I bought a combine and harvested soy beans
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2020
- I couldn't keep it a secret any longer, I purchased a 1970's John Deere combine with no intent to really harvest. but when life gives you lemons....you harvest soy bean for an entire weekend haha. enjoy.
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I’ve been on the farm my whole life, and I loved this video! Stumbled upon it watching other farm videos like my own and admire what you are doing. Your terminology may be a little off, but your drive to do what you are doing and willingness to learn is spot on and I love that! There’s too much of a removal in this world between people and how their food is produced creating all sorts of misconceptions. It’s videos like this that show people what it’s all about without argument or misrepresentation, just entertainment.
Keep up the great work!
Thank you for that comment. Buying this combine was something I was told was useless and it was only good for scrap. After I did the beans I had more local people switch and tell me how great it was. Gearing up for corn now I couldn’t be more happy with the direction it’s going. I’m learning a new thing and showing people the entire process and not caring about my lack of knowledge. I’ve had lots of good help from some local farmers and will keep going. Thank you very much for the feedback. Means a lot. Take care
@@KenWhiteConstruction its funny how those naysayers are the ones who should be glad to see a younger generation take intrest in the older technology...
@@biggins25801 Are you saying Clarke Farms is one of those? or somebody else?
@@w_hunter2461 just other people in general, not a specific person... people always give me grief for using the old stuff, and being so young. But its paid for, and I can work on it myself so I'm ahead.
@@biggins25801 Oh ok yeah now i understand. Totally agree. I want to be a first generation farmer and I will have to have old stuff because won't be able to afford new equipment. The way I was raised. with old International
I grew up with these machines. Our farm had a 6600 and a 7700 which were the big brother to your 4400. We farmed 2400 acres of corn and soybeans with them and in my opinion for the finest machines Deere ever produced. My dad both operated the 7700 and maintained each combine and would tear them down every summer after cultivating and prep them for harvest. To my knowledge they never broke down during harvest once. When you cleaned the hopper out between each field you are lucky to get an ice cream pail of grain they did such a fine job of cleaning themselves out. As far as quality is concerned, later combines never really got better at harvesting only faster.
Since your new to the whole combine thing...
When you start your separator, do it at idle...
Grease and lubrication are a must...
Keep it clean and dry...
And most of all, have fun!
Yeah, I was thinking that that machine is probably capable of doing like 3 mph, I don’t know though
As a huge fan of Cole the Cornstar's channel here on YT who harvest soy beans and corn, you getting into it is a really fun blend of both channels' content. Giv'r bud, put up what you want and we'll keep on watching. OTown represent. Sup from South Keys.
That was very well said and I appreciate you and your comment very much.
Go Watch Larson Farms, Welker Farms and Millennial Farmer there really good farm channels
I watch all 4 to
I ment 3
@@masonbecker1357 no you meant 4 because no one said Welker Farms
That harvesting will get in your blood the peace and serenity of being in the cab of a combine cutting beans well you just can't beat it!
My dad had a 4400 gas. Man what memories this video brought back, I spent many hours in that thing harvesting corn/soybeans in northwest Iowa in the 70’s & 80’s. Thank you
That’s crazy, I had. O idea they had gas
I grew up in one of these 4400's ..Running it at 10 years old picking corn...You are gonna learn alot real fast...Good luck protect your fingers...Most of the scars on farmers arms are from turning wrenches on combines...
HARVEST THE BEAN. Now I'm corn-fused lol.
No
I wasn’t going to comment but like Jax said “screw them it’s your channel”. I had a best friends father pass away suddenly when I was younger out here in Alberta. His Dad had a fair sized grain operation and with the harvest around the corner it was absolutely amazing how the farming community rallied around him. I took two weeks of vacation to help out and never worked so hard In my life and the same time never felt more gratified! It’s a strong bond in the farming community and I learnt some new! Like my Dad said if your not doing and learning your not contributing!
I’m sorry to hear that. But thank you for commenting. Reading that made my day. Best wishes to you
I lived on a dairy farm my whole life and I been thinking about planting grain and harvest using old farm equipment and it's great to see your video
Harvest the bean! You haven’t made a boring video yet man! Keep em coming!
Looking like a marvelous bean crop . And go around the other way when opening field.
I farm 2000 acres and I love to see when someone experience there first combine! Nice buddy and remember after your first few feet always look at your tailings that combine out the back of the come so you can adjust header height concave settings or rotate speed!
