It is exciting seeing new machines. I find it more challenging to find and film the classics working. I enjoy seeing 30,40 and 50 year old machines still working strong. Where do you live?
I was wondering if you were going to film an S770 this year. You can only see 790s so much before it gets old. Didn’t know the corn heads got upgraded this year too. The folding option looks like a good way to go.
300 bu bin and cab corn. Probably a 1000 bu bin and the same. I started with a 95 JD and an 80 bu bin, then a 6600, a 6620, a 7720, a 9500, a 9670 and they all have had cab 🌽!
I wonder if there is some form of interlock to keep the head auger from being engaged when the head is folded. Seems that it could be a real pain getting the stub augers timed back to the center auger if either piece moved when separated.
No there is not, there are inter meshing plates with springs pushing them together, you turn the head slowly until all the plates are meshed then fire it up to full speed.
is that rattling sound corn cobs going through the combines rear chopper…last time I hear a combine harvesting corn was 45 yrs. ago and if correct the cobs made that noise out he back of our 95 JD
Since 2014 the deere s670 now s770 combine has 391HP horsepower and a power boost of 425 and peak power of 449HP(which is time limited by engine control unit timer)2012 to 2013 interm tier4 models were 373HP and 425hp peak power.The power increase and other changes after 2013 was very noticeable and made it a way better combine.Something i noticed is the unloading spout on these machines since 2015 Deere has had a different spout, wondering why these have the old style,maybe cause it looks like these have the shortest and smaller diameter unload auger option?
The hp rating is interesting. I took the number from the John Deere S700 sales brochure. The unloading auger is the 26ft model. There is a 23.5 auger as well.
@@bigtractorpower Gosh those two combines at the begining of the video look like they have the 23.5 foot unloader I can tell just by seeing how far it sticks over the end of the machine.But maybe you are right cause you were actually there and saw it while filming.And the brochure does state both 373 and 391 horsepower but one is for engine with emission system and one without.They are still sold in other parts of the world without emission systems anyway they used too.
If I spent well over half a million dollars for a piece of equipment, first person I see standing on the roof scratching it all up shoveling corn off it is getting their ass kicked!!
How else are you supposed to get the corn off the cab? Yes these are very expressive machines used for high production agriculture. Likely will be traded off in a couple of years anyway. Trust me shovel scratches (if there even are any) on the roof are the very least of anybody's concern when you're playing this game.
Totally agree. There better be a broom and a pan of some sort if it's my machine. A shovel starts banging off the cab of my machine and someone's in trouble. Scratches = rust unless it's aluminum. Nobody will ever see it but that doesn't mean you go up there and use a grain scoop. It isn't that big of an area...use a broom and a large plastic dust pan. It won't take very long.
Good thing the owner of the combine was driving this one. Cab corn happens. It tough in a field like this because of the trenches. Your going to dip forward and the corn will spill. I would give out a gold trophy to the farm that goes an entire season with out any cab corn. The roof is made out of plastic so your ant really going to damage it.
I haven't been in a new s7 series. Did they do something with the cans? It seemed like it was a lot louder than I could remember the s6's? But it's probably the way the mic was situated?
The S700 has an updated seat and control center to match the 8R tractor. The S700 has auto adjust to match crop conditions. Other than that the S700 looks just like an S600.
Thank you. Maybe describe the farmers concern as he washes, what he is looking for as it gets clean, what is he inspecting. His maintenance done after washing. How he stores his machinery for the dormant season. Preventive measures he takes. Those kind of documented and narrated concerns would be instructive. Again, thank you for your consideration
Color coordination does not seem to be a big priority on header wagons in this area. I know a farm that runs 8 S790s. They have green, red and black header wagons. I think it is which dealer is offering the best price at the same time.
I'm just curious how farms have become, from family to corporate, making it nearly impossible for those of us who have never done it, to get into it. With subsidies from big brother along with millions in high tech equipment in tow, crap wages how can anyone other than those born to it get started and make a living.
The farm in the video is a family farm. I have never filmed at a cooperate farm. In Kentucky where I line double crop soybeans a big factor in running new machines. One field will produce two crops in one year. You cut wheat in June, drill soybeans in the wheat stubble and then harvest a second crop of soybeans in October. Most farms in this region have new combines.
