It's never a bad thing to learn that your wrong on something, when it's backed up by facts. That's how we stay smarter, by learning. And greeting to the older generation of the family, great to see them join in on the action, that's just awesome.
Very interesting results on the soybean row spacing. You are hard on washing machines. LOL!!! Scary stuff when embers are visible on a combine. Yikes! Your dealer has to find a fix. Good thing your other identical combine doesn't act the same or you would think it is a design flaw. Thanks for the harvest time video, really enjoyed it.
regards that combine fire , good on you guys for detective work , Nice to resolve it before a serious fire cimbine loss . From what i hear , both LMS and Drummonds serve their customers well. This is a case where AGCO has an opportunity to gain some PR and goodwill by sending a thank you email with a 10% discount coupon on a winter combine service at dealer's shop ( my thoughts anyways ).
They are both awesome dealers. Crazy how some don't consider dealer awesomeness. I do believe LMS is gaining customers, not sure how Drummond farm service is doing but they are great as well.
Need to keep the big fendt on stand by,at least got fire out before did major damage. Should be a simple fix.Good comparison on 15in to 30in rows on beans,good video.
How many extra bushels per acre do you think you need to offset the cost of extra seed & machinery cost for double pass seeding when going from 30” rows to 15” rows ? Thanks
The seed wouldn't be any extra, same rate 15" to 30". This year, if we were to have continuously yielded 5 bushel more per acre on 15". We would have made an extra 70k. It wouldn't take much to pay for another planter. Something to consider when you look at it this way.
Scary when there is a combine fire. I remember back in the 80's when we were farming and and the neighbor was combing corn and the exhaust was cherry red and throwing sparks. Don't know how he didn't set the field on fire I'm from the states by the way
SORRY, you need to take the seal and bearing off the axle, put the bearing in the back of the hub and drive the seal into the hub. 28:53 (Just like a trailer axle ). The way you have it, the back of the hub isn't sealed and dirt and water are going to get in.
Something definitely has to be haywire, no way a combine should continue to catch fire like that, especially with all the preventative maintenance you guys are doing
It's never a bad thing to learn that your wrong on something, when it's backed up by facts. That's how we stay smarter, by learning.
And greeting to the older generation of the family, great to see them join in on the action, that's just awesome.
Good luck combining beans Darryl
WOW not easy keeping all the equipment running properly. Thank you for sharing.🐂
Lol nope
Great job driving the tractor and grain cart Dillon
Oh my.....the challenges never end!!!
Great video Kendal Darryl and Peter
Good luck hauling Kendal
That's a scary thing to see embers coming out of the fan... YIKES!
Very interesting results on the soybean row spacing. You are hard on washing machines. LOL!!! Scary stuff when embers are visible on a combine. Yikes! Your dealer has to find a fix. Good thing your other identical combine doesn't act the same or you would think it is a design flaw. Thanks for the harvest time video, really enjoyed it.
regards that combine fire , good on you guys for detective work , Nice to resolve it before a serious fire cimbine loss . From what i hear , both LMS and Drummonds serve their customers well. This is a case where AGCO has an opportunity to gain some PR and goodwill by sending a thank you email with a 10% discount coupon on a winter combine service at dealer's shop ( my thoughts anyways ).
They are both awesome dealers. Crazy how some don't consider dealer awesomeness. I do believe LMS is gaining customers, not sure how Drummond farm service is doing but they are great as well.
Need to keep the big fendt on stand by,at least got fire out before did major damage. Should be a simple fix.Good comparison on 15in to 30in rows on beans,good video.
Holy Moly!
Does the 5 extra bushel pay for the extra seed is the question
How many extra bushels per acre do you think you need to offset the cost of extra seed & machinery cost for double pass seeding when going from 30” rows to 15” rows ? Thanks
The seed wouldn't be any extra, same rate 15" to 30". This year, if we were to have continuously yielded 5 bushel more per acre on 15". We would have made an extra 70k. It wouldn't take much to pay for another planter. Something to consider when you look at it this way.
Scary when there is a combine fire. I remember back in the 80's when we were farming and and the neighbor was combing corn and the exhaust was cherry red and throwing sparks. Don't know how he didn't set the field on fire
I'm from the states by the way
Run it till the wheels fall off lol...was that a crack in the frame or just a scratch in the paint??
Not sure what you saw but I did recently go over deep tiller for cracks and I did find 2 cracks I welded.
Are you folks considering trying the new T series Gleaner?
We will one day for sure.
They have 15 girls corn planners now so you can plant so with a corn planner
15in row corn planters
Corn would be tough to switch to 15", and I don't see the benefit in corn.
I wish I there to help
SORRY, you need to take the seal and bearing off the axle, put the bearing in the back of the hub and drive the seal into the hub. 28:53 (Just like a trailer axle ). The way you have it, the back of the hub isn't sealed and dirt and water are going to get in.
It's a different style, not trying to be a dink but I did it right. Not a fan of this style but it works.
Pls get yourself some wind mics. I am finding it hard to hear what you are saying 😩 (might be old age though)
Sorry, I'll have to do some research on those.
Something definitely has to be haywire, no way a combine should continue to catch fire like that, especially with all the preventative maintenance you guys are doing
Never a dull moment at Twin Elm Farms it looks like. 🧯👍
Lol nope not these days.