good filming season this year.
I remember when Dad switched from the pull type JD combine to a JD 105 self-propelled, that was a nice machine back then. Thank you for a great video!
The 105 was a monster in it it’s day. I have a feature video on the 105 posted at th-cam.com/video/BvnjIN1Uikk/w-d-xo.html
Looks like the rear end has issues with the new Holland at 9:30… watch the rear tire 👀
It gets no better than this!
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Just wondering at what point will equipment have to stop getting larger because they will no longer be able to transport it down the road.
I've wondered this too. Watching even 1 big combine harvesting high yield corn it seems to need lots of other expensive equipment like big grain carts and the high HP tractor needed to pull one of those. Growing up on a farm in the 80s we had 2 grain trucks and a gravity box and 1 Gleaner L2, which was optioned with a bigger diesel and could really move. We did 2000 acres more or less with just that. Trucks would be parked with 1 driver for both taking grain to bins or elevator. Long days, we also would run our grain dryer when needed. Time is money on farming but with equipment so expensive it's hard to imagine.
That JD with the big ole Macdon draper head is amazing
They can cover allot of acres.
Centennial Gleaner just looks so good. I wish they would keep that graphic package. One would look good setting next to the ol R7.
The R7 would be a neat combine to see in action. The oldest is rotary Gleaner I have filmed is a R60 Deutz Allis.
@bigtractorpower I'm in west central Missouri, more than welcome to film at harvest. Will have a 8095 beside it on the cart.
X9 is a beast, Claas is in the class of its own, Agco offers more options than any other so are the FPT-powered red and yellow. CASE IH, JD, NH and Claas are the most experienced combine makers. And all in all its about German and US machines.
It’s all about service/support. I prefer Claas and Gleaner but honestly, JD has amazing amazing combines!!
The Case IH has been doing extremely well in South Africa since the eighties, simple efficient design, reliable, best grain sample, The new Massey are just as great. The Massey is also painted bumble bee yellow and marketed as a Valtra Harvester in the Southern Hemisphere called a Valtra BC 6800
@@ericsmith1453 case is super reliable!! Owned the new Holland group which has amazing history with their dual rotors!! It’s just really big here but it’s a very good brand.
Honestly they’re all good it comes down to dealer support. I never heard about the yellow VALTRA!! Thanks for your comment my friend 🙏🏼
@@ericsmith1453 I grew up around the New Hollands in the 1980s in South Africa. Those combines were either powered by Ford or Mercedes Benz engines.
@@xSCHEF The Valtra' harvesters are made Brazil I believe,
That’s an awesome combine in the beginning of the video.
The X9 1100 with an HD50F will eat up the acres in a hurry.
Guys have bin having big issues with the x9’s up here in northern Saskatchewan. Plugging the backend of the combine when the straw is tuff. And it is literally just the x9’s. The s790 and nh 9090’s in the same field didn’t plug once while the x9 plugged the back 3 times. We’re not the only people with the same problem in the area.
Amazing brother 👍
Thank you for watching.
I have a 1990 9400 with a 22 ft head just finished cutting wheat on thursday enjoyed the video
Very nice. I featured a 9450 last year during wheat season. Great sized combine.
Some nice machines there but you definitely saved the best till last
You liked the 4425? It is a cool 1980’s combine you do not see around often.
Excellent video with a nice array of brands. 👍
I try to locate them all. This was the first Challenger I have had a chance to film.
Greeting from burley Idaho bigtractorpower
Very cool. I hope to feature farming in Idaho some day.
That shot of the Fendt (I think) coming over the rise was sweeet!
That is the Claas rolling over the hill. The Fendt was in a flat field.
Jason, I don’t know the brand name of those thousand bushel combines but it would be great if you could feature one on your channel so more people know about it please if you can do it very soon. Thanks.
My son and I like the New Holland.
Great video, as usual. Greetings from Dundalk 🇮🇪
Thank you for watching.
Good video.
Thank you for watching.
Case /IH!!!
Amazing machines. Great video once again.
Thank you for watching.
On our farm we use a Claas Lexion 8700 and John Deere 9660 STS. Are there any New Holland 10.90 combines in North America? There are a few around us here in New Zealand.
Great video Jason!
Thank you for watching.