And do the corn DO IT!!!!
i would love to see john deer get a really old combine like the first ever one with a actually cab and they put everything that the newer combines have but keep the body the same like a really nice interior monitors things like that ya know, not really for a reason just for fun but
I'm a farmer and I can tell you that you did great.. Being that you didn't no what you was doing to hop right into it and just getting it done you did great .. But I would say that you can always learn by talking and asking questions to someone that been doing it for yrs .. But great job
Love the old stuff, grew up on a 4400 as a kid then moved up to a 6620 sidehill
Just found this channel been binge watching it for a week
Great video. Love seeing old machines doing the work. Keep up the good work and great videos. Good luck with it all from the UK 🇬🇧 👍👍
This was the biggest plot twist I’ve ever seen on this channel and I love it! Hell yeah! Super stoked to see new content with new equipment! Bring on the corn!!
Had a 1975 4400 best combine simple to service and maintain I sure miss farming retired 2012 started in 1979 - $
Definitely down to see more of the farming content mixed in! Harvest the bean, harvest the corn, harvest everything. 😂👌
Harvest the bean! Yes, this video is very interesting. I'm 65 and have farmed all my life and hope to continue for many years to come. There is a certain bond that you experienced that forms between people doing farm work like this. It's a cool culture and my friends and I enjoy it here in western Pennsylvania. Keep the farming videos coming when you can.
Now you can sell some of that nice topsoil to them farmers to put in their fields 😂😂
There we go
Great video
Yes! Combine the corn! We farm 1500 acres of corn and soybeans here in the u.s. in Nebraska i loved watching you learn and experience Harvesting!
That 4020 is beautiful. You did great 👍 nice to see an outsiders perspective of farming
Super interesting! Harvest the bean!
Just bought a John Deere 4420 from the John Deere Dealer i work at. Its going to be fun to see it come to fruition.
Im a farmer. Im laughing at you. 😆 but your learning and having fun and that's what is important. Ps do not let grain pile up in the tall wagons and jam up your unload auger. Bad news.
It is a nice old combine realy well taken care of u can tell
You should absolutely harvest that corn with that JOHN DEERE combine!
Good job loved seeing that older equipment
Keep'em coming. Love your videos.👍
Farming is dope. Keep harvesting and bring us along!
Great to see an old machine like that still running even though it probably isn't that efficient. I really enjoy your efforts and drive to explore different means of work and your ethic to do it. Definitely not a silver spoon guy! Keep it up man.
Harvest the bean!!! I'm from the U.S. and I work on a farm but you and I are learning together bud...Im going to a vocational school for construction equipment operating so your a big inspiration for me thanks for everything you do and what your teaching me!!
Great video, harvest the beans👍👍
Yep that was a great video. Loved the old JD equipment with gravity flows.
Harvest the bean !!
Was a great video love farm equipment too especially John Deere equipment.
Like a kid in a candy store 😁😁👍👍👍
Hell ya let's see the corn get done. This is funny u show this because just lately I have got interested in all the farming stuff. Harvest the been. Great video there Taylor. Love it. There is nothing wrong with expanding ur knowledge. Like this.
Great to see old stuff running well. Yes, keep posting more of this type of interesting stuff. It is machinery & it's different to all the other "Flash Farming" channels.
Harvest the Bean Great Video
Both are cool to me. Harvest the bean!
Love this video, continued with the great job Ken 👍🏻
Harvest the bean!!! I would love to see the corn being harvested. You remind me of me. I love to learn something new. Keep the combine rollin’.
Never done learning
Please make another one, I enjoyed watching you harvest the bean!!
Harvest the bean!! Definitely want to see the corn. I’m not a farmer but enjoy seeing construction and farming channels. Love machinery working.
harvest the bean!! Great video loved to see a whole new side to this channel!! Would love to see more videos like this!!! Keep up the great work and nothing but continued success!!!!
You're living my dream right down to the 4020, my grandpas workhorse. I always idolized my grandpa farming and wanted to follow in his footsteps. The generation before me pissed away all of grandpas land and equipment for him. Family that is left that still farms isn't interested in any help from me. So, I am thinking fuck it, I will do it myself. My kid graduates in 10 years and I think I could sort out buying a 50-100 acre farm by then. I want to use older/primitive equipment I can mostly service myself in most cases. I can learn on youtube and claim "insurance" until I have profitable crops. I think I can do this. I just tire of farmers complaining that small family farms are dying but wont do fuckall to help it or accept free help for someone to learn. Farming is competitive and sometimes ugly.
Very interesting and will watch for more
I just started farming with a 6620 combine in 2012 you did very well. Becomes second nature I also had a 443 header corn get er done!
