@@ROCK-s1t... I'm going to tell everyone else this that puts down John Deere is it such a crime to like John Deere? Always has to be an asshole or two around so kiss my ass
Love the videos, keep it up. Next time you’re in that neck of the woods feel free to give us a shout and we’ll have the beers cold in the shop for you!
This is awesome I live over by bluffton IN hope to start seeing more of the x9 combines running in the area mainly its been the s series combines that I mainly see around here but there is the red ones to up that way I've seen them around also but this is an awesome video Mike thank you for the awesome content you put out of farming I enjoy watching them when I get the chance to
when we first introduced the first batch of X9 series combines in 2020 I got a chance to run both X9-1000 and X9-1100 combines in 325 bushel corn 🌽 wit our C16CF row folding corn 🌽 head those combines eat corn like no ther wit our twin rotor separator system at 6.8 mph um combine operator my self been running combines for 29 years now after left the farm to go to work for john deere for 19 years now as a equipment setup technician!!!
We wanted to try something different wit a twin rotors even though twin rotors were new Holland design but we at deere took it step further and perfected it
Awesome video as always! It looks like he may need to use a different ear saver system on the head. There was around 8 ears going over the side from the 2:00 - 2:30 mark
Also seemed to be bunching in front of the feeder house some. Corn seems super dry might be causing that. That big combine sounds like a locomotive blasting down the tracks.
Mike, just a quick question. Why does this combine operator not fold his unloading auger back when he's done unloading? I see repair bills in their future if they don't get in the habit of folding it into transport?
It's operator preference. I know several guys that leave the auger out most of the time and don't have any issues. I'm thankful these farms I know let me come out to shoot and make these videos and I'm not going to question someone on things like this.
electric tarps sure do help this time of year. the elevator i started working for doesn't have any just yet up here in colebrook. the drivers enjoy the videos you made there, and had no idea you filmed at the farm
I sure hated we turned the horsepower down on our JD-14X 13.6 liter power tech pss 830's diesel engine in our big class 11 X9-1100 combine 2023 models are rated at 603hp to 690hp when first unveiled the X9-1100's in 2020 the horsepower was 690hp to 743hp max
People are buying these X9's for the capacity in soybeans mainly. This farm runs a 24 row corn planter so a 12 row head is just easier to use. Plus a 12 row folding is much easier to transport around than a 16 row or 16 row folding head.
Mike my friend for 2022 model we turned the horsepower down to 603hp to 690hp why we at deere did this I have no idea but our first batch of class 11 X9-1100 combine 2020 models are rated at 690hp to 743hp max wit a 53hp power boost when dumping on the go but these newer 2022 models X9-1100's are turned down in horsepower its crazy even the our Class 10 X9-1000 2022 models are rated at 549hp 630hp I don't know why we at deere did this my friend!!!!
Sure, these combines are pretty big, but I have a feeling it's going to take a while for John Deere to be able to manufacture a combine that can compete with Claas's Lexion 8000 series combines that are even bigger than this at up to 510 bushels of grain tank capacity.
@@buckhorncortez Yeah, at the cost of slightly slowing down the unloading process by ~13 seconds because you're still stuck at the factory unloading rate of 5.3 bushels/second.
Mike the X9-1000 combine is damn' near to our big class 9 S790'S horsepower range of 543hp to 616hp 34hp power boots when dumping on the go wit our previous 13.5 liter power tech pss diesel 842's diesel engines thats to close in our horsepower range for the class 10 X9-1000 Combine rated at 549hp to 630hp wit 53hp horsepower boots when dumping on the go wit our new 13.6 liter power tech pws 830's single stage vgt wastegate turbo charger diesel engine it's a difference in our power tech diesel engines the X9-1000 combine has our 13.6 liter pws 830's single stage vgt wastegate turbo charger diesel engine and the X9-1100 has our big power tech 13.6 liter pss 830's twin vgt wastegate turbo chargers most people think X9-1000 has twin vgt turbo chargers but it doesn't just our single stage vgt wastegate turbo charger compared to the X9-1100 combine wit twin vgt wastegate turbo chargers!!!!
I have fallen in love with these X9 1100 combines. These machines are beasts. Wish I could take a ride in one.
What a beautifully choreographed "dance" these machines and their operators perform! Thanks for the drone footage Mike!
Man o man! Flat out capacity in this machine. What a production beast.
That's a sweet combine. Nothing runs like a Deere. If it ain't green... It ain't mean!!!
@@ROCK-s1t... That X9 is way better
@@ROCK-s1t... I'm going to tell everyone else this that puts down John Deere is it such a crime to like John Deere? Always has to be an asshole or two around so kiss my ass
Wishing you and your family a very Happy New Year Mike! Thanks for all your videos over the years.
I would love to try a track machine! Great video!
Great video, as always! John Deere X9 1100 just excellent combine.
Love the X9's. Yes Mike, do a compilation of your X9 videos. Awesome video 👍🏻.
Great video Mike, thanks again.
Wishing you and your family a great year ahead.
Love the videos, keep it up. Next time you’re in that neck of the woods feel free to give us a shout and we’ll have the beers cold in the shop for you!
Fantastic footage once again Mike. Love the JDs. Happy new year to you & family. Look forward to more great content in 2023.