@@bigtractorpower up where I live in Washington State some farmers here do double crop as well plant and harvest peas. For spring/summer Then get the ground ready and plant sweet corn for summer/fall harvest 🌽
The S770 is a direct decent of the 9750STS which was the largest combine offered by John Deere 18 years ago. Running a 12 row head is no issue at all for a class 7 combine.
Thanks for explaining the class ratings. That was gonna be my question!
Happy to do it. It’s a good question. I may do a separate video on it some time.
I see cab corn on the left... Must be zack operating
Jeremy quiring must be he’s also going to say it’s because he’s going down hill haha
Love the folding heads , sure beats taking it off all the time
They work well.
bigtractorpower one thing about them is the weight. We demoed one and our S680 combines had weight in the front instead of the weight being steady.
You're one lucky fella to be around and have equipment so close to film. I know of one farm in the county with an s series. Keep up the good work.
It is exciting seeing new machines. I find it more challenging to find and film the classics working. I enjoy seeing 30,40 and 50 year old machines still working strong. Where do you live?
Love the folding head!
They are a nice option for harvesting.
I was wondering if you were going to film an S770 this year. You can only see 790s so much before it gets old. Didn’t know the corn heads got upgraded this year too. The folding option looks like a good way to go.
I have been able to film the S770, S780 and S790 this year. The FC heads are handy.
Happy Thanksgiving Big Tractor. Thank you for your videos.
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Appreciated the differences off class explained.
Sure thing. I plan to do a full classification video sometime.
Thank you BTP.
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Good video BTP. Another great time and money saving piece of equipment from John Deere thanks for the video
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We have a handy-dandy collapsible metal handle plastic shovel in the combine cab if we need it. It does not scratch the cab roof.
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Great video. I see some cab corn on that combine !
Cab corn happens. 😀
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Happy Thanksgiving and these machines are just unbelievable great stuff
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You could damn near make a batch of moonshine with all that cab corn...
Allot of the corn raised in Western Kentucky goes to Jack Daniels.
Great video and very informative. Love your voice as well. Thanks - Dean from Minnesota
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300 bu bin and cab corn. Probably a 1000 bu bin and the same. I started with a 95 JD and an 80 bu bin, then a 6600, a 6620, a 7720, a 9500, a 9670 and they all have had cab 🌽!
Your right holding space is always at a premium.
I wonder if there is some form of interlock to keep the head auger from being engaged when the head is folded. Seems that it could be a real pain getting the stub augers timed back to the center auger if either piece moved when separated.
No there is not, there are inter meshing plates with springs pushing them together, you turn the head slowly until all the plates are meshed then fire it up to full speed.
I wish these farm equipment manufacturers would build combines for smaller size farmer not just the big acres
It is interesting that almost every new combine on the market today can handle a 12 row corn head.
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is that rattling sound corn cobs going through the combines rear chopper…last time I hear a combine harvesting corn was 45 yrs. ago and if correct the cobs made that noise out he back of our 95 JD
Yes that is the sound. I grew up around a 95EB. Great combines.
Since 2014 the deere s670 now s770 combine has 391HP horsepower and a power boost of 425 and peak power of 449HP(which is time limited by engine control unit timer)2012 to 2013 interm tier4 models were 373HP and 425hp peak power.The power increase and other changes after 2013 was very noticeable and made it a way better combine.Something i noticed is the unloading spout on these machines since 2015 Deere has had a different spout, wondering why these have the old style,maybe cause it looks like these have the shortest and smaller diameter unload auger option?
The hp rating is interesting. I took the number from the John Deere S700 sales brochure. The unloading auger is the 26ft model. There is a 23.5 auger as well.
@@bigtractorpower Gosh those two combines at the begining of the video look like they have the 23.5 foot unloader I can tell just by seeing how far it sticks over the end of the machine.But maybe you are right cause you were actually there and saw it while filming.And the brochure does state both 373 and 391 horsepower but one is for engine with emission system and one without.They are still sold in other parts of the world without emission systems anyway they used too.
Thanks for a great video and Happy Thanksgiving BTP
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If I spent well over half a million dollars for a piece of equipment, first person I see standing on the roof scratching it all up shoveling corn off it is getting their ass kicked!!
I think pretty much everybody has cab corn at least once a season. What’s the big deal?