Love watching the older equipment, please harvest some corn :)
Great video! Really enjoyed it! Definitely would love to see the corn harvest 👌🏼
If you loved cutting beans then you will really love shelling corn. I vote for corn
You said " Girlfriend is not happy" YOU better see to it that she is happy in any way you can....she is a keeper...I hope you were very nice to your folks at the family dinner , Except from us YT friends and subscribers the family are your best supporters...take this from a old person...in Sweden.
I appreciate that very much haha. It all went good and I ended up making it. Gill was a little upset...
My dad started letting me drive the 6620 turbo combine when I was just 10 and now I’m 12 and I was turned over the 40 acre farm I I did it all from spraying to planting harvesting and even purchasing we things.
I’m looking to buy one of these. I would like to see more. Harvest the bean
I love the farming videos
This is awesome!!! Farming is awesome your a lucky guy it's not easy to get into!
That's a fine machine. I used a late model 4400 I bought used for 30+ years farming just under 800 acres. If you think you're going to keep using it, find another one for parts. JD will bend you over for what they do still stock. Aftermarket company in Illinois called Shoup is good to deal with for parts.
Good or bad, you've got the farming bug now. Enjoy.
Best regards from Indiana, USA.
Harvest the beans!!
I found your channel today, and i spend two hours watching latest videos.
Of course, i subscribe!
I love farming, and i also love digging, and other stuff with big machines, so, i am okay with farming videos on your channel.
Keep doing good work!
Greetings from Croatia!
I watch cole`s u tube channel, im amazed what the family goes through and you want to go in that direction go for it and harvest the bean's you'll do fine, you have the right attitude.
wow i run a 9500 john deere and i thought that was old then i saw this and it’s cool to see old stuff run
Yes good video! Harvest The Bean
Always!
As a landscape business owner and now drone operator...huge respect for the time and dedication you put into you videos good sir. I can only imagine the hours spent filming and editing...running the biz is enough for me! Keep it up man & Harvest the Corn
Thank you. I just put everything I have into them. I’ll harvest it for sure
Harvest the bean brother!😎🤟
this is so much fun i learned somthing
That’s what it’s all about
Harvest the bean Keep them coming love the channel, from a little south in Minden Ontario
New subscriber, and Canadian. Love the video. I run a 4420 John Deere combine and finished my harvest at the end of September. Your combine looks great. it looks like the previous owner took good care of that machine. Do the same, keep it greased and it will last you a long time.
Good luck with the rest of your harvest.
Used to harvest the bean with a 6600. Great video!
Looks like a blast let’s see your hand at corn !!👍🏻
Wow that’s clean
harvest the bean!! looking good on that deere! i also like the farming vids
Harvest the bean! Would love more videos on harvest
Awesome to see the old green machine doing what it was made to do. Must have been well maintained and loved. Please show us corn harvest!
very well maintained
This is so cool to watch. There is not a lot of TH-camrs that are like you.
Awesome video, keep it up
First combine I ever ran. Check your fuel return lines. That was what caused the fire in ours. Cracked and sprayed diesel fuel on the exhaust manifold.
Man what a great video nice combine that thing is in great shape I hope that it stays in good shape for you! Have a great rest of you day!
definitely need the corn harvest videos. running a harvester is always a great time until something breaks!
Ya we are very lucky it all went ok
I was wondering if there was going to be a video. Kept seeing the updates on Instagram. Great video and Harvest The Bean!
Hey Taylor, you kill every video you make keep putting out the content you want and you know the true followers of your channel would enjoy it, harvest the bean,
Harvest the bean, man & the corn sounds good too. Go for it.
Thanks
LOVED THIS VID CANT wait for the corn
"Harvest the bean" very interesting video would like to see you harvest the corn. I'm not a farmer either but it's fun to watch.
HARVEST THE BEAN ! Tyler your awesome 😎.
Harvest the bean !!! I would like to see more farming videos!!! MN
Nice to see some Canadian farming content.
It was really cool I like these vids I wish I could do that harvest the been
Man that is awesome!!!
Love this
Harvest those friggin beans!!!!
I love it
Harvest the corn. Great vid HARVEST THE BEAN!!
This was great. You should definitely show the corn harvest
I farm and i would watch more harvest the bean
Loved this video. Was awesome and nice to learn something about farming with no prior knowledge. Would like to see what corn harvesting is all about💪
You and I both
harvest the bean would liketo see more farming videos Taylor
Great video man let’s we you doing corn too!
Sweet video man!