Love the 4425
It is a cool combine 👍👍
@bigtractorpower yea I always love older combines or smaller combines
The X9 and the lexion are the top 2 imo
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very wonderful
Thank you for watching
Another great video,some of the wheat seemed a very short variety!
Different states. Different varieties and yield.
John Deere baby!❤
Four good ones this year with the X9 to the 4425.
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Thank you for watching.
Nice ill have them all
Thank you for watching.
It seems the Gleaners are very durable and efficient judging by the way the 98 was harvesting. They are not available here in South Africa
9600 John Deere
One of the all time greats.
My favorite was JD 4425 and Gleaner C-97
Both were rare finds. Stay tuned for 10 minute videos in each.
How in the world did we feed everyone with a 7' all-crop pulled by an 8N and having a Wisconsin motor running the combine?
There were thousands upon thousands of them at work. Now any one of these combines could do the work of 50 of those.
The 8250 operator running the reel waaay to fast and low.
It’s running in 100 bu wheat. They have it set at the combines running speed.
7721!!!
Stay tuned I have one filmed on a 4555
@@bigtractorpower nice
Classic, AC model 60 and 66 are the oldest I've ever ran, but the newest is only Gleaner F3, I'm old.
All very cool AC machines.
I notice that some of the combines are cutting close to the ground. While this is sometimes necessary if the crop has started to fall over it was not always the case. I then noticed that the straw was being discharged in a single windrow. I assume this is because the farm bales the straw.
Yes the Challenger 560C and the Deere 4425 were windrowing the straw to have it baled. Farms that bale often cut close to the ground to create more tonnage.
What wad the driver of that 8250 Case trying to do? Seperate the wheat with his reel? 🤣🤣
Be nice to know how much fuel is used per acre and bushels per gallon of fuel..
What a great camera shot of a start to the video!
Oh and some Gleaners?! Heck yeah! A C62?!
The C62 is a rare one. 😁👍
The X9 is an impressive combine.
How did you get the audio for the drone footage? :)
Attaching a go pro to the machine working. This way the sound matches up perfectly.
Is it me or does the NH CR 8.90 @ 9.22 - 9.50 have a rather serious problem with it's RHS rear wheel..... expensive????
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Why aren’t the other combines moving slower than the x9
The X9 in this video is running at 5 mph. The others are ringing 2.5 to 3 mph.
JD greenstar on a Case IH
The farm in this video just switched to Axial-Flows from S780s and runs all John Deere tractors. They are very happy with the 8250s performance.
Clearly the operator at 6:20 thinks he's driving a helicopter obviously not realizing he's actually in the cockpit of A damn combine. So let's give this guy a piece of advice. it's best to let the roter inside the combine to thresh the Grain our of the heads and not the goddamn reel!!
The X9 John Deere is the best combines on the market, second place would be the Claas Lexion combines and third would be the New Holland combines. That’s my opinion anyways.
A la NEW HOLLAND SE LE MUEVE EL EJE TRESERO 😅😅😅
How can the gleaner combine have 375 hp and hold 390 bushels and the jd is x9 top of the line 690 hp and 460 bushels look at all that wastes fuel you burn for 70 more bushels
And not to mention jd is over a million dollars case is more in line with gleaner for horse power to bushel ratio
The X9 is running 5.5 mph with a 50ft head in 95 bu wheat. The S97 is running a 40ft head in 95 bu. Wheat at 3 mph. Both are good combines. The X9 is simply built to run faster and wider. In my opinion the S series Gleaners do the very best job on the market. The Gleaners only set back is it can not move the amount of grain a class 9 or 10 combine can per hour.
@@bigtractorpower but look at that cost you could almost buy 2 gleaners for what a x9 cost and only get 70 more bushels
@@chuckrobinson6244But the JD is faster and wider so it’s going through more acres per hour .
Case IH 8250 he S97 Gleaner
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X9s fail bad. Do not buy one!!!!
This farm bought six. They were very impressed. No down time and finished 3 days earlier than the S790s last year.
@@bigtractorpower Wow. That's amazing. Bet their wheat ran 200 bu/acre and they got paid $50/bu too.
Thank you for watching.
i be a red ih man but like too look !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
It was nice to have an IH 1480 to feature in wheat. 👍👍