How else are you supposed to get the corn off the cab? Yes these are very expressive machines used for high production agriculture. Likely will be traded off in a couple of years anyway. Trust me shovel scratches (if there even are any) on the roof are the very least of anybody's concern when you're playing this game.
Totally agree. There better be a broom and a pan of some sort if it's my machine. A shovel starts banging off the cab of my machine and someone's in trouble. Scratches = rust unless it's aluminum.
Nobody will ever see it but that doesn't mean you go up there and use a grain scoop. It isn't that big of an area...use a broom and a large plastic dust pan. It won't take very long.
jmurphy1973 the top of the cabs on new farm equipment are plastic
Good thing the owner of the combine was driving this one. Cab corn happens. It tough in a field like this because of the trenches. Your going to dip forward and the corn will spill. I would give out a gold trophy to the farm that goes an entire season with out any cab corn. The roof is made out of plastic so your ant really going to damage it.
Awesome Video!! Many Greetings Sebi!!
I know you were wanting to see S700s in corn. These make a nice pair.
Great footage as always.
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do you thing a class 6 S760 john deere could handle a 12 rows head?
I haven't been in a new s7 series. Did they do something with the cans? It seemed like it was a lot louder than I could remember the s6's? But it's probably the way the mic was situated?
The S700 has an updated seat and control center to match the 8R tractor. The S700 has auto adjust to match crop conditions. Other than that the S700 looks just like an S600.
7:52 cab corn
Cab corn happens. Especially with multiple drainage ditches to cross.
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Do you wear a dust mask when filming in the fields?
I do not.
Hows about making a video of a farmer cleaning his equipement after the working season please
I will try.
Thank you. Maybe describe the farmers concern as he washes, what he is looking for as it gets clean, what is he inspecting. His maintenance done after washing. How he stores his machinery for the dormant season. Preventive measures he takes. Those kind of documented and narrated concerns would be instructive. Again, thank you for your consideration
Congrats on 100 000 subs.
Thank you. It is an honor to have so many tractor fans watching.
Let's see, they are taking a green corn head off a green combine and putting it on a red trailer. What's wrong with that?
Color coordination does not seem to be a big priority on header wagons in this area. I know a farm that runs 8 S790s. They have green, red and black header wagons. I think it is which dealer is offering the best price at the same time.
How fast can a class 7 combine run in a 200 + bushel corn
6-7 mph
Still corn is filed in your part of Kentucky
That was the last field. Extra wet on the river bottoms. Started in August wrapped in November.
Greetings from Europe. Although they are not big, can you please get some footage of Zetor in USA?
Check out Bandit Farmer. He runs a Long tractor, which is actually a Zetor.
If I can find a Zetor I will film it. I like all tractors A-Z.
@@bigtractorpower thank you. Distributor in US is in Florida.
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I'm just curious how farms have become, from family to corporate, making it nearly impossible for those of us who have never done it, to get into it. With subsidies from big brother along with millions in high tech equipment in tow, crap wages how can anyone other than those born to it get started and make a living.
The farm in the video is a family farm. I have never filmed at a cooperate farm. In Kentucky where I line double crop soybeans a big factor in running new machines. One field will produce two crops in one year. You cut wheat in June, drill soybeans in the wheat stubble and then harvest a second crop of soybeans in October. Most farms in this region have new combines.
@@bigtractorpower up where I live in Washington State some farmers here do double crop as well plant and harvest peas. For spring/summer Then get the ground ready and plant sweet corn for summer/fall harvest 🌽
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FC corn head... So folding corn head corn head?
Yep. A head only good for harvesting folding corn.
Yes FC designates a folding model. A non folding model is a 712C.
An s780would have been a better choice, they could have ran faster with the 12row head. All the s670sin my area run 8 row heads.
The S770 is a direct decent of the 9750STS which was the largest combine offered by John Deere 18 years ago. Running a 12 row head is no issue at all for a class 7 combine.
02:05 Is that corn spillage on the cab roof?
marksandsparks1 #cabcorn
The combine got to full that is why there is cabcorn
@@austinhanig1209 or hit a rut in the field when almost full and grain shifted. Butt most likely is , 100 ft left for the pass and pushed too much.
Cab corn happens. 😁. The field had small drainage ditches that cause the combines to dip forward and that leads the corn the spill forward.
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