This is awesome I live over by bluffton IN hope to start seeing more of the x9 combines running in the area mainly its been the s series combines that I mainly see around here but there is the red ones to up that way I've seen them around also but this is an awesome video Mike thank you for the awesome content you put out of farming I enjoy watching them when I get the chance to
Feichter Farms is getting a John Deere X9. There farm is at Highway 1 and 18
when we first introduced the first batch of X9 series combines in 2020 I got a chance to run both X9-1000 and X9-1100 combines in 325 bushel corn 🌽 wit our C16CF row folding corn 🌽 head those combines eat corn like no ther wit our twin rotor separator system at 6.8 mph um combine operator my self been running combines for 29 years now after left the farm to go to work for john deere for 19 years now as a equipment setup technician!!!
We wanted to try something different wit a twin rotors even though twin rotors were new Holland design but we at deere took it step further and perfected it
Thanks Mike
Awesome video as always! It looks like he may need to use a different ear saver system on the head. There was around 8 ears going over the side from the 2:00 - 2:30 mark
Saw that, it’d probably be fixed if he put the shields up on the sides too.
Also seemed to be bunching in front of the feeder house some. Corn seems super dry might be causing that.
That big combine sounds like a locomotive blasting down the tracks.
A wonderful sight all that golden grain pouring into the bin. Good video 👍Regards from Down Under.
Nice work thank you for the video. 👍
Mike, just a quick question. Why does this combine operator not fold his unloading auger back when he's done unloading? I see repair bills in their future if they don't get in the habit of folding it into transport?
It's operator preference. I know several guys that leave the auger out most of the time and don't have any issues. I'm thankful these farms I know let me come out to shoot and make these videos and I'm not going to question someone on things like this.
@@farmhandmike It's not meant as a criticism. More as a practical question. We used to leave ours out years ago.
The x9 is just a nice combine😁👍 happy new year to you and your family👍👍
They’ve sure changed since back in the day running 7700’s.😂
Great video Mike
Hello! Where did you buy grain tank extension tip-up kit for your X9 1100? We are looking for one for our X9 combine
I like Mike less videos on TH-cam hope you had a merry Christmas you and your family 🌲☃️. From the 78 degree's imperial county California.
electric tarps sure do help this time of year. the elevator i started working for doesn't have any just yet up here in colebrook. the drivers enjoy the videos you made there, and had no idea you filmed at the farm
This John Deere X9 1100 is the deal!
Definitely EATS the corn !
Bel video. Bravo. Bellissimo video. 👍👍👋👋💪💪🚜🔝🇮🇹
SUPER!
What are the tanks on both sides of the tractors for? Great video Mike.
I'm guessing they plant with these tractors and these carry liquid fertilizer for planting.
I love your videos! I'm trying to get into farming. Have you done any where Big Bud in Montana is plowing or harvesting?
Yes I have
Which farm is this? I used to work for Baker Farms down by Ossian.
Advanced Grain Farms
Really? Didn't look like his trucks. His bin system is off Doyle Rd by US 30.
@@Corey8R230 yes sir! it was them. My buddy works for them
@@connorarend5379 Who's your buddy?
I sure hated we turned the horsepower down on our JD-14X 13.6 liter power tech pss 830's diesel engine in our big class 11 X9-1100 combine 2023 models are rated at 603hp to 690hp when first unveiled the X9-1100's in 2020 the horsepower was 690hp to 743hp max
Definitely not wasting any time mowing down that corn
It’s a great machine, but could have done the same thing with a 790 and saved a bunch of money if he’s only running a 12 row.
People are buying these X9's for the capacity in soybeans mainly. This farm runs a 24 row corn planter so a 12 row head is just easier to use. Plus a 12 row folding is much easier to transport around than a 16 row or 16 row folding head.
Thanks for answering bc I've wondered the exact same thing.@@farmhandmike
Mike my friend for 2022 model we turned the horsepower down to 603hp to 690hp why we at deere did this I have no idea but our first batch of class 11 X9-1100 combine 2020 models are rated at 690hp to 743hp max wit a 53hp power boost when dumping on the go but these newer 2022 models X9-1100's are turned down in horsepower its crazy even the our Class 10 X9-1000 2022 models are rated at 549hp 630hp I don't know why we at deere did this my friend!!!!
Do you honestly think there will a threshold on the agricultural industry so small farms can survive???🤔
I know plenty of small farms that are doing very well.
Sure, these combines are pretty big, but I have a feeling it's going to take a while for John Deere to be able to manufacture a combine that can compete with Claas's Lexion 8000 series combines that are even bigger than this at up to 510 bushels of grain tank capacity.
Buy the John Deere PHTX9-11 power fold extension kit for $920 takes the grain tank to 530 bushels. "Problem" solved...
@@buckhorncortez Yeah, at the cost of slightly slowing down the unloading process by ~13 seconds because you're still stuck at the factory unloading rate of 5.3 bushels/second.
With the $1m plus price tag who can afford this?
Mike the X9-1000 combine is damn' near to our big class 9 S790'S horsepower range of 543hp to 616hp 34hp power boots when dumping on the go wit our previous 13.5 liter power tech pss diesel 842's diesel engines thats to close in our horsepower range for the class 10 X9-1000 Combine rated at 549hp to 630hp wit 53hp horsepower boots when dumping on the go wit our new 13.6 liter power tech pws 830's single stage vgt wastegate turbo charger diesel engine it's a difference in our power tech diesel engines the X9-1000 combine has our 13.6 liter pws 830's single stage vgt wastegate turbo charger diesel engine and the X9-1100 has our big power tech 13.6 liter pss 830's twin vgt wastegate turbo chargers most people think X9-1000 has twin vgt turbo chargers but it doesn't just our single stage vgt wastegate turbo charger compared to the X9-1100 combine wit twin vgt wastegate turbo chargers!!!!
That semi didn't look real. It like a seen from a farm simulator.